As we first reported earlier this week, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom will be released on Digital platforms on Tuesday, January 23. Now, it's been revealed that Warner Bros. has set a 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD debut for Tuesday, March 12.
The final DCEU movie's Digital release comes sooner than expected, especially as the Aquaman sequel is closing in on $400 million. However, these dates currently apply only to the U.S., meaning the movie is free to continue making money overseas in the weeks ahead (even with its run winding down).
ComicBook.com has shared the special features for the home entertainment release and, while there are heaps of featurettes on the disc, it appears we're not getting any deleted scenes or even a gag reel.
We'll let you know if that changes but it's a surprise seeing as the movie underwent multiple rounds of reshoots! Then again, Warner Bros. may not want us to see any of that...including the cameo roles once shot by Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck.
Here are Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom's current confirmed extras:
Finding the Lost Kingdom: Go behind the scenes as director James Wan reveals how he and the cast and crew pulled off their biggest endeavor yet, an epic sequel to the largest grossing film in the history of DC.
Aquaman: Worlds Above and Below: When the filmmakers set out to create a sequel that eclipsed the original in scale and scope, they knew they would have to send Arthur and the rest of the cast to all kinds of new wild and wonderful worlds both above and below the sea.
It's a Manta World: Black Manta is more powerful than ever now that he has discovered the Lost Kingdom of Necrus and taken possession of the Black Trident. From inspiration to execution, filmmakers reveal how they leveled Black Manta up to the realm of supervillains.
Necrus, The Lost Black City: Ages ago the great battle for the earth took place here, in this legendary lost Atlantean city. Discover how the filmmakers created the Black City from its "surface city" concept and its inhabitants: Undead Necrusians (Zombies), to its execution.
Escape from the Deserter World: From idea to execution, explore how the filmmakers created this barren desert landscape and the Deserter Prison, how its creatures and inhabitants were brought to life, and how they planned and executed the daring Orm "breakout" sequence.
Brawling at Kingfish's Lair: The Citadel is the last frontier of the ocean, a deep trench filled with sunken old ships, stacked high like a rusty city. From concept to completion, discover Kingfish's Lair, a bar within, where the worst of the worst hang out.
Oh TOPO!: The Tactical Observation and Pursuit Operative Octopus is a living legend and all-time fan favorite. Director James Wan and the filmmakers discuss the decision behind bringing TOPO back to the sequel and its promotion to Arthur's on-screen sidekick.
Jason Momoa is unlikely to return as Aquaman in any upcoming DCU projects and, given how often Arthur Curry was made fun of in the first season of Peacemaker, something tells us James Gunn isn't the character's biggest fan!
The actor may end up playing Lobo, though that's yet to be confirmed. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom has made considerably less than its predecessor (over $700 million less, to be precise) so a lot of fans will surely end up checking it out at home instead.
Have you watched the movie yet?