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We at Collider are happy to exclusively premiere the trailer for the extended Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition, along with details on the Blu-ray and Digital HD releases of director Zack Snyder’s superhero smackdown. The Ultimate Edition—which features 30 minutes of new footage incorporated into an extended, R-rated cut of the film—will be available early on Digital HD on June 28th along with the theatrical version of the movie, and both will be available to purchase on Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD, and Ultra HD Blu-ray on July 19th.
As previously reported, the extended cut not only features brand new footage, but also entirely new characters that didn’t appear in the theatrical cut of the film, like Jena Malone’s mystery role. It runs 182 minutes in length and is Rated R for sequences of violence. The Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack, Blu-ray Combo Pack, and Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack all feature both the theatrical and Ultimate Edition versions, while the DVD only includes the theatrical version of the film.
The Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack, 3D Blu-ray Combo Pack, Blu-ray Combo Pack, and Standard Definition 2-Disc DVD contain the following special features:
- Uniting the World’s Finest
- Gods and Men: A Meeting of Giants
- The Warrior, The Myth, The Wonder
- Accelerating Design: The New Batmobile
- Superman: Complexity & Truth
- Batman: Austerity & Rage
- Wonder Woman: Grace & Power
- Batcave: Legacy of the Lair
- The Might and the Power of a Punch
- The Empire of Luthor
- Save the Bats
Additionally, all Blu-ray discs of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition will feature a Dolby Atmos soundtrack remixed specifically for the home theater environment to place and move audio anywhere in the room including overhead. To experience Dolby Atmos at home, a Dolby Atmos enabled AV receiver and additional speakers are required. Dolby Atmos soundtracks are fully backward compatible with traditional audio configurations and legacy home entertainment equipment that aren’t Dolby Atmos Compatible.
Oooh, mystery role.
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It’s Barbara Gordon
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That hardly seems worth rewatching one of the worst movies ever made.
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It still is no Batman and Robin, Pirates 3 or Shrek 3…..or The Witch.
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Maybe the director’s cut could improve the film a little by having Eisenberg’s Lex turn out to be a drug-addicted British stage actor, and the real Lex is still out there somewhere. Actually, this concept would improve a lot of movies, if applied judiciously. It would make sense of Chris Tucker in The Fifth Element, it would make Joe Pesci bearable in the Lethal Weapon franchise, and it might even work with Jar Jar Binks. Seriously, this needs to become a new convention of modern film. IM3 gave us a gift and we did not know it.
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Lol I like it. The LSD cut.
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