Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great movie. This is a well directed movie by Stanley Kubrick.

Most definitely a movie in 4K that every movie collector must have!

Great film and extras. Having 4k and digital copy is wonderful.

Classic film, and for a 60's film, it really does look great in 4K!

Kubrick's masterpiece. Flawless, cerebral and visually spectacular.

great film, one of my favorites, but, alas, not everyone's cup of tea. had the blu-ray version, and believe the 4k enhancement does add to it, especially more vibrant colors.

Excellent video quality. Just like watching it in the theater.

***** treatment for the HD release. This is a must own for any fan.

excellent classic movie, saw it in the theater in 68 , still great

Good picture quality. This is a movie that you have to pay attention to it or you will not understand what is going on in the movie. The movie starts out with a monolith that appears on earth during the dawn of man. Later astronauts discover a monolith buried on the moon that is sending signals to Jupitar. A mission is made to Jupitar to find out who is receiving the signals but something goes wrong with the mission. Add it to your collection if you like sci fi.

This is one of my all-time favorite movies! watch and see.

I like this movie so purchased it as a Christmas present.

This movie looks absolutely amazing in 4K. Highly recommend.

Greatest science fiction film ever made. The picture is amazing!

One of the greatest movies ever. A must see and repeatedly see.

glorious 4K. nolan out did himself with he remastered this movie.

This is a must own for all lovers of sci-fi and classic films.

Great Steelbook edition that needs to be in everyone's collection.

Ok, I have a bit of a bias. I saw the original in 1968 when it came out. As an 8th grade kid, this set me up for a lifetime of movie viewing. The movie is so stunning and important that we flew from Atlanta to Detroit to watch in 70 mm last summer. So to get the see the highest quality frame-by-frame rescan of the acetate film in my home theater make this a real treat. And what a movie. When you realize that it foretold tablet viewing and reading of the NY Times nearly 40 years before you could do it shows the brilliance of the story. Come on, HAL and IBM one alphabetic character apart, spinning spacecraft to have centrifugal force mimic gravity, this is great stuff. A real treat for movie fans.

Could not be more worth it. I was glad that this came out in 4k