The Warner Bros. studio has released the specs for the upcoming release of 'Watchmen' on DVD and Blu-Ray, hitting retail shelves July 21st.
Watchmen Director’s Cut 2-Disc Digital Copy Special Edition DVD:
Director’s Cut (additional 25 min.)
Newly included footage contains more Rorschach and a scene of Hollis Mason’s death
The Phenomenon: The Comic That Changed Comics [Learn how the subversive, thematically complex, award winning comic that changed literature, inspired analytical debate, and won countless fans, was created]
Watchmen: Webisodes
My Chemical Romance Desolation Row Music Video
Digital Copy
Watchmen Director’s Cut Blu-ray Disc:
Director’s Cut (additional 25 min.)
Newly included footage contains more Rorschach and a scene of Hollis Mason’s death.
Warner Bros. Maximum Movie Mode [With Watchmen Director Zack Snyder as our host, we’ll dive deep into the intricacies of the Watchmen.]
Director walk-ons with scene analysis
Picture-in-picture video from the cast and crew
Side-by-side comparisons of the graphic novel and the film
Timeline comparisons of our world events to those from Watchmen
Photo galleries of production stills and storyboards
The Phenomenon: The Comic That Changed Comics [Learn how the subversive, thematically complex, award winning comic that changed literature, inspired analytical debate, and won countless fans, was created]
Real Superheroes, Real Vigilantes [Explores the fascination and psychology behind real-world vigilantes and where that behavior crosses over into actually donning the hood and behaving as superheroes.]
Mechanics: Technologies of a Fantastic World [The creators of Watchmen had a great understanding of engineering and science, allowing for plausible mechanics in their characters tools and the world itself. This featurette will guide the viewer through the filmmakers process of turning these technologies into cinematic reality]
My Chemical Romance Desolation Row Music Video
BD-Live with even more content
Digital Copy
Definitely looking forward to the Directors Cut with additional footage of Rorschach. I felt Ror really carried the film and was one of the successful aspects of The Watchmen.
