TL;DR
**TLDR:** Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a must-see film, now out on Blu-ray! The disc boasts great picture and sound, plus bonus features like a documentary and deleted scenes. While the documentary is a bit repetitive, the surprise short film is delightful. The deleted scenes, however, were wisely cut to maintain the film's powerful isolation. Dive deeper into the film's compelling story and themes by reading the full review.
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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri stands out as one of the year’s best films and is now available for home viewing. I highly recommend this film. The Blu-ray edition offers commendable picture and sound quality and includes a half-hour documentary, deleted scenes, and a short film by director Martin McDonagh. The documentary provides some insight into the production, but its promotional nature results in a somewhat repetitive cycle of praise.
The short film is best experienced firsthand, so I will refrain from divulging details; it offers a pleasant surprise for those who purchase the edition. The deleted scenes, in my opinion, were rightly excised. One scene, featuring a large media presence outside the police station, disrupts the film’s carefully established sense of isolation. This exemplifies a judicious editorial decision.
For a more in-depth analysis of the film’s narrative and themes, please refer to my cinema review of Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
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