Flux does not actually appear in the movie." Screenwriters Hay and Manfredi said in an interview that the film was re-cut by the studio prior to release, but that the original director's cut contains nearly 30 minutes of additional footage, which Chung acknowledged in his criticism. Music Graeme Revell composed the score for Æon Flux; the soundtrack is available via Varèse Sarabande as advertised on the film's official website. Comic book prequel In late 2005, Dark Horse Comics published a four-issue comic book limited series tying in with the movie. The storyline serves as a prequel to the film and is a mixture of Chung's original TV series designs and characters, combined with the setting and story elements of the film; the comic book version of Æon loosely resembles Theron, while her colleague Sithandra, played by a black actress in the film, is depicted as white in the comic book. The first issue sets up Flux's mission for the miniseries: sabotage the Bregnan government's plan to destroy the forest outside of Bregna's walls. The last two issues of the limited series were published after the film had been released. By the time the final issue was published, the film had already ended its run in most areas. Dark Horse has not announced whether additional Æon Flux-based comics will be published. Video game On November 15, 2005, a video game tie-in prequel of the same name was released in North America for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox gaming consoles. The game takes place in eras before the film's setting of 2030 to 2338. The likenesses and voices of actors from the film were used. To help add to the box office gross of the film and to sell more games, specially marked copies sold in the US came with a pass to see the Æon Flux film. Home media Æon Flux was released on DVD on April 25, 2006. References External links Film 2005 films 2005 science fiction action films 2000s dystopian films American science fiction action films 2000s English-language films American dystopian films Films set in the 25th century Films set in the future Films shot in Berlin Girls with guns films Live-action films based on animated series American post-apocalyptic films Lakeshore Entertainment films MTV Films films Paramount Pictures films Films scored by Graeme Revell Films produced by Gary Lucchesi Films directed by Karyn Kusama Films about cloning Babelsberg Studio