Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love the movie, love the steel book. Can't wait to see it in Blu-ray.

Atmos Sound and 4K UHD Picture. I’ve owned DVD, Blu ray, and now 4K.

You can never go wrong buying a Disney movie that has a steelbook cover!

The video and audio has been upgraded from the standard Blu-ray-ray.

Great movie and it’s a classic. Made a great addition to our steelbook collection.

I enjoyed watching this movie, especially I collect this 4K steelbook.

My kids loved watching this movie. I would recommend it to anyone.

Amazing steelbook case to add to your collection. Keep them coming bb

Love the steel case! Highly recommend! I love buying these versions!

My kids love this movie like you wouldnt believe. It keeps them busy

my family and I loved this movie. and had to add to the collection.

Classic movie which surprisingly my child had yet to see but loved Cars 3.

even if you have the Blu-ray already you should get the 4k version!

I enjoyed this movie a lot, as with most Pixar animations. Watch a trailer of the film to see if you'd like it too. As for the SteelBook aspect (as compared to other releases), the SteelBook is a great value when you can catch it on sale. The SteelBook comes with the 4k UDH Blu-ray, which has a great picture, but also comes with a 1080p Blu-ray for older devices. Best of all, this includes a digital copy that you can register with your services like Vudu, Movies Anywhere, and Apple Movies (previously iTunes). The digital copy is in 4k where available, so it is a great option if you do not have a 4k UHD Blu-ray player, but do have a 4k streaming device, like AppleTV, Roku, or Amazon Fire Stick.

This is a great movie and an awesome steelbook, you will love it

Great movie for the entire family. My family enjoyed this film very much.

The Cars look great in 4K! The original Cars is still the best!

Cars looks great on the UHD format, and most all of its excellence can be attributed to the HDR color spectrum. The HDR color spectrum is a boon for the image. Take a look at the film's title card, which is "Cars" painted onto a race track. The add to color depth is striking. Not only is the red far deeper and punchier but the surrounding gray pavement enjoys a significant boost to its scale, too. The cars look lovely under the bright racing lights. The sheen is spectacular, the colors pop with amazing authority, and various overlaid graphics seen during the TV broadcast segments dazzle. The first race is nothing short of a visual treat, with all of those luscious colors -- reds, greens, blues, yellows -- enjoying some serious brilliance that make the Blu-ray's SDR colors appear washed out and dull in comparison. The image dazzles along the way to Radiator Springs, such as when several cars with neon accents cause some mayhem that results in McQueen being jettisoned from his trailer, "Mack," and eventually winding up in the dusty has-been town of Radiator Springs. Building façades and the earthy terrain around town find a new gear for color depth and accuracy while the various new cars McQueen meets, including the rusted and worn Mater, are all HDR highlights for their own peculiarities and place on the color wheel. Whites dazzle and blacks are superbly deep. While the increase in resolution does little for the presentation, the HDR colors allow the movie to leap to another level. This is a very worthwhile upgrade, even if the majority of the upgrade falls into a single category.

Crystal clear quality and comes with a digital copy to watch wherever

GreT and wonderful movie for my soon and get the extra was cool