Spawn Limited Edition 4K UHD
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An assassin, betrayed and murdered by his boss, receives the chance to return from Hell–if he helps Satan conquer the world as the Spawn. Based on the comic book by Todd McFarlane, this action thriller tells the story of the burnt, scarred, Hellspawn, who keeps performing heroic deeds despite the best efforts of his demon guide and the unattainable temptation to return to his former life. Spawn Limited Edition 4K UHD
BORN IN DARKNESS. SWORN TO JUSTICE. Spawn Limited Edition 4K UHD
From the producers of Blade and The Crow comes Spawn, a dark, action-packed supernatural thriller that redefined the comic book movie with cutting-edge visual effects and a haunting origin story of vengeance, damnation, and redemption.
Al Simmons (Michael Jai White) is a top-tier Black Ops agent, ruthlessly efficient and fiercely loyal–until he’s doublecrossed and executed by his commanding officer, Jason Wynn (Martin Sheen). But Simmons is resurrected by the devil Malebolgia and becomes Spawn, a demonic antihero with terrifying powers. Caught between Earth and the Underworld, Spawn is determined to exact bloody revenge on Wynn, and must choose to serve his new infernal masters or fight for the salvation of his immortal soul.
Based on Todd McFarlane’s groundbreaking comic, Spawn is a visually explosive cult classic that blends horror, action, and gothic fantasy, available for the first time in a fiery new 4K restoration that breathes new life into Hell’s most iconic warrior.
Bonus Materials
- 4K ULTRA HD LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS
- 4K restorations of both the Director’s Cut and Theatrical Cut of the film from the original camera negatives by Arrow Films
- Reversible sleeve featuring two original artwork options
- Illustrated collector’s booklet featuring new writing on the film by John Torrani
- Double-sided foldout poster featuring two original artwork options
- DISC 1 – DIRECTOR’S CUT
- 4K (2160p) UHD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
- Original DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio and lossless stereo audio options
- Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- Brand new audio commentary with comic book expert and podcast host Dave Baxter
- Audio commentary with Todd McFarlane, Mark A.Z. Dippé, Clint Goldman, and Steve Williams (1998)
- Hell’s Perfect Son, a brand new interview with actor Michael Jai White
- Spawn Support, a brand new interview with actors Melinda Clarke and D.B. Sweeney
- The Devil’s in the Details, a brand new interview with animatronic creature and special makeup effects artists Howard Berger and Greg Nicotero
- The Devil’s Music, a brand new interview with music supervisor Happy Walters
- Order Out of Chaos, a brand new interview with editor Michael Knue
- Todd McFarlane: Chapter & Verse, an archival featurette from 1998 in which Spawn creator Todd McFarlane reflects on how the film adaptation stacks up against his original comic book vision
- The Making of Spawn, archival behind-the-scenes featurette
- Preview: Todd McFarlane’s Spawn – The Animated Movie
- Theatrical trailer
- Scene-to-storyboard comparisons
- Original Todd McFarlane sketches
- Spawn concept and sketch gallery
- DISC 2 – THEATRICAL CUT
- 4K (2160p) UHD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
- Original DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio and lossless stereo audio options
- Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
Cast & Crew
Actors:
- Michael Jai White
- John Leguizamo
- Martin Sheen
- Theresa Randle
- Nicol Williamson
- D.B. Sweeney
- Melinda Clarke
- Miko Hughes
- Sydni Beaudoin
- Michael Papajohn
- Frank Welker
- Robia Scott
- John Cothran
Director: Mark A.Z. Dippé
Producer: Todd McFarlane
Additional information
| MPAA rating : | R (Restricted) |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions : | 6.73 x 5.31 x 0.51 inches; 3.88 ounces |
| Director : | Mark A.Z. Dippé |
| Media Format : | 4K |
| Run time : | 1 hour and 38 minutes |
| Release date : | October 7, 2025 |
| Actors : | Frank Welker, John Cothran, D.B. Sweeney, John Leguizamo |
| Studio : | Arrow Video |
| ASIN : | B0FJYMRC4Q |
| Country of Origin : | Austria |
| Best Sellers Rank: | #1 in Action & Adventure Blu-ray Discs |
| Customer Reviews: | (5,902) |
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GW Phillips –
Love this movie.
Love this movie. Wish they had a sequel.
Old School Gamer –
This movie makes Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles look like Schinlder’s List.
