Black Hawk Down [Includes Digital Copy] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray] [2001]

————————————Pros————————————— Movie: Great action war movie that was nowhere near the experience of this new version compare to when I watched it in the theater when it came out. Picture: Always a great picture on an OLED panel & because it’s an older movie I had to switch to my other custom HDR setting to avoid grain. Audio: Atmos was impressive & was a reference demo material. Played on an Oppo through a 11.2 (7.2.4). There was life like moments for example, when helicopter scenes where projected on screen above you, the height ceiling channels activated giving you a realistic atmosphere. There were some 360 surround & some front and back panning that gives you that immersive sound we look for. Digital Copy: Yes Steel case: Yes. ————————————Cons———————————— Price: Too high considering it’s an old title.

Sony is continuing it's great run of catalog films in 4K. Black Hawk Down looks and sounds amazing and is an upgrade from the already amazing blu-ray. The steelbook is a disappoint though. The front is the same as regular 4K cover and the back the shot of Josh Hartnett from the previous blu-ray release along with no interior artwork. It's not terrible just nothing special. Whether you purchase the regular 4K edition or the steelbook this is a release well worth buying.

As my summary reads I've pur based this movie 3x yes.... 1st time was on dvd... 2nd time wa as on blue ray.... and yes,yes I did I purchased in uhd 4k and I will say was an incredible picture. And watching the extended version made it even better... great movie... Do I really have to give it a yey or nay??? I just finish

I don’t know why I waited so long to see this, but I’m glad I finally have. Great movie and enjoyed all of it. Excellent 4K transfer & sound. Love the SteelBook also.

Great movie picture quality very good audio on atmos awesome. The overhead effects great.

One of the better 4K transfers, and the Dolby Atmos track is superior, definite reference disk.

jump three times. plastic seal doesnt seem orignal. looks like a return product.

There's nothing wrong with the included bluray of BHD: it's looks and sounds very, very good in 1080p. However, in 4K, there's an added dimension to an already dense picture. The uptick in detail and resolution, obviously, contribute, but the HDR really makes it stand out from the picture quality of last generation's technology. No more grey-ish blacks in the night scenes. Now the muzzle flashes and explosions light up the room. Do yourself a favor, get an OLED 4K tv and Black Hawk Down to really see it like it should be seen.