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Manga UK Release Psycho-Pass DVD and Blu-ray on 1st September

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Anime UK News has recently received confirmation that Manga Entertainment will release the complete series 1 collection of Psycho-Pass on DVD and Blu-Ray in the UK on Monday, September 01st, 2014.

Here are the details:

A thrilling, futuristic and gripping new crime drama brought to you by Production I.G. (Ghost In The Shell, Blood-C, The End Of Evangelion) that echoes hard-hitting film and TV series such as Minority Report, Judge Dredd and The Tomorrow People.

Brace yourself for a hardboiled, sci-fi thriller from the creator of Madoka Magica and the studio that brought you Ghost in the Shell. Welcome to a world where just thinking about a crime is enough to enough to make you guilty. Bad intentions can no longer be hidden, and the police know exactly which tainted minds are about to cross over to the wrong side of the law. The great equalizer in the war on thugs is the Dominator, a futuristic weapon that can read minds and assess the risk that a citizen will turn criminal. Cops work in teams made up of Enforcers and Inspectors. Enforcers take out the bad guys, Inspectors stop their partners from going rogue, and the all-powerful Sibyl System keeps a watchful eye on us all. Society is paralyzed by its deepest, darkest desires, and trial by jury has been replaced by the wrath of the Dominator. Welcome to the future. How guilty are you? Contains episodes 1-22.

Extras include:

Episode 5 commentary, Textless Opening Song “abnormalize”, Textless Closing Song “Namae No Nai Kaibutsu”, Episode 11 commentary, Psycho-Pass at Sakura Con Part 1, U.S. Trailer

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