The Empire Strikes Back introduced a lot of bounty hunters when Darth Vader tasked them with finding Han Solo, but it was only Boba Fett who really got any significant screentime after that. The rest have been fleshed out elsewhere over the years, and Dengar has emerged as another fan-favourite.

He was even included in DLC for the Star Wars Battlefront games, but Lucasfilm has now revealed a very weird history for the character after he made a surprise appearance in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

There were rumblings that Dengar was in the film when it was released, but in images shared in a Tweet which has resurfaced from earlier this year, we learn that the bounty hunter subjected himself to some pretty horrible experiments to extend his life which…well, turned him into a hideous monster.

It’s a weird decision for The Rise of Skywalker to have made, and not one which really adds much to the movie beyond taking a random character and given him a weird post-Empire history.

However, you have to believe this could be explored in some sort of tie-in novel, video game, or comic book one day, and that’s probably why it was done…of course, The Mandalorian would certainly be one place to delve into what became of him too. Either way, this Tweet has once again gone viral, and has given the Skywalker Saga finale’s fans and haters something new to debate!
 

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Ahead of the 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD launch for Sony Pictures’ most recent blockbuster, Bad Boys for Life, we were recently granted an exclusive opportunity to get on the phone with the film’s breakout star, Jacob Scipio, who played the threequel’s main villain Armando Aretas. 

The long-awaited follow-up saw the return of stars Will Smith and Martin Lawrence as Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett, respectively, and is currently the highest-grossing movie of the year. To date, it has taken in over $419.1 million on an estimated $90 million production budget, which was more than enough ammo to give Sony the confidence to greenlight a fourth installment. 

In our extended chat, he detailed his extremely fortunate casting process, his love for the franchise, working with the legendary Will Smith, what he learned from his iconic co-stars, his interest in superhero movies, and he even briefly touched on returning for Bad Boys 4. 

ROHAN:  Were you a fan of the original films or was getting this role your first introduction to the Bad Boys universe?

JACOB SCIPIO: I was a huge fan of the films. I mean, I think I was like 1 or I don’t even know if I was born when the first one came out, but I’ve got an older brother who had that on VHS and it was just on repeat at our house. So, I kind of grew up with the first one and the second one, I was old enough to experience it for what it was, which was kind of this incredible, action-packed, peak Michael Bay film, which was just so much fun to watch, the ultimate popcorn flick.

So yeah, coming into it, I hadn’t even heard that they were making a third one, but when I did, I got really excited. So, to get the script and go through the whole auditioning process and then, actually get the role and get to be involved making the film and to be the main villain, it was a real roller coaster ride that I got to play in this amazing universe.

ROHAN:  Yeah, you play this instantly iconic role, arguably the most threatening villain these guys have ever faced, and outside of the traditional bad guy qualities, your character is also very adept at hand-to-hand combat, riding high-speed motorcycles and more. Did you have any prior fight training or were most of the stunts stuff you learned on the job?

JACOB SCIPIO: I’d just come off a war movie, called The Outpost, which we shot for about three months and is a true story about the bloodiest battle in Afghanistan. There was a lot of gun training, a lot of extensive physical work involved and so, I just pretty much jumped straight off the back of that into this. I’d been through gun training, so I was already pretty adept at that, but in terms of the fight training and everything, I’ve done boxing and jiu-jitsu and stuff like that.

Boxing is a huge part of my family life. My great granddad was on the first televised boxing match in history – Archie Sexton, he found 222 fights. His eye got thumbed out, so he died with a glass eye and had like half a kidney. – So, yeah, boxing definitely was in the family. To be able to throw down with Will Smith was definitely a fun experience.

I also give big props to the stunt guys who trained me up and helped me every step of the way with the choreography and all the physical work of the fight sequences. Just perfection every time, they really make us look good, man.

ROHAN:  Oh yeah, you did great and you really got to waste Will Smith a few times in the film, which is rare that you get to see such a big star let himself get absolutely wrecked by the new guy on the block.

JACOB SCIPIO: *laughs* Yeah, man, it was definitely a lot of fun.

ROHAN:  So, when you auditioned or, I guess when you landed the role, were you already aware that you would be playing Lowery’s son? Or, did they try to keep that big twists as close to the chest as possible until the day you actually had to shoot those scenes?

JACOB SCIPIO: I mean, during the whole kind of casting process, I had no idea.

