20th
Century-Fox Home Entertainment announced this past week that director Jean-Marc Vallée’s film
adaptation of the Cheryl Strayed biographical novel, “Wild: From Lost to Found
on the Pacific Crest Trail” — shorted for its theatrical release to simply Wild
— will be available on Mar. 31 as either Blu-ray or DVD production offerings.
The ARR is 116 days and
ticket sales remain a bit on the lackluster side with just $36.4 million in
revenues ... with the Oscar buzz for
Reese Witherspoon (nominated for her second Best Actress Oscar … she won for
2005 performance as June Carter-Cash in Walk the Line) you would expect a
little more interest. Lauren Dern is
also nominated here for her performance as Strayed’s mother, Bobbi (Best
Supporting Actress … she was previously nominated in the Best Actress category
in 1991 for Rambling Rose).
Bonus nuggets for both
the DVD and Blu-ray SKUs include commentary by filmmaker Jean-Marc Vallée (Dallas
Buyers Club), who is joined by Aussie film producer Bruna Papandrea (Gone
Girl, Warm Bodies, Milk, etc.) and co-producer David
Greenbaum (The Drop), seven production featuettes and the video piece
titled “Experiencing the PCT: A Special Message From Cheryl Strayed.”
Exclusive to the Blu-ray
are deleted scenes (with optional commentary from Vallée), an inter-active map
of the PCT and three additional featurettes — “The Real Cheryl Strayed,” “The
Real Location Is The Best Location” and “How Much Does A Monster Weigh?”
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