Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is easily the best A Christmas Story will ever look. It shines in the 4k format.

A Christmas Story in 4K is a fantastic upgrade with a clean, stable, and film-like appearance. A must-own for fans of the Christmas classic!

Relive your Christmas fairytale marathon whenever you want . Nostolgia. Childhood is calling.

Warner did an amazing job restoring this classic movie. Both discs look great. Loaded with extras.

What else needs to be said? It’s A Christmas Story in 4K. Details and HDR look great on this one. Upgrade when confidence!

One of my favorite movies. I have the old DVD decided to see what an updated version looks like.

Fantastic movie. Works great. Classic film upgraded to 4k and the quality is great!

If there was ever a movie that was "review proof," it is this one. A Christmas Story, while not an instant classic, has become a perennial holiday favorite thanks to its charm, its humor, its humanity and...the 24 hour marathons cable channel TNT used to base it on (yes, it ran for 24 hours a day on TNT on december 24 for many, many years...). If you're old enough, you may remember seeing it in the theaters in 1983 as a double feature with the Rescuers (I did), and even then it felt like a special, honest look into the holiday season from the perspective of a young boy. The stress of school, childhood buillies and - of course - being good enough to actually get what you wanted from Santa all made for a desperate time all framed within the late forties Norman Rockwell charm (sorta) of midwest America. So, if you're one of the few who have never seen it...why not? This would be the edition to pick up. If you've seen it AND bought it on Blu Ray...why would you want to purchase this version? Well, if you have a 4K system, there's that. If you DON'T have a 4k setup, well...the Blu Ray included here is a new one, not just imported from a prior release and the film looks great on either disc. So there's that. If you're into special features, there's two KINDA new ones...that toal up to 90 minutes. The first one (focusing on the actual house and how it's been restored to look like the film) hasn't been seen since the now out of print 2013 blu ray. The other are Jean Shepard (creator) original radio readings which haven't been released since the 2 disc DVD. So there's that as well. And there's a nice slipcover with...ugly christmas card art...so there's THAT. But at the end of the day, this is truly a classic film and - as it hits 40 - there's very little reason not to pick this one up. Great video and audio restoration, great features and a great movie. Don't shoot your eye out on the way to the check out lane, but do pick up this classic!

LOVE THIS MOVIE!! Glad to have it in 4K now! A great family film!

The movie itself is a classic and great collectable. The only reason I gave it 4 and not 5 stars was because the Digital Code that came with it was expired and not replaceable.

One of my favorite Christmas movies of all time looks great in 4k UHD , a must own for any serious 4K Collection, your will shoot your eye out kid....a classic

Great version of this movie. I have always loved this movie so it was a no brainer for me to upgrade to 4K.

Classic, possiblly my favorite Christmas film. On rewatch every year. Great 4K upgrade

One of the Best Christmas Movies ever made. A must have on 4k. Picture and sound are excellent.

A great transfer on a great movie. One of our favorites and it's never looked better.

This movie is still funny after all of these years. Ralphie is the best.

A Christmas classic. The characters are great. This looks great on blu-ray.

Absolutely love this movie. Great for when your decorating for christmas or just hanging my the tree.

Never heard of this movie until one night, years ago, I was wrapping presents late Christmas Eve and turned on the TV in the midst of the annual 24 hours of "A Christmas Story" on TBS. Good news, bad news. Loved the movie (think that no other movie captures what it's like to be a kid a Christmas) but could only did any wrapping during the commercial breaks. Took me 2.5 viewings to get it done. Do you need the 4K version of this? That's YOUR call. I 'needed' it even though I already have the original DVD release, the Anniversary DVD release and a BluRay version. I might need professional help. The picture is great. Of course, it's limited by the original source material of, almost, 40 years ago. That's just life. Sound is fine; still mono. In short, this is not a disc to use to show off your 4K TV with 7.1 sound. But, if you like/love this movie, might as well have the best picture to watch. Had some BB certificates to use up before expiration so I only paid about half price. Would I have paid full price for it? Maybe I wouldn't have 'needed' it that bad but, chance are, I would've pulled the trigger anyway.

This is a great movie and its even better in 4k. I highly recoend it.