This Week's Top Blu-ray Movie Releases - 7th July

After a couple of less than stellar weeks of new releases, will this week be any better?

US Releases for the 7th July.

Knowing.
Alex Proyas lets Nic Cage loose with knowledge of impending doom.  He then explains his actions in a commentary, which along with a making-of and Visions of the Apocalypse documentary, competes the extras package on this disc.

The Unborn - Unrated.
Horror based around the Jewish legend of the Dybbuk.  Some deleted scenes and a DTS-HD audio track are featured.  Not sure if the case has the same lenticular cover as the UK, though.

Push.
Paul McQuigan's movie about government created telekinetics includes a commentary with the cast and crew.

The Deep.
Sunken treasure and Jacqueline Bisset await in Peter Benchley's other adapted water movie.  A documentary and scenes from the three hour special edition are included.

Night Train.
A making-of documentary and interviews with the cast and crew are featured on this Danny Glover-starring thriller.

Iron Maiden: Flight 666 The Movie.
Made by the same filmmakers as the Metal: A Headbanger's Journey, this charts the infamous rockers round the world tour in 2008.

Also released are Grumpy Old Men and all five currently available Harry Potter movies, all with 'Movie Cash' to spend on seeing the latest installment.

Follow the link for this week's UK Blu-ray releases.

UK Releases for the 6th July.

Bronson.
Based on the true story of Britain's most notorious prisoner, the disc has an audio introduction from the man himseld, a making-of and a commentary from the director.

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
The Making-of documentary and conversation with Michele Yeoh seem to be the only extras.  A steelbook edition is available too.

Highlander - Special Edition.
The second steelbook release of the week.  HD deleted scenes are new to the UK version, otherwise you have a commentary and the Highlander documentary seen on the DVD.

The International.
Clive Owen's political thriller has a commentary, various featurettes including one on shooting at the Guggenheim, plus some BD-Live content.

Marley and Me.
Now the UK can blub over this adaptation of John Grogan's book.  A digital copy is included, so you can cry in public too.

Also released in the UK is Doubt, S.Darko: Donnie Darko 2 and True Romance.