'A Star Is Born' dives back into theaters with a special extended cut

After winning an Oscar for best original song, A Star Is Born is returning to theaters for one week with some new bonus footage.

A Star Is Born is taking its Oscar victory lap starting on Friday at more than 1,100 theaters, giving fans and new viewers a chance to see 12 minutes of bonus footage, The Hollywood Reporter reported Wednesday. The new footage includes extended song performances, new song performances, and Lady Gaga's a cappella rendition of "Shallow."

"Shallow," written by Lady Gaga, Mark Daniel Ronson, Anthony Rossomando, and Andrew Wyatt, earned the movie Best Original Song at the Academy Awards on Sunday. A Star Is Born was nominated for a total eight awards, including Best Picture. "Shallow" also earned two Grammys earlier in February.

For those who are already familiar with A Star Is Born and its soundtrack, the bonus footage hitting theaters will include longer renditions of "Black Eyes" and "Alibi," as well as new footage of Lady Gaga's character singing "Is That Alright?," Bradley Cooper's character performing "Too Far Gone," and the pair writing a new song called "Clover," according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The duo performed "Shallow" at the Oscars on Sunday, giving off some pretty intimate vibes throughout the song.

The Hollywood Reporter didn't specify which theaters will show the new cut of A Star Is Born, so you'll have to check if your local theaters are included.