Hacksaw Ridge - 4K Blu-Ray [Standard] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray]

The Lionsgate's 4K steelbook case of "Hacksaw Ridge" is well made with terrific artwork and includes a protective slipcover. The film quality is spectacular as is its Dolby Atmos sound. With an aspect ratio of 2.40:1, viewing on a large screen is a must. As with Lionsgate products the digital copy code is designate for either Apple TV (which includes Dolby Vision) or Vudu. Extras are "The Soul of War" a 1 hr 9 min "Making of..." documentary, "Veteran's Day Greeting" from the film's director, Mel Gibson (1 min 2 sec) and Deleted Scenes (4 min 26 sec).

The film is based on the true story of the U.S. Army soldier. USA. Desmond Doss, a Seventh-day Adventist Christian, who refused to carry weapons at the front, was mocked and persecuted and who, despite that, was decorated with the Medal of Honor by President Harry S. Truman, for having saved the lives of more than seventy-five men under constant enemy fire on the Maeda cliff during the brutal battle of Okinawa, in World War II. Mel gibson masterfully directs, it's one of the best war movies I've ever seen, the steelbook is beautiful and can't be missing from your collection

I loved this movie from the beginning through the end. It was really entertaining, intense and emotional. Mel Gibson was astonishing as a director. He directed this movie so we’ll it felt real. And this Steelbook is probably my top 5 favorite Steelbook I’ve owned. Lionsgate knocked it out of the park with this Steelbook and it’s worth getting it and especially seeing this movie on 4K. The inside artwork is amazing and the disk artwork is pretty cool ngl.

A GREAT MOVIE ABOUT A WAR HERO WHO REFUSE TO CARRY A WEAPON DURING WARTIME. HE ONLY WANTED TO SAVE LIVES ON THE BATTLE FIELD.

Lionsgate remains its steak of amazing 4K steelbooks with this stunning release. The slipcover and incredible artwork complement each other entirely. This is one of my favorite war films in recent memory and this steelbook is a treasured addition to any collection. The movie on its own is amazing and heartfelt. This film is definitely one the best war movie since Saving Private Ryan.