First Man XL Full Slip SteelBook + Lenticular Magnet (2018)(FAC#123)(Czech)

Inside Artwork: Yes
Emboss/Deboss: Yes
Finish Type: Gloss

CZECH: Dolby Digital 5.1
POLISH (VO): Dolby Digital 5.1
RUSSIAN: Dolby Digital 5.1
HUNGARIAN: Dolby Digital 7.1

• Deleted Scenes (1080p): Included are House Fire (3:37) and Apollo 8 Launch (0:37).
• Shooting for the Moon (1080p, 3:40): Damien Chazelle discusses coming on board as director, what drew him to the material, casting Ryan Gosling, and Armstrong's character arc.
• Preparing to Launch (1080p, 3:39): Cast and crew are surprised that Armstrong was, prior to this film, a relatively unknown hero and their desire to unearth the man who left Earth for the moon.
• Giant Leap in One Small Step (1080p, 4:31): Focusing on Armstrong the man and his family life and the film's commitment to portraying him rather than just the event for which he is known. It also covers his humbleness and what made him a hero.
• Mission Gone Wrong (1080p, 2:42): A look at dangerous stuntwork seen in the film.
• Putting You in the Seat (1080p, 7:09): A discussion of the film's visual and aural style and the value it added to shaping the film's story. The piece also covers the LED wall technology used in the film.
• Recreating the Moon Landing (1080p, 6:01): This piece explores both making the sequence and telling the real stories behind it, both the lead-up to the landing and the first step on the moon. It also explores shooting locations, photography, recreating the lander, and more.
• Shooting at NASA (1080p, 3:11): The benefits and excitement of shooting in real NASA locations and integrating real historical materials in the film.
• Astronaut Training (1080p, 4:02): A look at how the actors prepared for their roles using real NASA technologies in real NASA locations.
• Audio Commentary: Director Damien Chazelle, Screenwriter Josh Singer, and Editor Tim Cross offer a well versed track that expands on much of what the previous supplements introduced as well as exploring more of the technical details behind the film, both as it was made and how it recreates the real events depicted therein.