Disney and Lucasfilm present the domestic edition of Episode IX along with a complete pack with the 9 films of the Skywalker saga loaded with extras.
After its premiere in cinemas at the end of last year, we finally have a release date for the different domestic editions of Star Wars: The rise of Skywalker, the closing of the last Star Wars trilogy and the Skywalker saga itself. Thus, the film will arrive in Spain on April 9 in digital format, while for the Blu-ray and DVD edition we will have to wait until April 22. Interestingly, the United States will be both formats available much earlier, on March 17 and 31 of the same month, respectively.
The Skywalker Saga for collectors
How could it be otherwise, the domestic editions of Star Wars: The rise of Skywalker will arrive loaded with extras and additional material from the production, from documentaries to unpublished images of the cast and behind the cameras. Here are all the available extras:
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The legacy of Skywalker: history will live forever in this feature film that explores the realization of Star Wars: The rise of Skywalker.
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Pasaana – The chase in speeder: explore the realization of the epic chase scene in the landspeeder and discover how this spectacular sequence was brought to the screen.
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Strangers in the desert: observe the work that required the creation of the scenes in the desert of Pasaana, from the enormous scale and complexity of the shots to their colorful details.
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D-O – The key to the past: explore the ship that connects Rey with the mystery of his missing parents and meet the most irresistible android in the galaxy.
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Warwick and son: Warwick Davis, who played Wicket in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, puts on the ewok suit once again; this time accompanied by his son Harrison.
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Cast of creatures: The team responsible for the memorable creatures of the film reveals the art of puppets, makeup, prostheses and digital magic that come alive in the film.
To all this we must add a very special edition for collectors with The Skywalker Saga, a pack with the three trilogies on Blu-ray and DVD with numerous extra contents of the 9 main Star Wars movies, with a total of 27 albums and a price of $ 249.
