It’s time to ring in 2025 with BAD at home: the musical blockbuster starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo has locked in a digital release on New Year’s Eve. It will include tons of bonus content including, yes, a singalong version like the one that followed the original into theaters.

According to differentthe film will be available for purchase on demand on December 31st, and that’s not all; “Bonus content on the digital release includes a singalong version, and a 40-minute trip to Oz that ‘celebrates the transformation of movie screen magic,’ among other material.” (Unfortunately, going to the list below, it does not seem that the material bonus includes cut scene of a poppy field which shows how Glinda, ElphieFiyero, Boq, and Nessa become fast friends.)

The variety further states that BAD will be available for purchase “on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home (formerly Vudu), Comcast Xfinity, Cox and Microsoft Movies & TV.”

It seems a little early for the film to be released digitally, as the 4K Blu-ray release is scheduled for February 5. Many fans will still go to theaters to see it, so we hope it’s digital which surprise does not mean. it will be pulled immediately. It’s a fun movie experience for the crowds that change—and the singalong version hit theaters recently.

Here’s a rundown of the special features from the press release:

• Singing along with the film cut – Rejoice, it’s your turn to sing through Oz! Sing along to all your favorite Wicked songs as you join Elphaba and Glinda on their magical journey.

Deleted and Extended Scenes:

• Pfannee and ShenShen Meet Glinda: Reunited at Shiz University, Glinda, Pfannee, and ShenShen reminisce about their past by performing a spinning routine together.
• Shiz Gazette introduced Fiyero: Excitement spread throughout Shiz as news broke that Prince Fiyero was on his way.
• Throw Throw: Glinda teaches Elphaba the art of Toss Toss, with mixed results.
• Elphaba and Fiyero in the Forest: The relationship between Elphaba and Fiyero takes turns caring for a lost lion cub.
• Elphaba’s Promise: Elphaba promised Glinda that they both hope to strengthen their friendship.
• Farewell to the Train Platform: Glinda, Madame Morrible, and Governor Thropp gather to send Elphaba to the Emerald City.
• Boq and Elphaba Talk: Elphaba challenges Boq to face the truth about his feelings for Nessarose, but he struggles to do the same when it comes to Fiyero.
• Take the Train to Emerald City: Glinda and Elphaba expand their world by taking a luxurious train ride to the Emerald City.
• In the Emerald City: The bustling streets of the Emerald City bring Glinda and Elphaba one step closer to finally meeting the Wizard.
• Chasing the Monkeys in the Palace: Elphaba and Glinda race through a dizzying maze of winged monkeys determined to catch them.

More making of Bad:

• make BAD – Return to Oz for a fantastic behind-the-scenes journey with this extensive look inside the characters, choreography, and creativity that make up the movie’s unforgettable world.
• Welcome to Shiz – Boundless imagination, couture fashion, and unique production design come together at Shiz University, providing a place for performers and audiences to fully immerse themselves in fantasy. Designed from the details of L. Frank Baum’s books, the uniforms, clever props, and circular sets create a sprawling campus where magic feels like an everyday occurrence.
• A Bad Legacy -Enjoy the cast and filmmakers sharing personal memories of their first encounters with the original Broadway production, and how those lasting connections created emotional experiences while making the movie. Also featured are iconic cameos that pay homage to the cultural phenomenon that has become one of the most popular musicals of all time.
• The Amazing Wizard – Follow the yellow brick road to the Emerald City for an in-depth look at the infamous Wizard of Oz. Inside the palace’s throne room, the Wizard himself, Jeff Goldblum, pulled back the curtain to look at the magic and mechanics of his character with senior special effects technician Christopher Clarke, who detailed how the great came to life. that Wizard’s robotic head.
• Two feature comments: One with director Jon M. Chu and the other with stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.

In any case, it’s fun to have BAD easily available to watch at home while everything else is closed on New Year’s Day. Did you go to the theater to see it, or was your first visit to Oz from your living room?

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