Both are available in a rated and unrated director's cut format. The unrated format is 6 minutes longer than the rated version, clocking in at 108 minutes as opposed to the theatrical cut which is 102 minutes. Both DVD formats include the following extras: Tales from the Grudge webisodes (Region 1 only) Cast and crew reel change montage Four featurettes: Holding a Grudge: Kayako & Toshio East Meets West Grudge 2 Storyline Development Ready When You Are Mr Shimizu Deleted scenes The movie was also made available on iTunes in October 2008. A Blu-ray Disc version of the film has yet to be released in the United States, having only received a Blu-ray in France on March 2, 2010, in a disc which is Region Locked, and a Blu-ray in the Netherlands on March 14, 2013, that is Region Free but missing the extras. Both contain the Unrated Cut. The film debuted on Blu-ray in the United Kingdom on November 2, 2020. Sales The DVD sold $5,233,327 in its first week, much lower than the previous film's $9 million. In its second week of retail availability it sold a further $3,060,351 for a total of $8,293,678 within two weeks. It is estimated to have earned at least $15 million from home media sales since, bringing the film's total gross to $85 million. Reception Box office The film opened in 3,211 theaters and was expected to generate $27 million across the October 13–15 weekend but generated $10,018,039 on its opening day and $20.8 million on its opening weekend. It placed number one at the box office, beating out The Departed. The film showed poor staying power and earned $39.1 million in North America, making it the first ever film to open over $20 million yet gross less than 50% of its earnings after opening weekend. It also easily set the record for lowest gross of a $20 million opener. It earned an additional $30 million internationally. The movie made $70 million worldwide. Critical response The film was one of three films not shown to critics on the release date (the other two being The Marine and One Night with the King). It received notably worse reviews from critics than its predecessor, with an approval rating of 12% on Rotten Tomatoes (76 reviews) compared to The Grudges 40%. The site's consensus simply labels the film as "A diminished sequel that makes even