...though the content is great. I've seen the movie a couple times now. I'm posting this to help others like myself who were initially a little concerned. No, the picture in the listing is not what it looks like. It *is* the Pop Art steelbook. So you can be confident that it will match the other two movies' steelbooks.

Very interesting story. Tom Hanks does a great job in this film. You do not need to buy the 4k version of this movie as the HDR, increased resolution and immersive sound is not a dramatic improvement over the 1080p version. Save your money on this and buy the standard Blu-Ray.

If you can get past the plot (and Tom Hanks great hair), this is still an enjoyable adventure with supernatural and religious themes revolving around Dr. Langdon using clues to solve the mystery. The 4K quality is very good and worth an upgrade for a good price.

All of my many Blue Ray reviews focus solely upon the actual quality of the film from Standard Def DVD quality to the higher standard set for Blu Ray. Summaries of the plot and opinions of the story line and acting can be found in the majority of the other reviews so I do not want to be redundant. My rating is based solely upon the Blue Ray disc's video and audio quality and not the quality of the movie itself. Keep in mind, however, that the quality of what you see and hear is also dependent upon the quality of the TV monitor you are watching on as well as the home theater set up you are using. The monitor I use is a fairly new Panasonic ZT 65" plasma and the amps, speakers, cables, OPPO 103 BluRay player and AVM-60 7.1 Atmos enabled Surround Processor I use are hi end esoteric gear to provide me with a more realistic and objective perspective. The Oppo player is not enabled to transcode Atmos audio so it will default to the next best audio coded, in this case, DTS HD MA 7.1 I am not trying to be a snob here, but just pointing out that what you see and hear is very dependent upon the quality of the gear you are using. Since there are several version releases, this one is based upon the 10th Anniversary release. I do not know if it is the extended version or not as the cover jacket does not say that it is. There are 2 discs with the 2nd disc holding the special features. VIDEO QUALITY...... Resolution quality is very good all around. Color grading is warm even in darker darker scenes and colors are nicely saturated without popping like you would see in a Transformers movie. Small details are clearly defined in hair and skin as well as objects in the darkest of scenes. Mbps rate appeared to average in the high 20's and low 30's depending upon the action taking place. At no time did I see any artifacting of any kind, no stalls in playback and an easy to navigate menu. AUDIO QUALITY.... A very nicely balanced DTS HD MA 5.1 lossless codec was used. Dialogue is clear and precise without it fighting ambience audio and music sound track. That said, I was disappointed that there was minimal use of the surrounds for various foley fx from the left and right as well as rear surrounds. Except for the soundtrack which was fairly immersive, most action comes from the front sound stage with little panning or directionality from the surrounds when there were numerous scene opportunities for these. This is why I lowered the quality rating to 4 stars. EXTRAS..... So many fine extras and I can't say I have watched them all up to this point. There were scenes taken from the extended cut, which implies that this 10th Anniversary edition is not the extended cut. However, watching the extended scenes did not truly do much for the original scene in comparison. Interviews with Ron Howard, the director as well as Dan Brown, the author, provided greater insight into making the film and its background. There was also a 'First Look' at the new film "Inferno' which is little more than an ad for the movie. However, there are enough other interested extra documentaries regarding other aspects of the film that they kept my interest. I do hope this review has been of some help. Thanks for reading.

Excellent movie the 4k and sound is superb. Will watch again! Thanks Best Buy for having this !