Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has officially announced the home video release dates for Skyscraper starring Dwayne Johnson.
The first home video sighting of Skyscraper goes down September 25th with the Digital release. The Skyscraper 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray and DVD versions arrive two weeks later on October 9th.
Skyscraper pays homage to vertically impressive action films like The Towering Inferno and Die Hard. It failed to ignite the box office with a more serious tone, a departure from The Rock’s more comedic roles.
Universal isn’t messing around with the Skyscraper bonus features as there’s quite a selection coming to all formats except for DVD. Per the press release, the 4K UHD version will include all of the bonus features in 4K rather than 1080p on the inclusive Blu-ray.
- Deleted Scenes with Commentary by Director Rawson Marshall Thurber – Go behind the scenes with Dwayne Johnson and the rest of the cast of Skyscraper.
- Extended Scenes with Commentary by Director Rawson Marshall Thurber
- Dwayne Johnson: Embodying a Hero – Go behind the scenes to see what it took for Dwayne Johnson to bring the intense character of Will Sawyer to life.
- Inspiration – Meet real life amputee and motivational speaker Jeff Glasbrenner, the inspiration for Dwayne Johnson’s role of Will Sawyer. See how Jeff’s consultations helped inform Dwayne’s character from day one.
- Opposing Forces – There’s no holding back as the women of Skyscraper get in on the action. Now, see first-hand what it took for Neve Campbell and Hannah Quinlivan to be fight ready.
- Friends No More – When Dwayne Johnson and Pablo Schreiber met face to face, they immediately knew what they were up against. Witness first-hand the making of the intense apartment fight between two former on-screen friends, Will and Ben.
- Kids in Action – In Skyscraper everyone gets in on the action, even the Sawyer children. Go on set with Noah Cottrell and McKenna Roberts to discover the moves behind their stunts.
- Pineapple Pitch – Hear first-hand from Dwayne Johnson how writer/director Rawson Marshall Thurber pitched him the idea of Skyscraper. It may be a little fruitier than you think.
- Feature Commentary by Director Rawson Marshall Thurber
Pre-order Skyscraper on 4K or the format of your choice at Amazon.
