Sin-City Blu-ray: Awesome New Clips Plus Disc Specs

I don’t think I need to tell you just how psyched I am for the Blu-ray release of Sin City – it should be a worthy edition to your Blu-ray collection. If you’re a lover of Sin City, be sure to check it out.

Screen Rant is the first to bring you three new video clips promoting this Blu-ray release, which you can check out below.

Here’s what you’ll get on the Sin City Blu-ray disc:

Disc One: Theatrical Cut
• All new Cine-Explore – Innovative Blu-ray technology allows viewers to experience a uniquely interactive visual commentary that pushes the envelope. When selected, see picture-in-picture green screen footage and original art synced with the filmmakers’ commentary.
• Commentary with Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller
• Commentary with Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino
• Audio Track Featuring a Recording of the Austin Audience Reaction

Disc Two: Unrated, Recut Extended Version
• All new “Kill ‘em Good” Interactive Comic Book – Dive into a visually stunning interactive game that puts you in the driver’s seat. Exploiting the Blu-ray format in ways never before seen, you finish the story – with guns blazing!
• Four Chapters:
  • Chapter One- That Yellow Bastard
  • Chapter Two- The Customer Is Always Right
  • Chapter Three- The Hard Goodbye
  • Chapter Four- The Big Fat Kill
• Rodriguez Special Features:
  • 15-Minute Film School
  • All Green Screen Version
  • The Long Take
  • Sin City: Live in Concert
  • 10-Minute Cooking School
• How It Went Down: Convincing Frank Miller To Make The Film
• Special Guest Director: Quentin Tarantino
• A Hard Top With A Decent Engine: The Cars of Sin City
• Booze, Broads, and Guns: The Props of Sin City
• Making the Monsters: Special Effects Make-up
• Trench Coats & Fishnets: The Costumes of Sin City
• Teaser & Theatrical Trailer

And here are three clips for you:

This seems like a perfect holdover until Robert Rodriguez finally delivers Sin City 2.

For those who need reminding, the Sin City: Unrated, Recut & Extended Blu-ray hits stores everywhere on April 21st, 2009.

Thanks to Blu-ray.com for the disc specs and IGN.com for the image.