Emmanuelle II (1975) • Discape

Surprisingly more explicit than its predecessor, Emmanuelle 2 is one of the more satisfying softcore Eurotica outings and still holds up well today. The sex scenes integrate smoothly with the rest of the film, often drifting in and out of reality, and inject such oddball elements as an explicit silhouette puppet show. Ideal viewing for couples, French cinema fans, or Cinemax After Dark fanatics.

Nathaniel Thompson, DVD Delirium: The International Guide to Weird and Wonderful Films on DVD, Volume 1 Redux (FAB Press, 2006)

Selected disc options for Emmanuelle II

Extras	Kino BD-A/US 2019	Koch BD-B/DE 2021	Anchor Bay DVD-1/US/OOP 2003
The Emmanuelle Effect: Charting a Sex Cinema Phenomenon (94:55)		has extra
Filming Report (30:14)		has extra
The Joys of “Emmanuelle“, Part 2 (9:48)	has extra	has extra	has extra
Stills Gallery [Anchor Bay] (62 Images)			has extra
Stills Gallery [Koch]		has extra
Biography: Actress Sylvia Kristel			has extra
French Theatrical Trailer (2:13)		has extra
International Theatrical Trailer (2:18)	has extra		has extra
Teaser Trailer (0:50)	has extra	has extra	has extra
US Theatrical Trailer (1:31)	has extra	has extra	has extra
Radio Spots [Kino/Anchor Bay] (x6)	has extra		has extra
Radio Spots [Koch] (2:53)		has extra
Super 8 Version (33:12)		has extra

Blu-ray and DVD comparisons available on

Kino’s Blu-ray includes trailers for: Emmanuelle (1974) and Goodbye, Emmanuelle (1977).
Koch’s Blu-ray is included in the “Emmanuelle: Limited Collector’s Edition” box set containing four posters, four art cards, an FSK card reprint, and a 34-page booklet with writing by Jakob Larisch. It also includes: Emmanuelle (1974), Goodbye, Emmanuelle (1977) and Emmanuelle 4 (1984). It is available from Koch.
Umbrella’s Blu-ray also includes Emmanuelle (1974) and no extras.
Universal’s Blu-ray contains no extras.
Anchor Bay’s DVD is included in “The Emmanuelle Collection” box set with Emmanuelle (1974) and Goodbye, Emmanuelle (1977).