Brendan Fraser’s Near-Perfect WWII Epic Officially Returns With New Release
Brendan Fraser's World War II drama Pressure, which centres on the fraught weather forecasting that preceded the D-Day landings, is set to receive a home release after a solid run in cinemas. Having opened in theatres on 29 May, the film will become available on physical media from 28 July, with 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD editions listed and already open for pre-order.
According to a listing on Blu-ray.com, all three formats are expected to arrive on 28 July and are currently available to pre-order via Amazon. Made on a reported budget of around $30 million, the film has grossed approximately $17 million to date while still playing in cinemas. The article frames Pressure as a thoughtful, methodical historical thriller, contrasting it with more action-driven WWII pictures such as Saving Private Ryan and Hacksaw Ridge, and referencing other recent war-related films including Nuremberg and Dunkirk.
- Brendan Fraser's WWII drama Pressure gets a home release on 28 July.
- Available on 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD, with pre-orders open on Amazon.
- Made for around $30m, it has grossed roughly $17m so far.