In the streaming era, physical media continues to become an increasingly rarified collectible. Even if filmmakers work with companies that agree to release copies of their work on disc, the versions that end up on consumers’ shelves are seldom as laden with elaborate packaging and encyclopedic extras as they once did.
That said, a quietly growing number of companies (many independent of the major studios) have not only led the charge to champion these permanent, handheld keepsakes, but assembled in-house teams to compile and create bonus materials that offer new insights into the production and legacy
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