Sony Pictures Home
Entertainment has selected Feb. 20 as the DVD and Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack
release date for director Timothy Reckart’s The Star, an animated
faith-based tale about the first Christmas spun from the animal’s POV.
The ARR works out to 95
days and domestic box office receipts were a solid $40.4 million.
Bonus treasures include
four featurettes — “Sweet and Sparkly Stars,” “Star Mason Jar Votives,” “Faith
All Year Round with DeVon Franklin” and “An All-Star Cast” — plus there’s a
sing-along with Bo (the donkey — voiced by Steven Yeun) titled “Star-aoke,” a
“dance-along” titled “Life Is Good” and five sing-along videos — “The Star” by
Mariah Carey, “Can You See” by Fifth Harmony, “Children Go Where I Send You” by
Kelsea Ballerini, “We Three Kings” by Kirk Franklin and “Life Is Good” by A
Great Big World.
Also getting a release
date from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment this past week is writer/director Dan
Gilroy's Roman J. Israel, Esq., starring Denzel Washington in an
out-of-character drama role. The street date will be Feb. 13.
The ARR is just 88 days
and the film under-performed at the box office with just $11.9 million in
domestic receipts — home entertainment to the rescue. Planned for release are DVD and Blu-ray
editions.
As to bonus features,
Sony Pictures Home Entertaiment will be including eight deleted scenes (Gilroy
spoke publicly of film trims to tighten the narrative after test screenings)
and three featurettes — “Denzel Washington: Becoming Roman,” “The Making of
Roman J. Israel, ESQ” and “Colin Farrell: Discovering George.”
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