• Snapper Case
• Anamorphic Widescreen (2.35:1)
• Director's Commentary
• Producers' Commentary
• Deleted Scenes
• David O. Russell's "Video Diary"
• "Under the Bunker" Documentary
• "Tour of the Iraqi Village Set" Featurette
• Interview with Director of Photography
• "Look Inside the Acting Process With Ice Cube"
• Still Gallery
• Production Notes
• Cast & Crew List
• Theatrical Trailer
• TV Spots

The movie draws you in with the gold factor, then captures you like a refugee with its harrowing mood change. There are many moments worth noting in the movie, maybe too many. The scene that has been getting most of the attention shows a bullet going through a soldier, literally. On the big screen, we see the insides of a then wounded soldier. It's quite a moving shot.

Disc
THE MATRIX may be Warner's most popular dvd, but THREE KINGS is their best. There's enough features here to keep you occupied for hours. The 21-minute documentary is nice, but the director's "video journal" is by far the best piece off this disc. There are also a few hidden bunkers which contain some secrets. And then there are 2 commentary tracks, with one featuring director Russell. This guy is funny and he's easy to listen to. I wished Spike Jonze was on it though. The video transfer is simply perfect. The colors are muted early on, which is done intentionally, much like SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. This flawless transfer may be Warner's best so far. The sound of the dvd is also first-rate. Your speakers will do a little double time, as the movie's soundtrack is just as booming as the action scenes. This dvd is of reference material for features, audio, and video.

Overall
I have a feeling this will be a popular movie on home video. It only grossed about $60 million, which is surely lower than what the boys at WB were expecting. It's a great film, and the dvd is even better. When you combine all this greatness, what you have is a dvd worth the price of gold. Okay, not really, but still...