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- Commentary features director Bharat Nalluri, producer Jeff Most, composer Marco Beltrami, production designer Maia Javan, producer Jeff Most, and actor Eric Mabius.
- "Behind the Scenes" (8:12, SD) is a look at the making of "The Crow: Salvation," featuring interviews with director Bharat Nalluri, creator James O'Barr, and actors Eric Mabius, Tim DeKay, Kirsten Dunst, and Walton Goggins. Nalluri describes the movie as a "dark, brooding German opera," while Most explains how the production was chasing the youth market with the endeavor, proclaiming Nalluri as a "young Alfred Hitchcock meets Ridley Scott." More praise is offered to the helmer, with the cast selling his skill with preparation and thespian support. Casting tales are shared, with Nalluri pushing for Mabius, and DeKay notes the star's efforts to add bird movements to his performance. Jodi Lyn O'Keefe is also celebrated, joining the shoot late while expected to summon intense emotions for her small role.
- "Who's That Bird?" (8:04, SD) introduces viewers to bird trainer Larry Payne and his feathered employee, Magic, who's worked on the first three "Crow" movies. Payne explores the bird's diet (dog food and meat) and examines training efforts to keep Magic sharp for the camera. The interviewee celebrates the animal's intelligence and playfulness, also highlighting how he works with the elements of "Crow" world, including night shoots and rain. Tales from filmmaking are shared, and some BTS footage from "The Crow: City of Angels" is included. Payne also shares Magic's hope for future employment, eager to work with James Cameron and Steven Spielberg, also staying sharp for a potential "Crow 4."
- "Behind the Makeup" (2:03, SD) is a look at design choices and application time to bring the eponymous character to life. Interviewees include producer Jeff Most, actor Eric Mabius, and makeup artist Alex Diaz.
- Featurette (2:47, SD) examines the production design achievements of "The Crow: Salvation."
- Image Gallery (1:48) collects poster art, film stills, and publicity shots.
- Home Video Trailer (1:16, SD)
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