“Star Wars: The Last Jedi” Blu-ray Includes 14 Deleted Scenes

By Creative Media Times

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Disney and Lucasfilm have officially announced the release of “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” for Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray. The company dated the releases on March 13 for digital, and March 27 for Blu-ray.

Today, the Star Wars Twitter account gave us a trailer (which contains a few spoilers if you have not seen the film) as well as some details of on starwars.com, and it’s packed with a lot of bonus features to excite fans, all 14 of them.

Here is the list of bonus features:

The Director and the Jedi – Go deep behind the scenes with writer-director Rian Johnson on an intimate and personal journey through the production of the movie—and experience what it’s like to helm a global franchise and cultural phenomenon.

Balance of the Force – Explore the mythology of the Force and why Rian Johnson chose to interpret its role in such a unique way.

Scene Breakdowns

  • Lighting the Spark: Creating the Space Battle – Get a close-up look at the epic space battle, from the sounds that help propel the action, through the practical and visual effects, to the characters who bring it all to life.
  • Snoke and Mirrors – Motion capture and Star Wars collide as the filmmakers take us through the detailed process of creating the movie’s malevolent master villain.
  • Showdown on Crait – Break down everything that went into creating the stunning world seen in the movie’s final confrontation, including the interplay between real-word locations and visual effects, reimagining the walkers, designing the crystal foxes, and much more.

Andy Serkis Live! (One Night Only) – Writer-director Rian Johnson presents two exclusive sequences from the movie featuring Andy Serkis’ riveting, raw on-set performance before his digital makeover into Snoke.

Deleted Scenes – With an introduction and optional commentary by writer-director Rian Johnson.

Audio Commentary – View the movie with in-depth feature audio commentary by writer-director Rian Johnson.

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