The original 'The Man Who fell to Earth,' starring David Bowie, will arrive on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray in April.
David Bowie rose to prominence as an eclectic performer who was far ahead of his time. An established name in the music business, the singer was also not afraid to experiment with different musical styles, cementing his reputation as an artist known for his innovative work.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY The Man Who Fell to Earth has been beautifully restored in 4K and is now available for the suggested retail price of $27.99. The Blu-ray release also comes with special features, including some featurettes, the film's trailer, as well as an interview with Bowie and Roeg, along with the film's costume designer, stills photographer, producer, writer, and cinematographer.
The alien's mission, however, was cut short when he becomes entangled in human corrupt practices, all while dealing with the alienation that comes with being an outsider. In a film that serves as a commentary on the modern world through breathtaking and avant-garde visuals and editing, Bowie provided a magnificent performance, earning him a spot in cinema history.
From his debut single "Liza Jane" in 1964, the English singer-songwriter went on to release a number of timeless classics, including "Space Oddity," "Sound and Vision," and "Life on Mars?." The late singer is also the subject of Brett Morgen’s 2022 documentary, Moonage Daydream, which explores Bowie's artistic and musical journey.
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