It feels like it's been a while since we saw Avengers: Age of Ultron in theaters. There might actually be some people that still haven't seen it. Disney and Marvel Studios have announced the release date for the Blu-ray combo pack plus the Disney Movies Anywhere digital release date.

The Blu-ray combo pack will have never before seen deleted scenes, making-of featurettes, a gag reel, and audio commentaries. The DVD just contains the making-of featurette.

Marvel Studios unleashes the next global phenomenon in the Marvel Cinematic Universe: MARVEL’S AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON, arriving on Digital 3D, Digital HD and Disney Movies Anywhere September 8th and on 3D Blu-ray™ Combo Pack, Blu-ray, DVD, Digital SD and On-Demand October 2nd! The iconic heroes are forced to reassemble and face their most intimidating enemy yet- Ultron.

Here's the Blu-ray trailer.

Are you going to add it to your collection?

While not as good as its predecessor, Age of Ultron was still a heck of a good time. Also I have to say, that cover is much improved over the original poster. Replacing the hundreds of descending Ultron bots with Ultron himself really cuts down on the clutter.

Will be getting the DVD of course, and is that the first official naming of the Infinity stones? I knew we had the sceptre as the mind gem, but the others hadn't been classified yet IIRC

I have to buy it out of obligation. Have all the other MCU films, can't have an incomplete set. That's why I bought, ugh, Iron Man 3.

Anyone know if it'll include a short?

They said that they currently have no plans to do any more one-shots.

Must buy. Especially for the gag reel!

@the_stegman: well did you buy iron man 2? Because that is worse than 3

Cool. A must buy.

If those scenes were deleted how are we going to see them.

Excited to watch it again to see how it holds up

I better not buy this then find out the extended version is coming after all.

I'll definitely be getting it! While I feel like it's a "middle-of-the-pack" movie in the MCU it is still really fun and had some great action. And, I might be alone on this, but I love how the movie was basically a set-up for things to come. I get so excited to see the all the possibilities of where the MCU is headed next!

"Soon you'll be able to assemble and watch the movie over and over again."

Why would anyone want to do that?

"The iconic heroes are forced to reassemble and face their most intimidating enemy yet- Ultron."

That line is funnier than anything in the movie.

@jtmac005: No. It's not.

@jtmac005: I can not see how anyone would feel this way...

Still haven't seen the movie. Should I get this or wait for the Extended Cut? Nah, I'll just get both.

Nice, I´ll definitely get it.

Not worth it.

@the_stegman: I know how you feel.

I'll pass.

@thevaliant: @the_stegman: maybe I'll rewatch some day, but I remember 2 being horrible

Till this only 2 Cbm's were good enough for me to purchase MOS & TDK. Avengers AOU isn't good enough for purchase.

To me, it's like everything that was wrong with 2, was amplified in 3. The jokes were worst, the villains were lamer and more bland, they once again took something that could add serious depth to Tony's character (alcoholism in 2, PTSD in 3) and made it into nothing more than a joke, and 3 was worse cause it added those horrible Extremis fire guys, who remind me of fodder mutants in the X-Men franchise, and that stupid kid to appeal to the target audience.

The kid was bad, except I thought a couple of the things tony said to him were actually pretty funny. The more I remember, 3 is pretty bad haha

You paid actual money for that movie!?

@thecowwasdelirious: Unfortunately, yes.

@the_stegman: I spent an unnessecary amount of time looking for the right reaction gif lol

@thecowwasdelirious: it's very appropriate and more amusing than Iron Man 3.

@the_stegman: *gushing*

@drellassassin: I agree with you insofar as that original movie poster was TEEEEEEERRRRIIIIIBLLLLLLLE. And yeah, it was a good time, but man I hated Ultron.

@kfabz-23: The fact you put MoS in the same category as TDK is hilarious. If you can buy that movie you can pretty much justify buying any comic film.

MoS was the best comic book movie of all time. Only those who take issue with a darker tone to superman have issues with it. The action was by far the best implementation of powers on screen to date.

@killraven4334: Millions of people disagree with you. MoS isn't even close to being the best of all time. Cocaines a hell of a drug son...

@lone_wolf_and_cub: have to say I love MoS. just watched it again with my none comic following friend and he said it was better than any marvel film he's seen other than gotg

If by "millions of people," you mean the couple hundred or so that squad on internet forums, then sure. Man of Steel made around $700 million. Obviously people liked it. Enough so to warrant a sequel.