Deadpool and Wolverine's digital release date has been confirmed, and it's coming with "hours" of bonus content – including TVA deleted scenes and Amazon-exclusive features

Marvel Studios has revealed the digital and DVD/Blu-ray release dates for Deadpool and Wolverine – and it's surprisingly soon.

First, the up-front stuff you want to know immediately: Deadpool and Wolverine is coming to digital storefronts on October 1. The buddy comedy with a multiversal twist, starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, will hit 4K Ultra HD, Blu-Ray, and DVD a few weeks later on October 22.

As to be expected, Deadpool and Wolverine is about to break the fourth wall with "hours" of bonus footage, featurettes, and more.

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Listed in the collection are features on that 'Like a Prayer' sequence, a tribute to Marvel artist Ray Chan, Hugh Jackman on his Wolverine return, director's commentary, gag reels, a rundown of the Deadpool and Wolverine cameos and Deadpool and Wolverine Easter eggs you may have missed. Still no word on why Thor was crying, but the listing promises a vignette that features "one top-secret item that may or may not be a spoiler." Curious...

On top of that, we're also getting three Deadpool and Wolverine deleted scenes – with an extended focus on Loki's B-15 (Wunmi Mosaku). They are as follows:

Elevator Ride – Paradox explains the sacred timeline to Deadpool as they walk around the TVA.
Do Nothing – B-15 instructs Paradox to stay out of trouble, rejecting his efforts to take action.
Daddy’s In Love – B-15 and Peter strike up a romance. Peter announces he is in love to his friends, Headpool and Kidpool.

Those on certain storefronts will also have access to extra bonuses, including Prime Video's X-Ray feature allowing for "Deadpool doodles", character "pros and cons", and trivia.

Deadpool and Wolverine grossed over $1.3 billion at the box office, becoming one of Marvel Studios' most successful movies of all time. Next up on the big screen in the MCU is Captain America: Brave New World in February, with Thunderbolts* (no, we still don't know what the asterisk means) in May.

For more, check out our guides to upcoming Marvel movies and how to watch the Marvel movies in order.

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