Hook [Blu-ray] [1991]

I’m glad to finally own this movie. One of my favorites. Looks absolutely great in 4K!

Found this movie for $4. Great deal for a great movie.

Hook is presented on 4K UHD courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment with a 2160p transfer in 2.40:1. Take a deep breath when the Tri Star logo appears, because it looks pretty rough, with a kind of swarm like, yellowish grainfield, but once the film starts things improve materially. There are still some fairly wide variances in grain resolution, not necessarily linked to the film's many opticals, but overall things resolve really beautifully, with a natural, organic appearance that provides a nice texture and depth. A few kind of odd looking moments crop up every now and again, as in the brief shot of the Pan Am jet circa 6:10, where grain suddenly spikes pretty dramatically. Detail levels are noticeably improved throughout the presentation, especially in close-ups. Two in particular are almost astounding in the new levels of detail, and they both feature faces — the first is when Peter awakens in the pirate hideaway and his eye is seen through a tear in some fabric, and later in the film there's a kind of "mirroring" sequence featuring an immense close-up of Hook's face (and mustache), with both of these moments offering really impressive levels of fine detail.

Childhood story about Peter pan probably the best story ever told and this movie is a classic and the best Peter pan story period...7.99 on sale at best buy great buy

One of my favorite Robin Williams movies he did. If you want a good movie about Peter Pan you should get this movie.

One of our favorite movies! I probably would've gotten the blu ray, but it was sold out. the dvd looked great tho! We will watch this probably every year for the holidays!

This film looks much better in 4k than I had anticipated. The Atmos upgrade is also very nice, and is subtle for the most part. An underrated film, but one of our favorites.

This is an excellent follow up story to the well known story of Peter Pan. It contains excellent acting by Dustin Hoffman and Robin Williams. The villi an gets it in the end