Project Hail Mary Limited Edition Steelbook (4K Blu-ray)
Currently sold out | Releases October 11
Project Hail Mary (4K Blu-ray)
$28 (was $38) | Releases August 11
Project Hail Mary (Standard Blu-ray)
$25 (was $32) | Releases August 11
Project Hail Mary (DVD)
$26 | Releases August 11
After crushing the box office back in March, Project Hail Mary is coming to Blu-ray this August. You can pick it up in the usual 4K Blu-ray, standard-def Blu-ray, and DVD formats, but it’s the lavish steelbook edition that caught our eye. Priced at $50 and hitting store shelves on October 11, this version of the film features striking collectible cover art and other goodies. While this edition is currently out of stock, it’s worth keeping an eye out for that to change.
Project Hail Mary Limited Edition Steelbook (4K Blu-ray)
Currently sold out | Releases October 11
This version of Project Hail Mary includes bonus content, a collectible booklet, and all of the special features found on the regular Blu-ray release of the film. The cover features a colorful stylized design–and yes, you can spot everyone’s favorite rock-based alien, Rocky, on the back. It’s presented in native 4K with Dolby Vision, HDR10, and Dolby Atmos support.
Unfortunately, at the time of writing, this edition is sold out, but best to keep an eye on it incase is comes back in stock.
Project Hail Mary special features
- Special edition steelbook cover and slipcase
- Collectible booklet
- New bonus materials exclusive to this edition
- Audio commentary track with film directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller
- Earth’s Favorite Eridian featurette
- Deleted scenes
Project Hail Mary (4K Blu-ray)
$28 (was $38) | Releases August 11
The standard 4K version of Project Hail Mary keeps things light, with deleted scenes, a featurette, and the audio commentary track featuring film directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. Amazon has the lowest preorder price out of all the major Blu-ray retailers, and thanks to its preorder price guarantee, you won’t be hit with any unexpected fees when it finally arrives in August. Remember though: you’ll only pay for the Blu-ray after it ships, not when you place your preorder.
Project Hail Mary (Standard Blu-ray)
$25 (was $32) | Releases August 11
For the standard Blu-ray release, Project Hail Mary ships with the same special features as the 4K edition and in 1080p. The cover for this version remains the same.
Project Hail Mary (DVD)
$26 | Releases August 11
Curiously, the DVD version of Project Hail Mary is slightly more expensive than the standard Blu-ray. It doesn’t include any of the special features above, and since it’s a DVD, the movie is presented in 480p.
Based on the book by Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary tells the story of science teacher Ryland Grace after he wakes up on a spaceship lightyears from Earth–with no memories of why he’s in space. Grace slowly starts to remember bits and pieces, and discovers that he’s humanity’s last hope, and the only person who can solve the mystery of why the Sun is slowly dying. It was a big splashy hit at the box office, making over $683 million during its theatrical run, and for good reason. It’s the kind of spectacle filmmaking that makes the 4K Blu-ray editions worth checking out.
The movie did so well, in fact, it’s already got an official Lego set.
Priced at $100, the 830-piece set launches on July 16, and it includes all the pieces you need to build a replica of the Hail Mary interstellar spacecraft, plus minifig versions of Grace, and his alien pal Rocky.
