Two Nicolas Cage classics in 4K Blu-ray
For fans of cinematic history and iconic screen presence, the wait is finally over. Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment has announced a major event for movie lovers, bringing two of Nicolas Cage’s most iconic action-thrillers to the world in breathtaking 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray format.
Get ready to dive into the mysteries of National Treasure and the high-octane chaos of Con Air. Both films will be released on November 10, offering an unparalleled viewing experience enhanced by stunning 4K resolution, Dolby Atmos, and Dolby Vision technology.
National Treasure will arrive as a collectible SteelBook 4K UHD edition, complete with exclusive 4K UHD bonus commentary featuring director John Turteltaub and actor Justin Bartha. It’s a perfect package for collectors eager to own a piece of cinematic treasure.
Meanwhile, Con Air is also making a grand entrance. It will debut in a limited-edition 4K UHD SteelBook release, which includes the 4K UHD disc, a Blu-ray disc packed with bonus features like ‘A View from Above’ and ‘The Destruction of Las Vegas,’ and a digital code.
The mystery of Benjamin Franklin Gates, chasing down sacred documents, sets the stage for an epic adventure that holds endless intrigue. This legacy of thrilling pursuits is only set to grow, as director Jon Turteltaub has confirmed the long-awaited sequel, National Treasure 3, is officially in development. Turteltaub expressed excitement, noting that the magic of Hollywood is real, hinting that the next installment will be equally wild.
The anticipation for a Cage-led continuation is palpable, with expectations high for the next chapter in the treasure hunt saga. While the exact timeline remains under wraps, the confirmation signals that the legacy of the original film is poised for an exciting continuation.
Beyond the Cage classics, the appetite for high-quality physical media continues to grow. Earlier announcements also included other action-hero staples, with Mercury Rising and The Jackal also slated for 4K Blu-ray release in early 2027, proving that physical media is far from dying.
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