New DVD Bonus Feature from AMC’s ‘Halt and Catch Fire’ Season 2

The critically acclaimed AMC hit drama, “Halt and Catch Fire: The Complete Second Season,” will be available on DVD from Anchor Bay Entertainment on August 9.  From creators Chris Cantwell (“Vicariously”) and  Christopher C. Rogers, comes the ten-episode series, featuring buzzworthy performances from Lee Pace (Lincoln, “Pushing Daisies,” Guardians of the Galaxy ), Scoot McNairy (Argo), Mackenzie Davis (Smashed), Kerry Bishé (Argo, Red State) and Toby Huss (Cowboys & Aliens).

The sophomore season of AMC’s hit tech-centered drama “Halt and Catch Fire” hits the ground running. It’s March 1985. More than a year has passed since Joe MacMillan (Lee Pace) set fire to a truck full of Cardiff Giant PCs, the last in a long string of destructive acts that burned the people that made the machine possible: Gordon Clark (Scoot McNairy), Donna Clark (Kerry Bishé), Cameron Howe (Mackenzie Davis) and John Bosworth (Toby Huss). The Giant is about to go the way of the dinosaur, like any number of personal computers to enter the market in the wake of IBM. The lesson is harsh but clear: in history, only the truly disruptive ideas are destined to matter. Season two of “Halt and Catch Fire” thrives on the spirit of innovation and takes on world-changing scenarios, no matter the risk.

“Halt and Catch Fire: The Complete Second Season” has a suggested retail price $49.98, and includes a 3-disc set, containing all 10 episodes including bonus features that will give you a behind the scenes look of this compelling series.

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BONUS FEATURES:

  • Inside “Halt and Catch Fire:
  • History of Now
  • Joe’s Strategic Benchmarks
  • Tour of An ‘80s Startup
  • Set Tour With Lee Pace and Scoot McNairy

 

Below is preview a clip from one of the new Bonus Features, “History of Now”, which highlights how the show addresses the early days of how we make the “electronic connections” that are so prevalent today.

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