The Borderlands movie has just arrived in theaters, and like clockwork, preorders are now open for its upcoming Blu-ray release. This is a pretty good-looking steelbook case to pick up–currently priced at $35–and it looks like it was pulled straight from the Borderlands video games. It even comes with a 4K version of the film and a digital code to stream the movie, just to prove that there is no escape from Eli Roth’s version of Pandora.
Exclusive to Amazon, the case emulates the roughed-up design of Claptrap, a motor-mouthed disservice droid voiced by Jack Black in the movie. On the inside, there’s some battle damage in the shape of an Eridian vault symbol, and for the special features, there’s a nice selection of behind-the-scenes documentaries detailing how the film was made. Here’s the full list:
- Borderlands: From game to screen
- Meet the team
- All aboard the Death-Choo-Choo
- Bringing Borderlands to the screen
- Badonkadonk time
- Fashion and action on Pandora
- High-tech hellscapes
Early reviews to Borderlands have not been great so far, with several outlets calling it a disappointing adaptation that fails to capture any of the charm from the games. Borderlands has a metascore of 29 on GameSpot’s sister site Metacritic and has been rated 7% on Rotten Tomatoes.
“For most of its length, Borderlands is just unremarkable, the sort of thing that fades from the mind so quickly that it’s actually difficult to dislike it with any real intensity,” Phil Owens wrote in GameSpot’s Borderlands movie review.
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