20th Century-Fox Home Entertainment will have the
little ones clicking the repeat button on the remote, over and over again,
beginning Mar. 8. That’s the
retail-ready date for a three SKU helping of director Steve Martino’s The
Peanuts Movie.
The ARR is 123 days and the box office take was a solid
$129.2 million.
Available for consumers to choose from are a stand-alone DVD
edition and two Blu-ray/DVD Combo Packs — one with and one without a 3D viewing
option (the premium is ten bucks).
Bonus goodies common to all three selections are a pair of
music videos — Meghan Trainor’s “Better
When I’m Dancin’ ” and “Get Down with Snoopy and Woodstock” — an interactive
featurette titled “Learn to Draw Snoopy, Woodstock and Charlie Brown,” a
behind-the-scenes featurette for “Better When I'm Dancin’,“ and a
half-dozen “Snoopy Snippets.” Plus, the
music sequences can be accessed with the interactive “Snoopy Playlist.”
Exclusive to the Blu-ray SKUs is the documentary titled You
Never Grow Up Charlie Brown and the featurette, “Snoopy's Sibling
Salute.”
Also added to the release calendar this week — for delivery
on Feb. 23 — are DVD and Blu-ray editions of director Paul McGuigan’s Victor
Frankenstein.
The ARR is a zippy 88 days and ticket sales were a
disastrous $5.8 million.
Despite an interesting script from Max Landis (Chronicle,
American
Ultra, etc.) and a very offbeat performance from Daniel Radcliffe — as
Igor!!! — the film failed to find an audience theatrically. DVD and Blu-ray to the rescue!
Bonus goodies include the featurette “The Making of Victor
Frankenstein” — exclusive to the Blu-ray SKU are deleted scenes.
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