Prepare for an epic battle in July!

Savage swordsmen bent on death and destruction clash with the iron-willed protectors of a new world in Pathfinder, the heroic action-adventure filled with intense battle scenes and breathless, primal violence. Debuting on DVD July 31st from Fox Home Entertainment, the mythic clash will be available in its theatrical R-rated version and in an unflinching and brutal two-disc unrated extended edition, packed with extreme battle footage too intense for theaters!

Shrouded in the mists of legend of a time when Vikings tried to conquer North America, Pathfinder tells the story of a young Norse boy left behind after his clan shipwrecks on the Eastern shores. Despite his lineage, the boy is raised by the very Indians his kinsmen set out to destroy. Now, as the Vikings return to stage another barbaric raid, the 25-year-old Norse warrior (Karl Urban - The Lord Of the Rings), facing a personal war between those who sired him and those who raised him, the reluctant hero takes up arms against the war-mongering barbarian hordes, leaving a trail of vengeful devastation in his wake. Equal parts Conan the Barbarian and Tarzan of the Apes - Pathfinder is stylishly directed by Marcus Nispel (2003's graphic remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) from a script by Laeta Kalogridis (Night Watch), and features a powerful supporting cast that includes the beautiful Moon Bloodgood (Eight Below), Russell Means (The Last of the Mohicans) and perennial film villain Clancy Brown (Carnivale) as the leader of the invading Norse warriors.

Both the unrated and rated versions of the DVD include director audio commentary as well as eight deleted scenes, plus the action-packed unrated DVD additionally includes five behind-the-scenes featurettes, making-of segment with the director, special look at Brown's portray of the Viking leader and more. Both DVD versions of Pathfinder will be available for the suggested retail price of $29.98 U.S. / $43.48 Canada.

Synopsis:
Six centuries before the arrival of Columbus, a band of bloodthirsty Viking marauders invaded the shores of North America to claim the land for settlement. They came without warning. They killed without mercy. And they left behind one of their own: a ten-year-old boy, who would be raised by the very Indians his people tried to destroy. Fifteen years later, the child is now a full-grown warrior, known to his tribe as Ghost. When the Vikings return for another brutal attack, Ghost wages an all-out war against the barbarians, forging his own path of discovery in the process.

Standard and Unrated Special Features:
- Audio commentary by director Marcus Nispel
- Eight deleted scenes (with optional director commentary)
- Ghost hunts in the forest
- Ghost crosses the lake for the first time and realizes the danger
- Starfire tends to Ghost's wounds
- Starfire tends to Ghost's wounds and gets more than she bargained for
- Jester follows Ghost and is chased away
- Jester mimics Ghost
- Vikings hold Ghost, Pathfinder and Starfire hostage
- Pathfinder counsels Ghost before the Quartering

Unrated DVD Features:
- Five-part behind-the-scenes featurette
- The Beginning (the original film, the factual history, and how the movie got the green light)
- The Design (the look of the film, and the collaboration with the creator of the graphic novel)
- The Build (constructing the costumes, props, and sets)
- The Shoot (the challenging shooting conditions and schedule)
- The Stunts (an in-depth look at some of the stunts in the film)
- We Shoot Now! Marcus Nispel on the set of Pathfinder featurette
- Clancy Brown: Cult Hero featurette
- Theatrical trailers

Rated and Unrated DVD Technical Specs:
- Aspect Ratio: Widescreen - 2.35:1
- Audio: English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound and DTS, French and Spanish Dolby Surround
- Subtitles: English and Spanish subtitles.
- Theatrical Rating: R
- Run Time: 99 minutes (Rated) / 106 minutes (Unrated)
- CC:Yes

Pathfinder was released April 13th, 2007 and stars Karl Urban, Moon Bloodgood, Russell Means, Clancy Brown, Jay Tavare, Nathaniel Arcand, Ralf Moeller, Kevin Loring. The film is directed by Marcus Nispel.