Metallica have announced that their recent concert film, Through The Never, will be released on DVD, Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray, and as two different limited editions on January 28.
Directed by Nimród Antal,
the film mixes a loose narrative with footage the band shot at two shows in Vancouver, Canada at the end of August 2012.
Along with the film, every version will include a making-of documentary called “Making Of Metallica Through The Never” that was directed by Adam Dubin (A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica), the original trailer, a music video for “Master Of Puppets,” interviews with the cast and crew, highlights from the film tent at this year’s Orion Festival, a digital copy, and the Q&A panel at the Mill Valley Film Festival with the band, director Nimród Antal, and actor Dane Dehaan.
The 3D Blu-ray edition will also include a 3D version of the movie and a 3D lenticular cover.
In addition,
the Limited Deluxe 3D Blu-ray Set will include everything on the regular 3D Blu-ray edition as well as the 2D version of the movie, a Metallica Through The Never bandana, and a Metallica Through The Never movie poster, while the Limited Doris Edition Deluxe 3D Blu-ray — which is limited to 1000 and will be only be available to members of the band’s fan club — adds a piece of the Doris stage prop with a letter of authenticity.
The movie will also be available for both sale and rental through digital services, with the former coming with the “Making Of Metallica Through The Never” documentary.
For more information on these collections or the movie itself, you can visit the film’s official site.
