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‘Toy Story 5’ comes out on limited edition Steelbook 4K Blu-ray on September 22.<\/p>\n
Photo: Walt Disney Home Entertainment<\/p>\n
Despite still going strong in cinemas as the school summer holidays roll on, building on a global box office take that\u2019s already cruised past $1 billion, Toy Story 5 already has designs on taking the home cinema world by storm too \u2013 on physical media as well as streaming services. <\/p>\n
In fact, Disney has announced that Toy Story 5 fans can look forward to the film appearing on today’s most premium physical media format, with a 4K Blu-ray release scheduled to hit stores on September 22. Just over a month after the film\u2019s August 18 debut on digital streaming platforms including Prime Video, Apple TV and Fandango at Home.<\/p>\n
As has become common practice for Disney in the US, the only Toy Story 5 4K Blu-ray option will be a limited edition 4K SteelBook \u2013 so if you\u2019re keen on getting one, I\u2019d recommend getting your order in soon. <\/p>\n
The 4K Blu-ray production will carry the film mastered in 4K resolution (the film was granted a 4K digital intermediate for its cinematic release) in the premium Dolby Vision HDR format. This will drop down to standard HDR10 for TVs or 4K Blu-ray players that don\u2019t support Dolby Vision. The 4K HDR visuals will be accompanied by a Dolby Atmos soundtrack. <\/p>\n
The front artwork of the limited edition steelbook 4K Blu-ray release of ‘Toy Story 5’.<\/p>\n
Photo: Walt Disney Home Entertainment<\/p>\n
The HD Blu-ray edition, by comparison, will get a 7.1-channel DTS-HDMA mix, as well as, of course, only carrying SDR HD rather than HDR 4K visuals. <\/p>\n
The film will be presented in its theatrical 1.85:1 aspect ratio and, very surprisingly for a Disney release, according to the details released to the media (which I have double checked with Disney twice) the film will be shipping on a 100GB 4K Blu-ray disc rather than the lower-capacity 66GB disc Disney pretty much always uses unless a film has an extremely long run time (Toy Story 5 only runs to 102 minutes). This gives the digital master more room, potentially resulting in less digital compression.<\/p>\n
The Toy Story 5 movie will be accompanied for its 4K Blu-ray release by a solid looking set of bonus features that includes five deleted scenes (presented in various stages of unfinished animation) and even a feature-length commentary track. The full list of extra goodies is as follows:<\/p>\n
Featurettes: <\/p>\n
The Toys Are Back in Town \u2013 Saddle up with filmmakers, cast and crew for the new \u201cToy Story\u201d adventure, reuniting beloved characters and introducing new toys.<\/p>\n
Casting Playtime \u2013 Hear about the fun of recording with the new cast \u2013 including Conan O’Brien and Greta Lee \u2013 and why they were perfect for their roles.<\/p>\n
50 Buzzes and The Great Escape \u2013 Lift off into this in-depth breakdown of one of the movie’s most pivotal moments. Filmmakers and animators explore the scene’s production essentials.<\/p>\n
The Lost Toys \u2013 Take a peek inside the toy box with filmmakers and crew as they share favorite characters cut from the film, along with early designs and ideas.<\/p>\n
Gag Reel \u2013 Hang out in the recording booth with the gang from Toy Story 5 for some playful fun as they bring their characters to life.<\/p>\n
Deleted Scenes \u2013 with an overall introduction by director Andrew Stanton and co-director Kenna Harris.<\/p>\n
* First Meet<\/p>\n
* Failed Rescue<\/p>\n
* Playtime<\/p>\n
* Goodbye Charlie<\/p>\n
* Reunion<\/p>\n
Music videos<\/p>\n
\u201cI Knew It, I Knew You\u201d Music Video (DIGITAL ONLY) \u2013 The official music video for Taylor Swift\u2019s original song, \u201cI Knew It, I Knew You\u201d from Toy Story 5.\u201cI Knew It, I Knew You\u201d Lyric Video (DIGITAL ONLY) \u2013 The lyric video for Taylor Swift\u2019s original song, \u201cI Knew It, I Knew You\u201d from Toy Story 5. <\/p>\n
Audio Commentary \u2013 Watch the film with audio commentary by co-director Kenna Harris, production designer Bob Pauley and VFX supervisor Th0mas Jordan. <\/p>\n
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