Just before the opening of Pixar's latest film, '
Up', director Pete Docter has mentioned some content that will appear in the Blu-ray, even though that is months away. The BD will include a documentary of the scouting trip the filmmakers took to South America, as well as the now-familiar Cine-Explore feature from Disney discs.
Docter is asked whether there is anything that got cut from the film that he's excited that might get seen on the Blu-ray when it comes out. He answers, "Yeah, I mean, we've been able to – and we've do this throughout the whole filmmaking process – whenever something has to get cut from the movie, we save it and tag it for the making-of stuff. We had this amazing opportunity of going down to South America on this film to research the mountains, and we put together a pretty cool documentary which is going to be on there. We have this [feature] they call Cine-Explore where it kind of goes along with Bob Peterson and my commentary, and there's all sorts of tons of art, amazing artwork, as well as animation tests and things that you can poke at and look at in terms of if you're really into how these things get made. It's a glimpse of that, so that's pretty fun."
The rest of the interview is very interesting as well and goes into the development of the project, the main themes of the film, and summer movies and what they meant for 'Up'.