Coming to America [Blu-ray] [1988]

Excellent movie, full of funny scenes and finally in 4k. If you don’t remember the first movie or just want to see the movie again before the second movie comes out this is the time to get this movie.

I highly recommend this movie. In my opinion, Coming to America is one of the best movies ever made. I am extremely impressed with the 4K transfer of this movie. It is worth the upgrade, even the sound is spectacular!

Great movie, excellent transfer. My only complaint is that it was not done in Dolby Atmos. DTSX sounds good But I think that opening song number needed that extra punch. Much better than the sequel. Totally forgot about the cameos from two characters from Trading Places. If you never saw Trading Places, unfortunately, the joke is lost on you.

What can you say about a classic.This movie brought back so many childhood memories.Watching this movie in 4k makes me feel and see all the colors of Zamunda like your there. This to me was one of Eddie Murphy's funniest and best films.It has some adult language but is still very funny for older teens and tweens.

This comedy classic is still so much fun. If you are fan of Murphy, there's no way that you can let this one stay out of your collection. The upgrade is totally worth it!

Paramount remastered this movie for 4K and it looks amazing. It's like a copy of an original, mint condition film reel. Film grain intact and all. The audio is excellent as well. Felt like I was watching this in theaters for the first time, only in my living room. I love it. If you're a fan of this movie, or just a fan of Arsenio Hall and Eddie Murphy, pick this up for your collection. And if you've got a 4K TV and a nice surround sound system, prepare for a nice filmic experience. I hope Paramount Pictures continues releasing catalogue movies with this level of care and quality. Highly, highly recommended.

My absolute favorite Eddie Murphy comedy finally on 4K, and in an exclusive steelbook to boot? Yes, please. I’ve see this flick literally a hundred plus times since it’s initial release in the 80s, but to see it again in UHD on my 70-inch 4K flatscreen with crisp hi-def digital surround sound updates the viewing experience to a brand new level. But honestly, nothing compares to when I first saw it in an actual movie theater on opening night in 1988 projected on 35mm film with traditional Dolby sound. Old vs new, either experience has the most fundamental thing in common... Eddie Murphy delivering not one but four of the best performances of his career.

Absolutely hilarious movie and will remain a classic for all time. This movie has a good message on love but doesn't take itself too serious at all. It might be the best Rom-Com of all time.