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The Arrow Season 3 Blu-ray includes all 23 episodes on 4 discs, starring Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen against Ra’s al Ghul, plus commentaries, featurettes and a gag reel in 1080p. This Arrow Complete Third Season set is a brand-new copy, in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart and suit up today.
| Format | Blu-ray |
|---|---|
| Discs | 4 |
| Studio | Studio Distribution Services |
| Released | September 22, 2015 |
| Run time | 16 hours and 16 minutes |
| Condition | New |
| Availability | In stock |
The Arrow Season 3 Blu-ray collects all 23 episodes of the CW superhero drama's third season on 4 discs, from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment's release of September 22, 2015.
This is a brand-new copy of the 4-disc Arrow Season 3 Blu-ray set. It needs a Blu-ray player or a compatible game console; it will not play in a DVD-only player.
Arrow Season 3 aired on The CW from October 8, 2014 to May 13, 2015. Stephen Amell stars as Oliver Queen, with Katie Cassidy as Laurel Lance, David Ramsey as John Diggle, Willa Holland as Thea Queen, Emily Bett Rickards as Felicity Smoak, Colton Haynes as Roy Harper, John Barrowman as Malcolm Merlyn and Paul Blackthorne as Quentin Lance.
The season opens with "The Calm," in which Sara Lance is killed, and the search for her killer drives much of the year. Matt Nable plays Ra's al Ghul, leader of the League of Assassins, and Brandon Routh joins as Ray Palmer, who suits up as the Atom.
Key episodes include "The Brave and the Bold," a crossover with The Flash; "The Climb," where Oliver duels Ra's al Ghul; and the finale, "My Name Is Oliver Queen." Laurel also takes up the Black Canary role this season.
Fans voted Oliver and Felicity "Ship of the Year" at the MTV Fandom Awards, and the season earned nominations at the Saturn, Leo and Teen Choice awards.
The original release came with a Digital HD code. That code has expired and is not included, so this Arrow Season 3 Blu-ray is for disc playback only.
Fans of Arrow's darker side should try Constantine: The Complete Series on Blu-ray or Supernatural: The Complete Tenth Season. Browse more shows in our TV series collection, and see the third season article on Wikipedia for a full episode guide.
Arrow Season 3 Blu-ray: Questions Buyers Ask
How many discs and episodes are included?
All 23 episodes of the third season, spread across 4 Blu-ray discs.
Is this the DVD or the Blu-ray version?
This is the 4-disc Arrow Season 3 Blu-ray. The DVD edition is a separate 5-disc set.
Does it include the Flash crossover?
Yes. "The Brave and the Bold," the Arrow half of the crossover, is part of this season.
Is the Digital HD code included?
No. The code from the original release has expired and is not included.
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This is the Blu-ray edition, 4 discs.
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Great (prior season spoilers)
+++Warning, this contains spoilers from the prior season, but no major season three spoilers+++
Season three of Arrow picks up down the line from the season 2 finale in which Slade is defeated and Malcolm Merlin is revealed to be alive and helped Thea escape from the Mirakuru-enhanced army. Oliver and Felicity attempt to date, but to throw the obvious wrench into the relationship to keep them apart as long as possible, Oliver tells her that he cannot be The Arrow and be normal at the same time. This, along with the introduction of Ray Palmer (played by Superman Returns’ Brandon Routh) as both a personal and business rival for Oliver, provides a bunch of hurdles. The serial arc of the season involves a mystery about Sarah Lance (the recast Caity Lotz) who was revealed during season two to have survived the shipwreck and joined the League of Assassins. The League, and their leader Ra’s al Ghul (played by Matt Noble). The season also makes heavy use of flashbacks, telling the story of Oliver’s time on (and as we discover this season, off) the island before his rescue in season one. The flashback sequence also is used as a way to have Tommy Merlin (the guest starring Collin Donnell) return in one of the early episodes of the season. This season also sees the first of what would become numerous crossovers with the newly minted Arrowverse show, The Flash (which had a backdoor pilot episode during season two of Arrow). There is the official two-episode crossover that starts in an episode of The Flash and ends in the Arrow episode. And, Barry Allen/Flash (Grant Gustin) makes an appearance in the season finale to help the team out.
For those who get the Blu-Ray set, the A/V quality kind of bounced between good and great. Some scenes look extremely good in HD, and others do show some noise and grain. But honestly, unless you are a real video wonk, you will probably not notice it. There are commentary tracks on two episodes, including the midseason finale which has a huge cliffhanger at the end of it, 15-minutes of deleted scenes, a half-hour-long segment of the Comic-Con panel, and a short gag reel. So, if you like watching the extras, there is a decent amount there for you.
Overall, the season is very good. It continues to be a very dark show that has a lot of violence, some sex, and is not shy about killing off characters. The writers do a good job juggling the very large ensemble cast, giving all of the characters some depth and continuing to develop them. One of the best episodes of the season shows a younger Felicity in her college hacktivist days, and fleshing out her backstory and giving insight into how she has changed from that time to her time on Team Arrow. Emily Bett Rickards pretty much steals every scene she is in, and is one of the few characters on the show that is not dark and brooding. As much as the DC Movie Universe has been panned, the DC TV Universe gets a lot right, and provides for a lot of compelling stories, with Arrow being at the forefront. So, if you liked the first couple of seasons, then you will probably like or love this season as well.
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‘My Name Is Oliver Queen. I Am Someone Else. I Am Something Else.’ A Quiver-ful Of Fun.
After the shocking events at the end of season two, Arrow returns with a vengeance, and the stakes are even higher for Team Arrow. There are plenty of surprises in store this season, including a fun crossover with The Flash (continued from the eighth episode of that series), and some unexpected twists. Binge-watch the episodes. That is the best way to get the complete Arrow experience, either On Demand or Blu-Ray or DVD.
Of the special features, I have only watched the deleted scenes and the gag reel. The deleted scenes sadly don’t amount to much, neither is there commentary from the producers and directors to justify their decision to exclude them, though the final cuts of the episodes are excellent.
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