will finally hit Blu-ray, DVD and digital download on Tuesday, November 12, but is it worth shelling out the extra money for the Blu-ray, or should you just grab a digital copy and call it a day?Well, if you were a fan of this film and are looking forward to seeing Batman vs. Superman and the progression of DC’s cinematic universe, this feature-packed Blu-ray is not just cool enough to buy, but it’s cool enough that if you don’t own a Blu-ray player, you should buy one to watch it.A feature-length documentary about Krypton, told in the style of a PBS special, and a video commentary by Zack Snyder, the cast and crew of Man of Steel are included on a disc so cool that movie nerds like myself might actually enjoy watching and rewatching it more than the actual movie itself.We’ll start with a quick look at the main disc in the Blu-ray Combo Pack, though; the movie itself comes on a disc that’s packed with a few short featurettes and mini-documentaries–pretty much standard offerings, although if there weren’t a second disc to blow you away, most fans might be disappointed by the lack of a commentary track, or anything hinting at the character’s cinematic future.The DVD has many of these same features and, as far as I can tell, nothing that isn’t included on the Blu-ray, so we’ll just run down the main disc, followed by some gushing about that awesome bonus disc.
Man of Steel Blu-Ray Bonus Features Are Cooler Than Most Movies
Man of Steel will finally hit Blu-ray, DVD and digital download on Tuesday, November 12, but is it […]