Jurassic Park isn’t the only classic film getting the 3D re-release treatment this year — a 3D remastered version of The Wizard of Oz is also coming to theaters in September. The theatrical run will only last for a week, kicking off on September 20th, and will be available on both 3D and IMAX screens across North America. But if you want to see the yellow brick road in three dimensions without heading to the theater, a Blu-ray version will be released soon after on October 1st. A five-disc 75th anniversary edition of the movie will include Blu-ray 3D, DVD, and Ultraviolet versions of The Wizard of Oz, along with plenty of extras including a new making-of documentary, all for $105.43. The 3D Blu-ray version on its own, meanwhile, will cost you $35.99.
‘The Wizard of Oz’ coming to theaters in 3D and IMAX in September
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