Disney and Buena Vista Home Entertainment will releaese The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian on Blu-ray Disc December 2, day-and-date with DVD.

There will be two Blu-ray options for Prince Caspian: a two-disc and three-disc set. The only difference between the two is DisneyFile Digital Copy on disc three which will command a $5 premium over its counterpart and the outer sleeve, or O-Sleeve, exclusive to the three-disc edition. This marks the first instance of a studio offering an option with or without digital copy as well as charging extra for it.

The remaining supplemental materials are identical in each set with a pair of Blu-ray exclusives, BD-Live access and Circle-Vision, on disc one. The full list is as follows.

Disc 1

Audio Commentary with Director Andrew Adamson
BD-Live (Blu-ray exclusive)
Circle-Vision Interactive: Creating the Castle Raid (Blu-ray exclusive)

Disc 2

The Bloopers of Narnia
Deleted Scenes
Inside Narnia: The Adventure Returns
Sets of Narnia: A Classic Comes to Life
Big Movies Comes to a Small Town
Previsualizing Narnia
Talking Animals and Walking Trees: The Magical World of Narnia
Secrets of the Duel
Becoming Trumpkin
Warwick Davis: The Man Behind Nikabrik

Disc 3

DisneyFile Digital Copy

Disney will present Prince Caspian in widescreen 2.4:1 1080p video and 7.1 PCM uncompressed 48kHz/24-bit audio.

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Promo Cover from HDRoom:

should've stuck with the poster

Other than the ridiculous banner at the bottom, I like it. Although Caspian's head is squished to fit it in there.



At any rate, I loved the film and am looking forward to the Blu release.

I really loved this movie in the theater and I can't wait to get it on BD.

on the $5 premium for the digital copy.

That banner at the bottom shouldn't be on the actual case. They do that to distinguish it from the DVD, probably to help keep people from inadvertently ordering the BD edition from Amazon or wherever.

Pinata242, you know the edition with the digital copy is optional, right?

Yes.

the 'digital copy' option is just so you can burn a copy to regular DVD (or home theater computer)?

It's a protected file, usually for playback on a portable device (though you could watch it on a computer if you want).

The only time I saw this before was with my dark city disk. Im not interested in the 'feature'. Hope nobody buys it.

Hope so. Those top and bottom banners leave little room for anything else.

well at least Disney this go around give's us the consumer the option not to buy the 3-Disc Digital copy version - sucks I have to pay alot for 'Nightmare Before Christmas' just because there's a digital copy included - but, oh well...

Shelled out over $50 to watch this movie in theatres, watched it 5 times. I LOVED it. I'm a big fan of the book series and this movie was way better than the first one. Can't wait for Blu-ray.