Today: October 6, 2026

Chopper Unboxing

“I never killed anyone that didn’t deserve it.” Cult classic crime flick Chopper makes its long-awaited UK Blu-ray debut with another of Second Sight Films’ luxurious limited editions. Released in 2000, the film told the life story of the infamous criminal-turned-author Mark “Chopper” Read with a blistering performance by Eric Bana in the role. Second Sight simply never miss, with their unparalleled passion for their craft giving us the most essential home entertainment releases on the market today. Chopper is another jewel in their ever-expanding crown.

Special Features 

  • New Second Sight Films restoration from a 2K graded scan
  • New audio commentary by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas & Josh Nelson
  • Audio commentary with Director Andrew Dominik
  • Audio commentary with Mark ‘Chopper’ Read
  • Stand-up Comedy and Violence: a new interview with Director Andrew Dominik
  • Not Your Typical Film Composer: a new interview with Composer Mick Harvey
  • A Tale of Two Halves: a new interview with Editor Ken Sallows
  • Weekend With Chopper
  • Chopper: Behind the Scenes
  • Deleted Scenes with optional Director’s commentary

Limited Edition Contents

  • Rigid slipcase with new artwork by Nick Charge
  • 70-page book with new essays by ​​Thomas Caldwell, Sally Christie, Cerise Howard and Joanna McIntyre
  • 6 collectors’ art cards
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