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Product Name: Halo: Nightfall [Blu-ray]
UPC: 037117039777
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Excellent even for non HALO fans
This is an excellent movie with solid acting. You don't need to be a HALO fan to enjoy it. It has a few parts that could have been thought out better. Some things will have you thinking "huh?" But for the most part, it's worth the $10 (bluray). Unlike the very bad "Halo the fall of reach" movie, this one was given some serious TLC. And unlike the so-so acting in the "Forward unto dawn" movie, this one has good acting. Don't think about it just buy it. You won't be disappointed. Don't expect a Disney production type thing though, because that it is not. Just think mid level budget and you will be very satisfied.
Posted by Miguelangel71
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Meet Agent (soon to be Spartan) Locke
For Halo fans I would think you have seen this already. Access was granted with purchase of the Master Chief Collection. If you didn't buy that or want the episodes all put together (much easier to watch) then this is a great pick up. If you haven't seen it or aren't a Halo fan, then this is a good sci-fi movie. Chances are you will be lost with some of what you are seeing if you don't know the Halo series of games. Still worth a watch.
Posted by Loom25
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Serves as a nice setup for Halo 5
Every dollar of the production costs shows up on screen. Not quite sure about this interpretation of the Lekgolo (the worms that make up the massive Hunters that Halo fans know so well), but they're a decent-enough threat. Locke is an interesting character, and I'm anticipating his interactions with Master Chief in Halo 5. Also, it seems as though this one is a good deal ahead of most theatrical films in terms of special features.