I was in L.A., I had just finished doing The Outpost, but I didn’t have a ton of money, so I could only be there for a little amount of time. I went for one audition and I heard that they liked me and I got a callback, but I was due to head home. I’d run out of money and my flight was coming up, so I told them “Yes, sure, of course, I’d love to do the recall, but I’m leaving tomorrow. So, my manager was saying “Okay, so you’re going to go in tomorrow.” and I was like “Okay.” It was like a Sunday or something, at Jerry Bruckheimer’s office, so I came with all my suitcases packed and my girlfriend and I just sorta left her there in the lobby with our bags and I did my recall, which was with the directors, the casting directors, Jerry Bruckheimer and a few of the producers.

I didn’t know anything about the twist or anything about the plot of the film. I was given these two kind of generic scenes, which I had to start to build the character from and that was that. I did the casting and left and just sort of hung around, I kinda refused to leave the office because I really wanted to make my mark, so I was just walking back around the office after I’d finished and I turned a corner and someone spotted me and said, “Jacob!,” so I turned and it was two of the producers sitting in their office, so I go in there and end up talking to them for like 45 minutes and I must’ve done something right because after 45 minutes, they were like “We should get him in the room with Will.,” and at this point, I’m thinking that there’s only one Will.

It was crazy. I wasn’t supposed to meet him, I wasn’t even supposed to be there, but the more we’re talking, they’re just like “We should get him in the room with Will, we should get him in the room with Will… Yeah, he does kind of look like him” The more they were talking about it, the more I started to realize that “Oh shit, I might be Will Smith’s son in this,” so I hadn’t seen any scenes or script or anything like that, but I was slowly figuring it out. So, I get into the room and there’s Will, there he is, just standing there like a true icon, a hero. He gives me a big hug and he’s like “Hey, what’s up man, how you doing man?” and we go through this chemistry read on camera, in front of maybe twenty people and it was just the most organic kind of experience ever. He’s just so kind and welcoming. It was just awesome, man.

I was kind of nervous to be honest, I remember during that first meeting, telling him that my great granddad was a boxer, super iconic, and all that stuff and he was like “Oh cool, my dad was an electrician.,” and I was like “Well, he must’ve had a really sparky personality.,” and then, everybody’s laughing and we both look at each other at the same time and say “I’ll be here all week.” Then, the room goes silent and Will goes, “Man, if that ain’t a moment, I don’t know what is.” So, after that, I felt like I’d done everything I could to make my mark and I still made my flight home that day. Got in an Uber and made our flight.

ROHAN:  On this film alone, you got to work with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence and with Kate del Castillo, who plays your mother. What was your experience working with these acting legends and is there anything specific you learned from them that you hope to take with you to future projects?

JACOB SCIPIO: Every single day working with those icons was a learning experience. First thing I noticed was their generosity, not just with the gifts, we were all showered with gifts from Will and Martin. Every other day, when I’d go to the trainer, there’d be a new gift there, but it wasn’t just the material things.

It was the generosity they had with their time, like true movie stars, true superstars, they are the kindest, most generous people. There was no ego, there was nothing like that. I mean I wasn’t expecting that either, but there was just none of that at all. The vibe on set was so incredible and that was very much due to Will and Martin. I think it trickles down from the top. They were just so chill and so funny. It was, at times, a very intense film, but also a very funny film, so that’s sort of my memory from set, just how much fun we had together.

So, yeah, learning from Will and Martin and even, Kate. She’s a fucking amazing woman, she’s so tough, she’s like hard as nails. We were shooting the finale and the rain machine is on and she’s in this tiny little dress, the wind is blowing. It’s freezing and she has to do the scene where she’s falling off the balcony. She has to do it like 10 times and she’s falling onto this mat, which had a huge puddle in it. It was so cold and I was just thinking, “Oh my God, how is she doing this?,” but she just got on with it and on top of that, every morning, Kate would have a boxing session, like a full-on gym training session before coming into shooting a twelve hour day. She’s so committed. All of them are, they are so committed and so professional. That was a big, big lesson that I learned from those guys. That was the real gold dust.

ROHAN:  There’s also an alternate ending for the film on the Blu-ray, where everything plays out a little differently and your character doesn’t get that hero moment where he helps save Martin Lawrence’s character. Do you remember which ending you shot first? Or was the alternate ending meant to be the original before you guys came back and redid it?

