Still no update on the extras for the upcoming release of the Thor feature film due out on DVD and Blu-Ray on 13 September 2011. However, the three-disc version with Blu-Ray, Blu-Ray 3D, and DVD (plus digital copy) will include (according to Amazon):
- Commentary by director Kenneth Branagh
- Marvel One-Shot: The Consultant (HD)
- Featurettes (HD)
- "Road to the Avengers" (HD)
- 11 Deleted Scenes with optional commentary (HD)
- Trailers (HD)
I expect the DVD will either be a bare-bones release or include only some of these extras, as is now typical.
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
Thor on DVD/Blu-Ray
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Sunday, August 14, 2011
Jersey Thor
This has to be seen to be believed. From Cartoon Network's parody show Mad:
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Thor Blu-Ray Trailer
Marvel has released a trailer for the Blu-Ray/DVD release of the Thor feature film, though there is still no information about the distribution of the extras on each.
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Monday, August 8, 2011
The Art of Thor
Marvel Worldwide has released The Art of Thor to coincide with the recent release of the Thor feature film. The book is a comprehensive guide to the making of the film (from concept art to finished film) and is written by Matthew K. Manning with commentary by the production crew, cast, and, Thor creator. Stan Lee. Thor writer and artists Walter Simonson provides a forward. A series of images from the book are available at the Marvel Store, but it is now out of stock there. Other online distributors, like Amazon, still have copies available.
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