Featurettes

As usual, fans will be treated to bonus content in form of featurettes that will offer a deep dive into the making process of the film.

Bonus: Featurettes on creating the underwater world, a study in passing the mantle, deleted scenes, gag reel and an audio commentary by director and co-writer Ryan Coogler along with his co-writer and the cinematographer.

The 2-disc Blu-ray includes deleted scenes and a host of extras, while the 4-disc 4K UHD release also includes the theatrical cut and eight featurettes – while all formats include the English audio as well as the French audio in Dolby Atmos.

Well and truly banishing the idea that video games can't be adapted, all nine episodes of the series headlined by Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey are included in stunning 4k plus three brand-new featurettes.

All DVD releases also feature newly produced featurettes and exclusive interviews.

They could be video essays, fanmade productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows.

This week will have movies like Straight Outta Compton and more available to rent for free through various channels, and they’ll be accompanied by special featurettes and conversations to provide even more insight.

In addition, the Digital release will include access to two more featurettes and previz sequences showcasing how the action was planned out prior to filming.

In addition to all of the featurettes and fun bonus materials, there’s a new short film called “Peter’s To-Do List” included on the digital, DVD, and 4K UHD Blu-ray release.

It looks to be a pretty jam-packed disc, with numerous interviews, featurettes, audio commentary from directors Anthony and Joe Russo, a gag reel and much more.

It's packed full of concept art, featurettes, deleted scenes, and interviews.

Leaning hard into the nineties aesthetic is a perfect way to give audiences a rush of nostalgia as well as add a layer of humor to the featurettes.

Not only do you get all the episodes from the hit cartoon (or glorified toy commercial), you also get retrospective featurettes, as well as art galleries full of Transformers illustrations, and some old school toy commercials!

There are individual featurettes that look at specific action scenes, which reveal just how much green screen was used to create the movie.

Unfortunately, the disc is somewhat light on the special features, with only two small featurettes.

During his last years of high school, no production company was willing to take on his projects, so Herzog worked night shifts as a welder in a steel factory to earn the funds for his first featurettes.

Fifteen featurettes, including seven on character biographies, three on vehicle comparisons and an interactive "Making Of" featurette, were also included.

In the early 2000s, Paramount Home Video reissued the series to DVD in a series of three deluxe season boxes with added featurettes and documentaries.

Some of these releases contained featurettes; some were individual releases of just this film, while others were boxed sets of all three original films.

Special features include two audio commentaries, the original theatrical trailer and eight featurettes.