Get ready to add the Dark Knight’s latest cinematic caper to your home video collection. Although the film hit theaters just over a month ago, Warner Bros. (via Collider) has shared details for The Batman’s release on physical media. The critically-acclaimed reboot will be available to own on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD on May 24. The Batman hits
The Batman was the first Warner Bros. movie to premiere exclusively in theaters following last year’s “Project Popcorn” initiative, which saw all of the studio’s 2021 tentpoles stream concurrently on HBO Max. Regardless, Robert Pattinson’s first appearance as the Caped Crusader was meant to be experienced on the big screen. The film has made over $736 million worldwide and is already the highest-grossing movie of 2022. But it remains to be seen whether it can hang on to this title as the summer movie season approaches.
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Warner Bros. previously announced that The Batman will begin streaming on HBO Max on Monday, April 18. The studio also confirmed that fans can purchase the film on digital platforms that same day. But if you’re looking for bonus content, it’s a good thing that WB has shared the full list of special features for each home video release. The lists are virtually identical, complete with deleted scenes and various other featurettes taking a closer look at the film’s characters and set pieces. You can view the list for the 4K UHD combo pack below:
- Vengeance In The Making
- Vengeance Meets Justice
- The Batman: Genesis
- Becoming Catwoman
- Looking for Vengeance
- Anatomy of The Car Chase
- Anatomy of The Wingsuit
- A Transformation: The Penguin
- The Batmobile
- Unpacking The Icons
- Deleted Scenes with Director’s Commentary
Are you excited to own The Batman on Blu-ray next month? Let us know in the comment section below!
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