Lionsgate offers up a smorgasbord of exclusive features, but the content isn't as deep or compelling as one might expect. Note that 'War' is a Profile 1.1-enabled title. As such, you must have a Profile 1.1 Blu-ray player to access many of the following features.
PiP Visual Commentary -- Unfortunately this isn't a full PiP experience, but rather a static shot of director Philip Atwell talking about the film. Once you get past the pointlessness of his on-screen presence, the commentary itself is pretty good. It takes him a while to get going, but he provides some decent information on the production and his work with the actors. I appreciated his candor, but the track does suffer from long stretches of awkward silence where Atwell gets caught up watching the movie itself.
The War Chest Interactive Track -- As the movie plays, an icon pops up that gives you access to the nine previously discussed "War Chest" vignettes.
B-Roll PiP (HD, 1 minute) -- This behind-the-scenes FX featurette places a window overlay over a scene from the film and explores the implementation of its bloody special effects. This was worth the time, hassle-free, and packed with interesting content. Unfortunately, it's also less than a minute long.
Yakuza Fighter Game -- Wow. This is a terrible game. Basically, two fighters stand across from each other. You select nine moves from a series of options (high and low block, high and low punch, and high and low kick). When you've selected all nine moves, you press enter and watch your character follow your pre-selected orders. Not only is it boring beyond belief, there's no strategy whatsoever -- two players enter random movements and watch a clumsy fight. Bah.
Blu-line Slider -- An overstated feature that allows you to hop to specific, pre-determined scenes. It's essentially a fancy chapter browser.
Bookmark Feature -- Allows you to bookmark your favorite scenes and return to them even after your player has been shut off.
