Director Quentin Tarantino brings his edgy, pulse-pounding style of filmmaking to CSI: Crime Scene Investigation in this gripping, feature-length offering from the acclaimed, top-rated crime-drama series. … “To this date, ‘Grave Danger’ goes down in history as one of the greatest CSIs ever filmed…It quite simply is a masterpiece” (Anthony Zuiker, Creator of CSI).

“Grave Danger” was aired as a two-part finale back in 2005, and it has an 85-minute run time. The combo set will include the Blu-ray and DVD versions of the episode, as well as a special featurette called “Tarantino Style”. This set will only be available in the USA.

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CSI: Miami features Horatio Caine and will see players work together to uncover evidence, interrogate suspects, build out their high-tech labs and discover the truth about Miami’s most challenging crimes.

A CSI: New York game is expected later in 2012.

As CSI Files previously reported, all three series will hit store shelves on September 27, and the DVD box sets will include special features in addition to the episodes. Here are the features scheduled to appear on each set:

CSI’s eleventh season will contain the following features:

• “Getting Personal: Season 11 of CSI”

• “Something Twisted This Way Comes”
• “Las Vegas Headliners”
• “An Underground Perspective”
• “Cold-Blooded Killers”
• “Intelligent Design: Creating Aeron’s Legion”
• Dita Von Teese Burlesque Performance
• Deleted Scenes (x2)

TVShowsOnDVD.com also reports that CSI will include commentary on the season 11 box set. The site also lists commentary for the season nine box set of CSI: Miami, which will have the following features as well:

• “The Whole Nine Years”

• Behind the scenes with Adam Rodriguez (Eric Delko)
• A Miami Milestone: the 200th Episode
• “To Be Continued…the Season Finale”
• Deleted Scenes

The following special features will be included in the box set for CSI: New York’s seventh season:

• Seventh Deadly Season

• New in Town: Jo Danville (Sela Ward)
• An Extended Visit: John Larroquette Comes to CSI: NY
• Wild Ride: On the Set with Peter Fonda
• Deleted Scenes
• Gag reel
• Under the Microscope Blogs

The box sets for the latest season of CSI, Miami and New York are currently available for pre-order from Amazon.com.

Simon and Schuster Children’s Publishing will promote the Club CSI chapter books geared toward tween readers at Booth #1128.

CSI’s eleventh season has a suggested retail price (SRP) of $72.99. There are currently no plans for a Blu-ray release, but the DVDs will be presented in widescreen with English 5.1 audio as well as Spanish stereo:

[T]his 6 disc set features 22 gripping episodes, exclusive special features and incredible guest stars! Those include Multi-Platinum artist and teen sensation Justin Bieber, making his prime-time television debut in the premiere episode, plus hip hop artist Method Man, Playboy Bunny Holly Madison, Elliot Gould and more!

You can find a glimpse of early box art here, but please be aware that this is subject to change.

Season nine of Miami will also be presented in widescreen video, and the audio options include English 5.1 and Spanish stereo. The SRP for the Florida-based spinoff is $64.99:

The 6-disc set features 22 fascinating episodes (including ["F-T-F"], directed by acclaimed actor/producer/director David Arquette) and exclusive special features!

Early box art can be found here, but remember that this is subject to change.

The seventh season of New York also has a $64.99 SRP, and like the other two members of the franchise, it will be presented in widescreen with English 5.1 and Spanish stereo audio options:

[T]his thrilling release includes 22 crime solving episodes in a 6-disc set with exclusive special features! Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner Sela Ward joins the CSI: NY team this season, plus there are guest stars John Larroquette, Edward James Olmos, Peter Fonda, Gregory Harrison and more!

You can view early box art here, which may change before the September release date.

Source: TV Shows on DVD. You can pre-order CSI, Miami and CSI: NY on Amazon.com, and each box set is currently priced approximately $20 lower than the SRP.

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