2-disc set, AVC 1080p video (2.40:1), Dolby TrueHD 5.1. Extras lineup UPDATED:

* Digital Copy of the Film for PC, PSP, and iTunes
* Both Theatrical and Extended Film Versions
* Deleted Scenes
* Extended and Alternate Scenes
* Commentary with Filmmakers and Cast, including Director David Gordon Green, Seth Rogen, Judd Apatow, Craig Robinson, Danny McBride, Ed Begley Jr., and Rosie Perez
* The Making-of Pineapple Express - Cast and crew making-of featurette
* The Action of Pineapple Express - Seth Rogen, James Franco & Director David Gordon Green discuss adding the element of hard-core action into the comedy genre, including a behind-the-scenes look at several stunts.
* Phone Booth - Before the role of Angie was cast, Judd Apatow played the part off camera. This piece shows the phone booth scenes that made the movie, and the voice that was really behind those phone calls.
* Line-O-Rama - Back-to-back shots of the actors' different delivery of certain lines from the film, featuring Seth Rogen, James Franco and Craig Robinson.
* Direct-O-Rama - A Blooper reel featuring David Gordon Green directing and taunting the cast from behind the camera featuring Seth Rogen, James Franco, Jonah Hill, Gary Cole, Rosie Perez and Craig Robinson
* Item 9 Experiments - Alternate Footage featuring smoking experiments on various characters and their reactions to smoking the top secret government "Item 9" weed.
* Saul's Apartment - Random characters from the film meet up and share hilarious moments in Saul's (James Franco) apartment and get stoned.
* Raw Footage - Unedited raw footage for the following scenes: Cross Joint, My Cat's Birthday, Tit Butter and Dinner's gonna be cold tonight.
* Begley's Best - Ed Begley Jr. discusses his endorsement of non-toxic cleaning products called “Begley's Best” and shows us how he fulfills customer orders.
* Red and Jessica's Guide to Marriage - Red & his wife Jessica give special tips on how to make a marriage work.
* Injury Report - The cast discuss the many injuries they have sustained during the shoot. Includes behind-the-scenes footage, featuring Seth Rogen and James Franco and compete for who got hurt the most.
* Stuntmaster Ken - Ken Jeong gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the stunts from the film.
* Rehearsal Footage - Footage of James Franco and Seth Rogen rehearsing scenes for the movie.
* First Table Read - Footage from the very first table read of Pineapple Express before filming begins.
* Comic-Con Panel - Excerpts from the Comic-Con panel. Filmmakers and Cast answer questions from “random” audience members. Questions are really being asked by staged comedians.
* Red-band theatrical trailer
* “Ride The Express” Game (BD Exclusive)

This is a definite pre-order/first day buy for me.

I'll blind buy this one.

Smell it. Smmmmeeeellll it.

Looking forward to this one.

will preorder without question!

I so wanted this in December

Oh well, instant day one purchase for me.

Awesome way to blow some Chistmas GCs.

Saw it 5 times in the theater through work, will buy on day one.

It's actually one Blu-ray disc and a Digital Copy disc, not 2 BDs of content.

Wasn't so high on this the first time I saw it, but after thinking back on it and a second viewing, I fucking loved it. Can't wait for this disc!

Absolutley i'll buy this!

Yup, another 100% buy for me, sometimes I feel this movie was made just for me.

I should buy this on release day just so I can own something with Amber Heard in 1080p.

Hell yes.

Specs list updated.

I've been waiting on this announcement. First day for me too.

Never Back Down is a shit movie, but she looks really good in that, too.

Yep, def getting this one. No James Franco on the commentary?

Yeah, I know. They could trade all those guys for Green, Rogen and Franco.

Definite pre-order for me.

Has the cover art been posted anywhere online? I saw it during one of those blu-ray commercials. Found it weird that it hasn't been released yet.

thug life??

It was a line all over the trailers. Red (Danny McBride) says it (rather hilariously) before cocking a shotgun.

Oh it wasn't part of the title of the movie?

Is this the only bluray exclusive?
Either way, I'll might have to opt for the SDdvd, as this is a movie I will be taking to many a friend's home, and none of them have bluray players.

why should you suffer for their lack of blu?

make them come to your house for this one.

Most of them have kids that they can't just leave behind or take with them and come over to watch a silly movie. And I wouldn't consider the SDdvd "suffering", especially with the lower price tag.