Customer Ratings & Reviews

As cheesy as Arnold is these days, Boorman's film is still a lot of fun. And if you still want a big slice of Arnie cheese, just listen to the hilarious audio commentary he does.

This movie was one of many of my favorite Schwarzenegger films in the 80’s growing up. Glad I was able to find this Blu-Ray on Best Buy’s website for a reasonable price.

One of Arnold's top five movies in my opinion. Great character, solid story line...and James Earl Jones as the classic Conan villain.

This is a great movie!!! I highly recommend it if you are looking for a high action thriller.

I love blu-ray movies because it's as good as being in the movie theater. Great Movie

Its great to see the real Conan - rather than that mess they released last year. The pic is in pretty good shape - seems somewhat cleaned up for blu ray. However, its audio track won't match modern movies - there just isn't good source material. It was made in the early 80s after all before the era of full surround sound so I guess there is only so much they could have done. Similarly the extras are narrow. Still given the price its worth a look.

I've had hit or miss experience with Blu-rays of movies from this era in the past (my American Werewolf in London Steelbook looks awful for a full HD Blu-ray), but this one surprised me. Image was crisp and the sound was solid. I really enjoyed the movie too!

One of Arnold's earlier roles, just prior to one of his biggest films' The Terminator, as he gears up as a midieval warrior in this epic romp. Most people enjoy this movie over its sequel, but the second film is not half-bad.

Not too many words, yet the story is wonderfully told. There are more updated films of adventure out there, Lord of the Rings trilogy comes to mind, but this movie is a classic, and needs to be in everyone's collection.

I was raised on Conan as a kid. I remember watching my 1st R rated movie on HBO 30+ years ago. If you a Conan fan you are not going to see it look and sound any better than this. Definitely worth the $10.

Conan the Barbarian will always be a movie I watch, no matter what else is on. It was a great venture into fantasy-adventure, and a remarkable vehicle for a poor actor at the time. Arnold would have never become such an attraction if this movie wasn't as good as he was bad ... a real Win-Win!

Great early 80's/earl Arnold movie. Stands up w/predator, terminator and t2 as one of his best epic action films. Unlike the terrible sequel and recent remake it stays fairly true to Robert Howards vision of Conan. Has aged remarkably well drfinatly worth a look for fans of the genre.

This movie is an absolute classic! Can watch over and over again. This movie introduced me to Arnold. Takes me back to my childhood seeing this in theater with my dad.

Awesome movie one of Arnold’s best movies seen this movie 100 times I can still watch it every time it’s on TV two thumbs up

Conan the Barbarian is one of my favorite movies. It looks really amazing in blu ray and the sound is really good. There are even scenes on this blu ray that I've never seen before.

This is one of my favorite movies and I can not say enough about this blue ray version with updated audio! Picture quality makes it appear as if it was made recently and the movie itself is one of the best to come out of the 80s.

This movie would be considered a classic for some people. It has a following and there are many who enjoy this particular type of movie. It's not for everyone, but me and a group of friends enjoy it. Best buy had it, and I wanted it.

This movie is classic 1980’s Arnold. This was his breakthrough role that set him on his path of success. He could barely speak English! The movie is one you’ll watch every year.

I wanted this movie for years, and now it's been added to my collection. How I love these types of movies from the eightes.

I grew up in the 80's and am a huge RE Howard fan, but somehow I'd never seen the original Conan movie before now. The film seemed to take a few parts from various Howard stories, but overall was pretty loose with it's interpretation of Conan. For being an "action" film it was light on the action and really seemed to drag for most of the film. Arnold's acting was pretty limited and thankfully the narrator did most of his lines to keep me from having to turn on subtitles. Thus far, I'd say Solomon Kane is my favorite film based on Howard's work.