I always did love this movie. It's never looked better. The Steel Book artwork on the front and back make it worth it all its own. The film in 4K will naturally show off the graininess of the 35mm filmstock but the movie really pops in that format. The sound is also quite good, or it just might be because the late James Horner's soundtrack is so haunting a piece.

Always wanted to own this , and when I saw it was being released on 4K and the SteelBook, I figured it was about time. The 4K looks great and they did a wonderful job on the transfer. This never looked better!

Great design,beautiful color ,could not be more happy..

I am a movie buff, and I have a library of movies beginning with VHF tapes and DVDS.This particular movie is one of my many favorites, so naturally I had to purchase it on BLUE RAY to replace the VHF one (I didn’t get rid of the older version).

————————————Pros————————————— Movie: Movie is alright. Picture: HDR is always a great picture on an OLED panel. Digital Copy: Yes Steel case: Yes ————————————Cons———————————— Audio: DTSX was disappointedly weak with mostly front stage channels active & was really low. Played on an Oppo through a 11.2 (7.2.4) Price: Over priced for an old title.