I had always had a weird curiosity about this movie but I didn’t even remember it existed until recently when a friend mentioned it during a discussion. He basically told me it was one of the worst movies he had ever seen and it peaked my interest even more because it didn’t look THAT bad from the previews I remembered.The story/screenplay is laughable at best. The premise is cool and I know the actual comic book is much moe brutal and unrelenting(which is why this movie seemed like it had some hope, at least). The writers did a lot more telling than showing, however, and scenes like Spawn’s “training” with Mr. old-guy-always-appearing-out-of-thin-air is just plain ridiculous. It took Luke years to gain even rudimentary knowledge of the Force in Star Wars and yet Spawn seems to learn how to use any ability he wants when a guy tells him that he has “trillions of nerves” he can control. Give me a break. Not only is this just plain bad writing, but the director doesn’t even pass it off well by giving it at least some kind of weight. The scene takes all of a minute to develope and by the end Spawn is able to control more abilities than god just by “thinking” of performing the action. Awesome.The actors are likewise a travesty. The guy who plays Spawn doesn’t have a fully-developed acting bone in his body. Gritting your teeth and talking like you’re a badd-arse from the streets of south-side Chicago doesn’t constitute believability. Martin Sheene makes his son Charlie look like the best actor in Hollywood, but I don’t really blame him. I’m sure the director told him to camp up his performance so as to appear like a sadistic madman. The problem is that nothing is developed with his character. He just starts out at “madman” and end’s at “madman.” The whole “Spawn fights for his gf” bologny is just as stupid. We never see them together and don’t get any chance to inest feelings of compassion in either character. We just see a few flashbacks showing his laughable moments of closeness between Spawn and his cardboard gf. The Clown form of Violator was obnoxious and not even slightly funny. He goes from making harmless jokes that are PG-13 to R within the same sentence as well, which makes no sense. If he is going to be lude, make him lude the whole movie. If he is making jokes like Bob Saget, then let him do so for the whole movie. Mixing and matching just made no sense, as if he didn’t want to offend poor Spawn. I don’t know where to even begin on the other actors.The story was terrible. I don’t know if it follows the comicbook all that closelly, but I would certainly hope not. Even something like Batman or the X-men often gives a lot of good writing and useful sections that help see the true character of the heroes. Granted, comicbooks offer didactic “good vs. evil” montages, but they’re generally done quite well. The whole scheme to get Spawn to command the armies of Hell wasn’t needed. They could have easily made him do it from the get-go, before he decided to fight for “good”. I know they needed some kind of plot, but there are much better ways to try and bring these characters together.I was expecting some cool fight scenes at the very least. Violator is a great villian with a lot of potential, as are all of McFarlane’s creations, the problem is that he is terribly portrayed yet again. He just runs around grabbing people instead of outright destroying them. He wouldn’t toy with his victims by batting them around. Just freakin eat them or smash their faces in. Not only that, but how the heck does something that big and loud “hide” from Spawn on more than one occasion? Honestly. One chase scene doesn’t even serve a purpose in the film other than to oblige action film fans who seem to think it’s mandatory. Couldn’t Spawn just fly around instead of riding a motorcycle? *sigh*The effects for Violator and Spawn’s chains/cape were pretty well done for 1997, I will say, but thats unfortunatelly the best part of the whole movie and that’s not saying much. The effects usesd to create Hell were also poorly done. It looks more like a big red backdrop that someone threw a bag of Cheetos all over, it was not intimidating in any way(again, I think this was a poor choice by screenwriter/director to even include this setting when cg effects clearly weren’t going to cut it in 1997).It’s not the worst movie I’ve ever seen, but it is certainly up there. From the terrible acting to the horrendous script to the poorly constructed “motivation” behind anyones actions, it’s just a very bad film. I would hope that someone has the courage at some point soon to renew the interest in the franchise by making a legitimate film with todays technology. The most important part of any film to this day is still a great screenplay, however, and until we get that, this superhero has no hope. I only recommend this to filmmakers who wish to use it as a reference point for what NOT to do or avid fans of the comicbook.
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David –
Older movie
Spawn, was he good or bad the movie star you will see again. Good to see, good against evil.
Aclark –
Great experience
Package I received was exactly as seller described. Honest seller, great book
Ronin –
Liked
Liked
David’s G. –
Love this movie
If you haven’t seen it. You should
G. Hall –
loved it 🙂
very cool movie,
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oldzoom –
Spawn Director’s Cut 4+ minutes extra
Sci-fi Fantasy from 1997 based on the comic book series. One of my favorites from this time period. The original was 1hr 34min and this director’s cut is 1hr 38min.Michael Jai White is Spawn! John Leguizamo is the halarious evil clown and satan’s right hand man outside of hell on the surface.Glad I bought it to add to my Blu-ray Sci-fi Fantasy collection in the 1990s era. I’m actually surprised a remake of Spawn hadn’t been done with today’s CGI effects capabilities. It would definitely be worth seeing! I’d buy that 4k Blu-ray when it released and watch it at the theater too…
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Cody W. –
Nostalgia!
Great product and movies.