JACOB SCIPIO: I can’t remember which one we actually shot first. I do remember coming back for reshoots months later and we shot another ending, but I can’t remember which one that was, but I was in the middle of shooting Without Remorse, which is this Tom Clancy adaptation starring Michael B. Jordan, where I play Hatchet, who is one of the Rainbow Six members. The movie’s about the origin of the Rainbow Six team, so I was in Berlin shooting that, and then, we were doing nights.

So, I was shooting all week, all night, I finished on Friday and I was due back in on Monday and then, I get a call from my agent and they’re like, “Yeah, they need you for the reshoots. You’re going to go this weekend to Atlanta, so I flew out Friday night, shot Saturday, shot Sunday and flew back to Germany. Went straight into nights on Monday and then, I was working again the whole next week and then, they were like “Yeah, we need to get more footage, so we’re gonna fly you out to Miami.” I was like, “Okay,” so then, the next week, I went to Miami for the weekend and shot some more scenes, then went back to finish Without Remorse. It was again a bit of a roller coaster ride, but I was happy that we got everything that we needed. I’d do anything for Bad Boys, for Adil and Bilall, the directors, because they really looked after me and gave me a shot and I want to reciprocate that and look after them.

ROHAN:  I think it’s already out there that Bad Boys 4 is in active development and based on the mid-credits stinger, it looks like you’ll once again have a big role. Have you heard anything about your character’s arc yet because Armando does have quite a lot to atone for and it seems like he may get to have a redemption arc of sorts?

JACOB SCIPIO: Yeah, yeah, Armando has a big debt to pay off. It was just so much fun playing that character, I can’t tell you, man, I got into some dark places with it, but also just the physical aspect of it. All the stunts and fight scenes, which I had a ball with. So, to be involved with another Bad Boys film, to work in this franchise again, I’ll do it in a heartbeat because I just had so much fun on the first one. People seemed to really enjoy themselves when they saw this last one and I just want to give them some more of that.

In terms of my character arc, I don’t know. I don’t know anything, I haven’t read anything, I don’t have any news to give you on that one, I just know that we’ve only just scratched the surface with Armando here and there’s so much potential as to where we could go with him. He could go anywhere in this universe and that’s what’s so interesting about him. He’s dynamic and unpredictable.

ROHAN:  In this one, obviously you have to play it straight because Armando is all business and he has a mission, but in the next one, are you looking forward to maybe getting a chance to test out some of your comedy chops opposite Will and Martin and the AMMO team.

JACOB SCIPIO: I mean, if that’s what it calls for, man, most definitely. I don’t know how I’ll stand up next to a comedic genius like Martin Lawrence, but even just being on set around him, maybe some of the gold dust sprinkled off on me. So, of course, I’ll give it a go.

ROHAN:  You’ve now proven yourself as a bona fide action star, with this, of course, being your big coming out party, but have you thought about a superhero/comic book movie role yet? I know there’s a lot of Marvel and DC stuff coming up, has anything piqued your interest yet or have you gotten any offers?

JACOB SCIPIO: Oh yeah, 100%, I’d do it man. What’s happening with superhero movies is unreal. It’s so great for cinema. People are going to the cinema to watch these movies and as an avid cinema goer myself – going to go back when things open up again safely of course – I love the production value that goes into it. The characters, the stunts, the storyline, the comedy.

I think superhero movies are true, amazing feats of entertainment. Pure popcorn cinema. So, to be involved with a Marvel or a DC, of course I would have to be directed through it, but, you know, I’d love to read some scripts for it. Yeah, I would love to be involved with a superhero franchise.

ROHAN:  Yeah, they are really pushing the envelope now, more than ever, with superhero movies, bending genres and subverting expectations, which has to be limitless fun for an actor. Is there a superhero role out there that you’ve had your eye on, anyone you might consider your favorite superhero?

JACOB SCIPIO: I mean, every kid wants to be Batman. Every kid grows up wanting to be Batman or I guess Iron Man now. I grew up watching Transformers, with my dad, the Saturday morning cartoons. Wolverine was another huge one for me, I was a huge fan of him, he’s so iconic. I’ve had a couple scripts sent to me so far, set in those kind of worlds, and there are definitely some interesting roles out there for me and it’s just about making the right choice.

