Christine [Includes Digital Copy] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray] [1983]

This horror movie classic never looked better. Amazing 4K transfer and awesome matte steelbook artwork. Pristine like Christine.

Pros: The storyline gets you hooked from beginning to end with the help of the great cast and dialog, plenty of quotes. Well written!! Dolby Vision on an my OLED panel. Steel case option. Cons: Atmos mix was close to the 7.1 on my 11.2 (7.2.4) which is a pleasant one but not an upgrade.

Early Stephen King work. The story revolves around a high school boy and his evil car. Well written with plenty of suspense and horror. As usual, Steven King has an abundance of characters including the car Christine. It could be titled a boy and his car.

awesome 35th anniversary edition 4K HDR and Blu-ray release with digital copy .

One of John Carpenter's great underrated films. To start, the steelbook packaging is great. Wonderful colors on the cover that really highlight the old Plymouth, Christine. The film presented in 4K is well done. Black levels are very deep and rich. Colors are great, too; particularly the Plymouth, Christine. The red of the car stands out so well in stunning 4K. There is little to no grain throughout the film, so the restoration and upscale was done well. The sound is OK, and it is not much different from the original Blu-ray release. Do not expect a better sound with this specific release, only visuals here. Overall, if you are looking for another Carpenter classic in 4k, this is a great release to pick up. If you can get the exclusive steel book-- even better.

Does it have some cheesy 80's special effects? Sure. Do we still love this move because of all the great car scenes? Absolutely. 4k has some pop and clarity over the normal Blu-ray. Just a classic to own for sure.

This film was hands down a great film to view and being that this is based off a novel by Stephen King and adapted to screen from director John Carpenter really makes this film worth a watch. From beginning to the end just keeps you wondering what’s going to happen next.

Classic horror flick that has been revitalized in 4K. SteelBook presentation looks awesome.