Finding Nemo [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD] [2003]

So happy this was in stock at my local Best Buy. I wish that Disney would produce more copies of their original beautiful 4k steelbook designs

I never got around to seeing this, so I decided to pick it up. I really enjoyed it and was cracking up at times. PQ was outstanding in 4K. Vibrant colors and looks stunning at times. The SteelBook looks beautiful as well.

This is a wonderful family movie! Vibrant astounding colors capture the childrens attention. Little Nemo is wonderful and adorable. The music within the movie is soothing and the kids dance to the ending jazz music. The kids command it is played at least 6 times A DAY, EVERY DAY. Excellent movie and purchase.

Very good tv and movie color is really cool and great sound

The steelbook came in damaged along with a lot of others, I tried to exchange but no one either at the store or on the phone could help.

Excellent conditions, very happy with this experience

This epic adventure still holds up remarkably well. It is emotional, exciting, and funny. One of the best Pixar films even after all these years. The HDR adds some wonderful specular highlights throughout, there were times in which it really looked like you were swimming underwater looking at the coral reefs. The sunlight reflecting off the various marine structures and shiny animals looked quite impressive. Wider color was also very well used. It complimented the HDR extremely well proving more vibrancy to the right colors while maintaining a good balance in the overall picture, and again, made the fish and other marine life look very realistic. The pink of Peach (the starfish in the dentist's office) looked very nicely intense without going overboard, looking more saturated while staying natural. Even fine detail looked better. The scales and other textures on Nemo and the fish tank were impressive, especially given the age of the film. Shadow detail was pretty good too and I did not notice any crush. The only drawback here was some mild banding in the harshest color gradients. I saw it 3, maybe 4 times in the movie. It is not very harsh thankfully but it could have been avoided. The lossless Atmos track is equally impressive. It is dynamic, hefty, and with plenty of surround effects. Clarity is outstanding and all the sound effects are quite realistic. The height layer could have been used more, but it still expands the listening area. Voices are nicely prioritized, and the wonderful score envelops the viewer effectively, creating a more emotional impact. I wish Disney wasn't so wary of using the height channels, but overall the audio here is hardly a disappointment.

You trying to have the best time of your life? Buy this film.