Also in the works is a DVD-5 of the bonus features. These versions will have more refined menus and options, with bonus features such as behind the scenes footage, interviews, alternate versions, and trailers. Later will come less-compressed dual-layer DVD-9 versions (in both NTSC and PAL) and a BD-25 ISO burnable to Blu-ray disc. This will be a compressed standard definition version. The resulting disc will be playable on most NTSC DVD/Blu-ray players right out of the box. Next will be the DVD-5, a 5 GB ISO file that will be able to be burned onto a single-layer DVD (available at most stores and burnable by every DVD burner) using a program like ImgBurn. This file can be played on your computer using a program like VLC Player, on your TV through a lot of Smart TV and Blu-ray players, or converted to a file format of your choice. The MKV is a compressed 8 GB but still HD version of the film, with no menus or audio options.

The first wave of the release consists of the 720p MKV (high definition, no menu).

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