Melissa McCarthy continues her run of hit comedies with news
this week that 20th Century-Fox Home Entertainment will sending home
her latest, Spy, on Sept. 29 as both DVD and Blu-ray editions.
Ticket sales were a robust $108.9 million and the ARR trip
from theatrical venues to home entertainment outlets is a snappy 116 days.
The DVD SKU will feature the PG-13 theatrical cut, while the
Blu-ray release will include both the theatrical cut and an unrated version
that features ten minutes worth of excised footage (likely a combination of
material that would have pushed it into the dreaded R-rating territory and
pacing trims).
Bonus materials for Spy include not one, but two gag
reels, film commentary featuring director Paul Feig (Bridesmaids, The
Heat), producer Jessie Henderson, gaffer John Vecchio, cinematographer Robert
Yeoman and fight coordinator Walter Garcia, plus two featurettes — “Susan and Her Men” and “The Great Rick
Ford.”
Exclusive to the Blu-ray SKU are “3 Redacted” scenes and “15
Classified” alternate scenes, plus nine additional featurettes and an
eight-part behind-the-scenes mini-documentary.
In other release news from 20th Century-Fox Home
Entertainment this week, filmmaker Steven R. Monroe — reboot director for I
Spit on Your Grave — will see The Exorcism of Molly Hartley, his
direct-to-home entertainment sequel to the 2008 film release of The
Haunting of Molly Hartley, released on Oct. 20 as unrated DVD and
Blu-ray editions.
Bonus features include three production featurettes —
“Exorcism: Beyond One Truth,” “Clovesdale Institute: Classified Security Camera
Footage” and “Director Diaries.”
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