Transformers: Rise of the Beasts has been out in cinemas for all of one day, but its 4K Blu-ray Steelbook is already available to pre-order.
As is often the case with these things, the front cover design is arguably a cooler piece of artwork than the film's poster.
The spray-painted face of Optimus Prime stares out, with "'Til all are one" written above the logo. On the back, it's the same but with his Maximal counterpart Optimus Primal and some studio logos instead.
On the inside, we've got the Autobots and Maximals side-by-side.
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts 4K Ultra HD Steelbook (includes Blu-ray)
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As well as the 4K Steelbook edition, which includes a regular Blu-ray disc, for £34.99, there's also a standard 4K Blu-ray edition for £24.99 and a standalone Blu-ray for £14.99. The artwork mock-up uses a more standard poster design, but it's listed as not final, so it might change beyond just adding the age-rating logos.
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And there's a new 4K Steelbook boxset that comprises the five Michael Bay-directed films and the prequel Bumblebee if you want a complete collection of robot smashing in the highest quality.
Critics aren't totally enamoured of the latest instalment of the franchise, but the general consensus seems to be that this is one of the better entries in the series, up there with Bumblebee and the better of Bay's films.
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Of course, for studio Paramount it's all about how well the film does financially. If it performs well enough to encourage a follow-up, Rise of the Beasts ends by setting up a crossover with another Hasbro franchise.
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is in cinemas now.
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