ROHAN:  I saw that you’ve recently started your own production company and you’re writing and developing your own shorts. Could you maybe speak on what you’re able to get out of writing, creatively, versus acting? Does your whole approach change when you’re writing something for yourself or do you tackle the challenge in a similar manner as you do a new role?

JACOB SCIPIO: The thing is, when you’re acting in a role, you only have to concentrate on your role and everybody else concentrates on theirs. When you’re writing a screenplay, you have to know all the characters, inside out. So, that’s obviously the main difference between acting and writing. It takes a lot of time and a lot of effort and it also takes ability as well.

When I’m working on my scripts, my shorts and my features, I’m very lucky that I have a very creative friendship group and my brothers as well, who are both super creative, they’re in the industry as well, and my mom even. So, I can bounce ideas off a lot of people in my vicinity, which I’m very blessed to be able to do.

I love writing, I love creating, I love exploring new worlds, from sci-fis to comedies to actions to westerns. I think that’s the beauty with writing in general, you can transport yourself to anywhere.

The Bad Boys Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) are back together for one last ride in the highly anticipated Bad Boys for Life.

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Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and DC Entertainment have officially released Justice League Dark: Apokolips War on Digital HD.

For fans of physical releases, the film will arrive on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD on May 19.

The new animated adventure brings a six-year, twenty-film journey that began with Justice League: War in 2014 to a close, and tells an epic story as the Justice League find themselves in the direst of straits when Darkseid (Tony Todd) returns and finally succeeds in his ultimate mission to annihilate planet Earth.

In a last-ditch effort, Superman (Jerry O’Connell), Raven (Taissa Farmiga), Lois Lane (Rebecca Romijn), and Robin (Stuart Allen) must team with John Constantine (Matt Ryan) and Etrigan (Ray Chase), as well as the Suicide Squad, to find a way to rewrite history and bring the intergalactic tyrant to his knees. 

Along with the movie, the combo pack will also contain a ton of special features, including a first look an Adam Strange animated short, plenty of featurettes, exclusive audio commentary and an extended sneak peek at the next DC Universe animated movie, Superman: Man of Tomorrow, which we got an early sneak peek at last week.
 

THE FINAL BATTLE HAS ARRIVED!
WARNER BROS. HOME ENTERTAINMENT AND DC PRESENT

JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK:
APOKOLIPS WAR

COMING MAY 5, 2020 TO DIGITAL;
ARRIVING MAY 19, 2020 ON
4K Ultra HD™ BLU-RAY COMBO PACK,
& BLU-RAY™ COMBO PACK

BURBANK, CA (March 4, 2019) – The World’s Greatest Super Heroes square off once-and-for-all against the despotic Darkseid – with the fate of all humanity hanging in the balance – in Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, the next entry in the popular series of DC Universe Movies. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC, the feature-length animated film will be released by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Digital starting May 5, 2020, and on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack and Blu-ray Combo Pack on May 19, 2020.

Justice League Dark: Apokolips War will be accompanied by the all-new DC Showcase animated short, Adam Strange. The thrilling tale, which offers insight into the space adventurer’s fascinating backstory, features Charlie Weber (How To Get Away with Murder) as the voice of title character.

Justice League Dark: Apokolips War will be available on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack (USA $39.99 SRP; Canada $44.98 SRP) and Blu-ray Combo Pack (USA $24.98 SRP; Canada $29.98 SRP) as well as on Digital. The 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack features an Ultra HD Blu-ray disc in 4K with HDR, a Blu-ray disc featuring the film in hi-definition, and a digital version of the movie. The Blu-ray Combo Pack features a Blu-ray disc with the film in hi-definition, a DVD with the film in standard definition, and a digital version of the movie.

Culminating a six-year animated journey that began with the release of Justice League War in 2014, Justice League Dark: Apokolips War finds Earth decimated after intergalactic tyrant Darkseid has devastated the Justice League in a poorly executed war by the DC Super Heroes. Now the remaining bastions of good – the Justice League, Teen Titans, Suicide Squad and assorted others – must regroup, strategize and take the war to Darkseid in order to save the planet and its surviving inhabitants. This is truly the war to end all wars, and only the victor will live to enjoy the spoils.

