Justice League: Digital and Home Video details and release dates revealed

After three months since the film was released in theaters and left fans divided over the overall presentation of the movie, Warner Bros. and DC Films have officially revealed the details and release dates for the digital and home video releases of "Justice League" - the fifth entry in the "DC Extended Universe" and one that finally unites heroes like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Aquaman in the big screen for the first time in live-action.

Via IGN, the film will be released digitally on February 13. Those looking forward to the 4K, Blu-Ray, and DVD releases will get it a month afterwards on March 13. There will be no extended edition sadly (despite fan petitions for a Snyder cut), instead there will be the usual assortment of special features and a couple of deleted scenes that were not included in the theatrical release. More specifics can be read up at IGN if you need a blow by blow of what's included, as well as the price guide for physical releases like the Blu-Ray combo pack seen above.

JUSTICE LEAGUE Official Blu-Ray Trailer
Also, here's the Blu-Ray trailer in case you need a tease of what's to come.

Spider-Man: Homecoming: Blu-Ray and 4K covers and details released

With the film having enjoyed an amazing run in theaters and fans already looking forward to the home release in the next month, Sony Pictures, Disney, and Marvel Studios have pulled the curtain and offered the much awaited details to the Blu-Ray, 4K, and Digital releases of "Spider-Man: Homecoming" - the film that gives Spidey his own solo film set in the same Marvel Cinematic Universe occupied by Iron Man, Captain America, and The Avengers and let's fans see High School Peter Parker played by Tom Holland balance his studies with being a superhero mentored by Robert Downey Jr.'s Tony Stark.

Thanks to Superherohype, we now know that the Digital Release of Homecoming will be arriving on September 26, while the Blu-Ray and 4K releases are slated for October 17. The special features coming with the home release of the film are pretty spectacular - with "The Spidey Study Guide" highlighting the list with pop-up factoids appearing when the track is turned on while viewers watch the film. Also there's a gag reel, and unused versions of Captain America's PSAs that should entertain those who loved that insertion into the movie the takes place after the events of Captain America: Civil War. Then of course there's featurettes on the making of the movie as well as deleted scenes that should give some insight on scenes the movie could have had and then some.

Watch out for Spider-Man: Homecoming's home video release towards the next month!