http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releases/three-kings.html

Warner Home Video has announced a Blu-ray release of Three Kings for the 12th October. Retail will be around $24.98. Extras will include a commentary by Writer/Director David O. Russell, a second commentary by Producers Charles Roven and Edward L. McDonnell, additional scenes, featurettes ("Under the Bunker: On the Set of Three Kings", "An Intimate Look Inside the Acting Process with Ice Cube", "Tour of the Iraqi Village Set with Production Designer Catherine Hardwicke"), David O. Russell’s Three Kings Video Journal, and an interview with Director of Photography Newton Thomas Sigel.

I'll pick this one up when it hits the $15 area.

This has always been one of my favorite Clooney movies. I still have the original dvd, might get it when its cheap.

I actually never picked up the DVD despite really enjoying the film. I'll rectify that by getting the BD at some point.

Definately will be grabbing this

Definite first day pick up. Love this movie.

This will look all sorts of good on Blu.

I'm sure that's an enlightening featurette.

I wonder if they'll keep the disclaimer about how the way it looks is intentional. I guess not, because in the ensuing years, many movies have done similar things, so it's no longer unusual.

BTW, wasn't this supposed to be released in some big special edition years ago? It looks like the same features from the original (and only) DVD. And, I wonder if the production designer will be credited as "Twilight director."

Nice. Enjoyed this one and will be picking it up.

wonder if there's any behind the scenes footage of clooney decking o. russell?

Day one. "What are you talking about, this is a bad ass haircut!"

Amazon has it for pre-order for $18.99.

http://www.amazon.com/Three-Kings-Bl...5328899&sr=8-2

it was on the original DVD, and IIRC it's just behind the scenes footage with Cube.


Absolutely love this movie, but it wont take long for this to go cheap. I can wait.

This blows. All those features are 10 years old and there's nothing new even though the director made a follow up feature length Iraq documentary in 2004.