Justice League Dark: Apokolips War features the largest Super Hero cast in the history of DC Universe Movies with dozens of actors/characters spotlighted in a grand ensemble of talent reprising their roles from this six-year story continuum. Matt Ryan (Legends of Tomorrow, Constantine), Jerry O’Connell (Carter, Bravo’s Play by Play, Stand by Me) and Taissa Farmiga (The Nun, The Mule, American Horror Story) anchor the cast as Constantine, Superman and Raven, respectively – the triumvirate determined to assemble the forces necessary to lead humanity’s final attack. Alongside that trio are the long-running core of Justice League voices — Jason O’Mara (The Man in the High Castle, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) as Batman, Rosario Dawson (Briar Patch, Daredevil, Sin City) as Wonder Woman, Shemar Moore (S.W.A.T., Criminal Minds) as Cyborg and Christopher Gorham (Covert Affairs, Insatiable, Ugly Betty) as The Flash – as well as JL-adjacents Rebecca Romijn (X-Men, The Librarians) and Rainn Wilson (The Office, The Meg) as the voices of Lois Lane and Lex Luthor, respectively.

Tony Todd (Candyman) is the voice of the film’s key villain, Darkseid. The cast also boasts appearances by Camilla Luddington (Grey’s Anatomy) as Zatanna, Ray Chase (Justice League Dark, Final Fantasy XV videogame) as Jason Blood/Etrigan, Roger R. Cross (24, The Strain, Arrow) as John Stewart & Swamp Thing, Liam McIntyre (Spartacus: War of the Damned, The Flash) as Captain Boomerang, Hynden Walch (Teen Titans Go! Vs. Teen Titans) as Harley Quinn, Stuart Allan (Batman vs. Robin, Batman: Bad Blood) as Robin/Damian, Sachie Alessio (Batman: Hush) as Lady Shiva, and John DiMaggio (Futurama, Batman: Under the Red Hood) as King Shark.

Directors Matt Peters (LEGO DC: Batman – Family Matters) and Christina Sotta (Young Justice) helm Justice League Dark: Apokolips War from a script by Ernie Altbacker (Batman: Hush, Justice League Dark) and Mairghread Scott (Wonder Woman: Bloodlines), who is also credited with creating the story. Amy McKenna (The Death of Superman) is producer, and Jim Krieg (Batman: Gotham by Gaslight) is co-producer. Executive Producers are Sam Register and James Tucker (Reign of the Supermen, Justice League Dark).

“Justice League Dark: Apokolips War is an epic story of supernatural proportions. A blockbuster, battle royale of a film filled with intense action and heartfelt emotions, serving up spotlight moments for our cast of unique characters,” said Mary Ellen Thomas, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Senior Vice President, Originals, Animation and Family Marketing. “This incredible thrill-ride takes us to the edge of the DC universe and sets the stage for an exciting new chapter.”

Justice League Dark: Apokolips War Special Features
4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack, Blu-ray Combo Pack and Digital

• DC Showcase: Adam Strange (Animated Short) – On an asteroid mining colony, mysterious drifter Adam Strange is dismissed as an interplanetary derelict. But when the miners open a fissure into the home of a horde of deadly alien insects, his true identity is exposed. He is space adventurer Adam Strange, whose heroic backstory is played out in flashbacks as he struggles to save the very people who have scorned him for so long. Charlie Weber provides the voice of Adam Strange, alongside with Roger R. Cross, Kimberly Brooks, Ray Chase and Fred Tatasciore. Adam Strange is produced and directed by Butch Lukic (Batman Unlimited franchise), who also conceived the original story – which is written by J.M. DeMatteis (Constantine: City of Demons).
   
• Darkseid: New God/Evil Classic (New Featurette) – This documentary explores the machinations of one of fiction¹s greatest Super Villains as we learn more about what fuels Darkseid¹s drive to becoming a galactic Atilla the Hun and the importance of Deities in our classic and modern fiction.
   
• Filmmaker Audio Commentary – Observations and behind-the-scenes insight from Executive Producer James Tucker, Directors Matt Peters and Christina Sotta, and Screenwriter Ernie Altbacker.
   
• Look Back: Justice League Dark (Featurette) – John Constantine leads a group of misfit characters that use magic to vanquish their opponents. This is the dark version of the Justice League taking on the malevolent forces that go beyond our plane of existence.
   
• Look Back: Batman and Harley Quinn (Featurette) – Take a peek at the animated feature film, Batman and Harley Quinn, featuring the creators and talented voice cast. 
   
