Disney has announced coming-of-age comedy Adventureland for Blu-ray. Written and directed by Superbad’s Greg Mottola, and based on his own experiences of working in a theme-park in the 1980s, Adventureland stars Jesse Eisenberg as a college grad who winds up in a seemingly dead end job as a games host at a local amusement park. Also featuring Twilight’s Kristen Stewart, Ryan Reynolds and comedy specialists Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig, Adventureland hits the US on August 25 with the following extras:

- Blu-ray Exclusives: Frigo’s Ball Tap, Lisa P’s Guide To Style, Welcome to Adventureland
- Deleted Scenes - with optional audio commentary by Greg Mottola
- Audio commentary - with Greg Mottola and Jesse Eisenberg
- The Making Of Adventureland
- Digital Copy

A Blu-ray edition of Zack Snyder’s Watchmen will be bundled with the game of the film according to Warner Bros. Interactive. Part one of PS3 game Watchmen: The End is Nigh was made available on the PSN in March, but with part two being released in July, consumers will be able get the whole thing and the director’s cut of the film in a two-disc Blu-ray package, featuring exclusive artwork. No word on UK confirmation, but we’ll keep you posted.

The Blu-ray Disc Association has charged a task force with developing the best way to integrate 3D content into the high definition format. Representing studios, manufacturers and the IT industries, the group will look for a universal set of specifications for bringing stereoscopic material to future discs using the newer polarised technology, rather than the anaglyph efforts seen on discs such as My Bloody Valentine, and the US release of The Polar Express. We could be in for a long wait before anything is decided though - no timetable has been set, and with so many parties involved a unified 3D BD disc could could come some time after 3D TVs hit the high street.

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment has announced Henry Selick’s stop-motion fantasy Coraline will be released in the US on two-disc edition Blu-ray with both 2D and 3D versions of the film. Out on July 21, the film will sport 1.85:1, 1080p VC-1 encoded video, with a 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack, four pairs of 3D glasses and the extras listed below. We’re a little worried that the average consumer on the street is going to start expecting cinema-level 3D with their Blu-ray purchase - will red and blue anaglyphic specs start to put people off? We’ll let you know when Coraline is confirmed for the UK.

• Commentary with director Henry Selick and composer Bruno Coulais
• U-Control: Picture-in-picture, Tours and voice sessions, Animatic picture-in-picture
• Deleted scenes
• The Making of Coraline
• Voicing the Characters
• Creepy Coraline
• D-Box
• BD Live
• 2D Digital copy

According to the films director, Terminator: Salvation will feature up to 40 minutes of extra footage on Blu-ray. The fourth entry in the blockbusting sci-fi franchise hits UK cinemas on June 03, but in an interview with collider.com, helmer McG stated that ‘extensive subplots involving hero John Connor, as well as an alternate ending’ would appear in the home release. Whether or not these scenes would be integrated into a longer cut for the Blu-ray remains unclear - as always we’ll let you know when we do.