Labyrinth (video)

Home video releases of Labyrinth.

VHS Releases
Cover	Year	Notes
	1987	Distributor: Embassy Home Entertainment The first video release of the film.
		Distributor: Embassy Home Entertainment/Communications and Entertainment Ltd (CEL) Australia Release.
	1999	Distributor: Columbia TriStar Home Video / Jim Henson Home Entertainment
Beta Releases
Cover	Year	Notes
	1987	Distributor: Embassy Home Entertainment
Laserdisc Releases
Cover	Year	Notes
	1987	Distributor: Embassy Home Entertainment Presented in widescreen.
DVD Releases
Cover	Year	Notes
	1999	Distributor: Columbia TriStar Home Video / Jim Henson Home Entertainment Single disc featuring the widescreen presentation of the film and bonus features. Disc Features Labyrinth (Widescreen) "Inside the Labyrinth" Theatrical Trailers Talent Files Production Notes Bonus Trailers
	2003	Distributor: Columbia TriStar / Jim Henson Home Entertainment Single disc "Superbit Collection" featuring the animorphic widescreen presentation of the film. All of the previous extras were intentionally left off of Superbit mastered discs to utilize the full capacity of the disc. This was to ensure the minimum amount of digital compression for the film and the best picture quality possible.
	2003	Distributor: Columbia TriStar / Jim Henson Home Entertainment Single disc "Collector's Edition" featuring the widescreen presentation of the film and bonus features. Disc Features Labyrinth (Widescreen) "Inside the Labyrinth" Character Drawings Theatrical Trailers Production Notes Bonus Trailers
	2007	Distributor: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment A two-disc "Anniversary Edition" featuring a brand new transfer of the film along with newly created bonus features. A holographic image is on the box cover. Disc 1 Labyrinth (anamorphic widescreen) English and Japanese Dolby-Digital 5.1 Surround Sound Portuguese Stereo Sound English, French, Japanese and Portuguese subtitles Audio commentary by Brian Froud Disc 2 "Inside the Labyrinth" Drawings & Designs Journey Through the Labyrinth
UMD Releases
Cover	Year	Notes
	1999	Distributor: Sony UMD Mini disc For PSP featuring the film in widescreen (with optional subtites).
Blu-ray Releases
Cover	Year	Notes
	September 29, 2009	Distributor: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Exclusive Features Picture-in-Picture commentary track featuring interviews with creatives involved in making the film. Archive Features Audio commentary by Brian Froud Inside the Labyrinth Journey Through the Labyrinth: "Kingdom of Characters" and "The Quest for Goblin City"
	June 12, 2012	Distributor: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment The Brian Froud Art Edition, packaged with The Dark Crystal.
	2019	Distributor: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Rewind Edition in VHS packaging. Australian release.
4K Blu-ray Releases
Cover	Year	Notes
	September 20, 2016	Distributor: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Includes standard Blu-ray copy. Exclusive Features 4K Restoration & Dolby Atmos soundtrack (Dolby TrueHD 7.1 compatible) The Henson Legacy (10m36s) Remembering the Goblin King (4m48s) Reordering Time: Looking Back on Labyrinth (9m31s) 25th Anniversary Q&A (41m24s) — Adam Savage interviews Brian Henson, Dave Goelz, Karen Prell, and surprise guest Shari Weiser. Archive Features Picture-in-Picture commentary track Commentary by Brian Froud Inside the Labyrinth Journey Through the Labyrinth — Kingdom of Characters" and "The Quest for Goblin City" Theatrical trailer and TV spot
	September 20, 2016	Distributor: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Anniversary Gift Set packaging.
	August 17, 2021	Distributor: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment 35th Anniversary Edition Exclusive Features Deleted & Alternate Scene: Oubliette Over 25 minutes of never-before-seen lost and alternate scenes, with all-new commentary from Brian Henson Sarah's Screen Tests: A collection of rare, original screen tests featuring Molly Ringwald, Trini Alvarado, Tracey Gold, Claudia Wells, Jill Schoelen, Maddie Corman, and Danielle von Zerneck
International Releases
Cover	Year	Notes
		Distributor: Embassy Home Entertainment Japanese laserdisc release.
	2001	Editora Europa Brazilian DVD release from Revista do DVD, authored by CareWare Multimídia.