"The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" Blu-ray DVD Release Date Revealed, Packed With Farewell Moments

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This is it. The end of Peter Jackson's time in Middle-Earth, forever. Once "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" is released on DVD, that's the last release of anything "Lord of the Rings"-related for a very, very long time.

Here goes: "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" will release on digital HD, DVD and Blu-Ray on March 24, 2015. The news comes via TheOneRing.net, which reveals the exact names and details for the different formats. And here they are:

You can buy "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" as a Blu-Ray 3D Combo Pack, which comes with a 3D version of the theatrical cut, along with an HD version and a standard version. This costs $44.95.

Next is the Blu-Ray Combo Pack, which has the theatrical cut in HD on a Blu-ray disc. This one's also $44.95.

Finally, there's the two-disc DVD, which includes nothing but the standard definition version of the theatrical cut. That one runs $28.98.

As well, Comingsoon.net reveals just what special features will come with each 2-disc version of the film. Here's the list of speciail feature in total:

  • Recruiting the Five Armies
  • Completing Middle-earth
  • The Last Goodbye: Behind the Scenes
  • The Last Goodbye Music Video
  • New Zealand: Home of Middle-earth, Part 3

But if you're keen on waiting until you can buy all three "Hobbit" films in a single purchase, there's an option like that on the way. According to Flickering Myth, there's a "The Hobbit: The Motion PIcture Trilogy" box set that's available for pre-order already, and will include the theatrical cuts of all three films in a single collection.

Enjoy this feeling while it lasts, people. Because once "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" hits store shelves, that's the last moment of Peter Jackson, Middle Earth and hobbits galore.

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The hobbit, The Hobbit 3, The lord of the rings, Peter jackson, Martin Freeman

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