CATDOLL: The Iron Giant adds a new scene and will be re-screened in HD on September 30

"The Iron Giant" will be re-screened twice in the United States on September 30 and October 4 local time; the images will be restored in high definition; two new scenes will be added; and it is hoped that it will be released on Blu-ray discs!

Earlier, foreign media reported that The Iron Giant would be re-released, but today Warner Bros. announced that the re-release time of Brad Bird's animated masterpiece will be this fall. In addition to the high-definition quality restoration, the re-released version also adds two new scenes.

The film will be re-screened at 7:00 p.m. on September 30, local time in the United States, and there will be an additional screening at 12:00 midnight on October 4. Tickets for both screenings will be pre-sold online in advance. It is reported that the re-screening version is expected to be released on Blu-ray disc.

Director Brad began to draw animations when he was 11 years old. His works were appreciated by the Disney studio, so he followed Disney's legendary animation master Milt Kahl at a young age and devoted himself to the animation industry. Major media in the United States praised this film as a rare animated film in recent years that has no Disney label but performs better. The famous film critic Roger Ebert even compared it to the animated version of "ET the Extra-Terrestrial".

The Iron Giant was adapted from the fairy tale book Iron Giant by British poet and writer Laureate Ted Hughes and was released in August 1999. As Brad Bird's feature film debut, The Iron Giant received 15 Annie Award nominations and eventually won 9 awards. Bird later won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film twice with Ratatouille and The Incredibles.

The film tells the touching story of the friendship between the little boy Hogarth and the Iron Giant, who was voiced by the then-unknown Vin Diesel, and the voice acting cast also included Jennifer Aniston and Harry Connick Jr.