• From the DC Vault: Justice League Action, “Zombie King”
   
• From the DC Vault: Justice League Action, “Abate and Switch”
   
• From the DC Comics Vault: Teen Titans, “Nevermore”
   
• A Sneak Peek at the next DC Universe Movie, Superman: Man of Tomorrow – An advanced look at the next animated film in the popular DC Universe Movies collection.

Justice League Dark: Apokolips War will also be available on Movies Anywhere. Using the free Movies Anywhere app and website, consumers can access all their eligible movies by connecting their Movies Anywhere account with their participating digital retailer accounts.

 

 

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Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has officially released Bloodshot, which stars Vin Diesel (Fast & Furious; Avengers: Endgame) in the title role, on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD. 

Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the adaptation of the Valiant Comics series of the same name was released on digital just ten days after it made its theatrical debut and, while data has been kept mostly confidential, analysts believe it has performed relatively well since becoming available to purchase and rent. Those figures are expected to go up with it now also available on physical home media.

In addition to Diesel, the film also starred Eiza González (Baby Driver; Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw), Sam Heughan (Outlander; The Spy Who Dumped Me), Toby Kebbell (Kong: Skull Island; Fantastic Four), Lamorne Morris (New Girl; Jumanji: The Next Level), Talulah Riley (Westworld; Inception), and Golden Globe-nominee Guy Pearce (Iron Man 3; Memento). 

As for special features, Bloodshot will include several deleted and extended scenes, along with an exclusive alternate ending, an extensive look behind making the visual effects-heavy movie, a hilarious blooper reel, and a whole lot more.

BLOODSHOT

ON DIGITAL NOW
ON 4K ULTRA HD™, BLU-RAY™ AND DVD MAY 5

LOCKED AND LOADED WITH EXTRAS INCLUDING AN ALTERNATE ENDING,
DELETED & EXTENDED SCENES, A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES
WITH CAST & CREW INTERVIEWS, AND MORE!

DIGITAL RELEASE INCLUDES FOUR ALL-NEW IN-WORLD FEATURETTES!

SYNOPSIS

Based on the bestselling comic book, Vin Diesel stars as Ray Garrison, a soldier recently killed in action and brought back to life as the superhero Bloodshot by the RST corporation. With an army of nanotechnology in his veins, he’s an unstoppable force –stronger than ever and able to heal instantly. But in controlling his body, the company has sway over his mind and memories, too. Now, Ray doesn’t know what’s real and what’s not – but he’s on a mission to find out.

BONUS MATERIALS

DIGITAL:

• **NEW** R.S.T. HACK: CHAINSAW (A series of 4 Animated Explorations) As the world is exposed to the bleeding edge technology of R.S.T. in news reports across the globe, one industrious hacker bypasses firewalls and dives into the secure files of the covert agency to unearth in-depth character data and black ops technology of the members of the team code-named CHAINSAW. Four separate security breaches bring our hacker ever closer to the highly classified secrets and intelligence of the team and the man known as BLOODSHOT.
• Deleted & Extended Scenes including an Alternate Ending
• Outtakes & Blooper Reel
• Featurettes:
  • Initiate Sequence: Directing BLOODSHOT: Visual Effects and Video Game Artist Dave Wilson takes the reins of his first feature film and reveals all of the passion, creativity, and hard work that he and his team of artists employed in bringing BLOODSHOT to life.
  • Forgotten Soldiers: The Cast of BLOODSHOT: Vin Diesel takes center stage to unveil the compelling aspects of his approach to the comic book superhero, BLOODSHOT, and Guy Pearce, Eiza Gonzalez, Sam Heughan, and Lamorne Morris detail all aspects of the film’s amazing ensemble.

BLU-RAY & DVD:

• Deleted & Extended Scenes including an Alternate Ending Outtakes & Blooper Reel
• Featurettes:
  • Initiate Sequence
  • Forgotten Soldiers

4K ULTRA HD (will include Blu-ray in packaging)

• Deleted & Extended Scenes including an Alternate Ending

 

 

Based on the bestselling comic book, Vin Diesel stars as Ray Garrison, a soldier recently killed in action and brought back to life as the superhero Bloodshot by the RST corporation. With an army of nanotechnology in his veins, he’s an unstoppable force –stronger than ever and able to heal instantly. But in controlling his body, the company has sway over his mind and memories, too. Now, Ray doesn’t know what’s real and what’s not – but he’s on a mission to find out.

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