Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is an incredible movie, picture and sound quality. One of the best I have seen in a long time.

Great movie! Better than when I watched it in the theater.

The movie is really good. From the beginning to the end. The quality of the video was really good

One of the best movies I hope they make part 2 so I will buy it again.

One of the best looking steelbooks I have bought from Best Buy.

This was a good movie with good special effects I would rate it a solid 5 it is worth the watch

Dune in 4k was almost as good as the theater experience. Recommend!

This movie is incredible to watch in 4k. Cant wait for the 2nd one.

Love this movies. Cinematography is beautiful. A promising start to this movie series.

Ana other great addition to this director’s filmography. Looks spectacular in 4K.

Absolutely amazing! Great adaptation. This 4K transfer is beautiful. Sound is excellent

The cinematography alone is worth the purchase highly recommend!

Great movie! Highly recommend it! Can't wait for the next one.

Perhaps the 4K version may have a slight edge in its overall performance but this one is terrific

Great transfer and a bangin Atmos Track, worth a pick up if you have the system for it.

Best movie ive seen reslly wnjoyed it from the begining to the end

Great movie. I sure hope there’s a Sequel and way better than the Sting version

As a movie, this release would have rated a 5-star review, but the 3D transfer is horrible. As a rule, I'd say that dark movies aren't suitable for current home 3D technology, but Star Wars: The Force Awakens proved it can be done. Dune is by far the worst 3D transfer I've ever bought, and I thought Star Trek: Into Darkness was pretty bad. It's really a shame, because as a movie, Dune was superb. Not that many people still have 3D TV sets anymore and it's really a shame that 3D was never implemented in combination with 4K HDR. One shouldn't have to go to a theater to enjoy a 3D movie in 3D. When done well, 3D only serves to enhance the moviegoing experience. Most would agree that Avitar is the gold standard when it comes to 3D movies, but Star Trek and Beyond comes close. With a truly great 3D transfer, one shouldn't even be aware that they're wearing 3D glasses. The third dimension should disappear into the movie, becoming a part of it in a way that's completely transparent, and nothing should be lost in the process. With Dune, that's far from the case. I found myself constantly removing the 3D glasses just to see what was going on in the movie. I have the last model plasma display that Panasonic made, which arguably had the best picture ever available in a 3D-capable set. The picture is adjusted to perfection, yet critical details from the movie were lost in the darkness. Even with removing my glasses, I still couldn't see details that were readily apparent in the included 2D Blu-ray version. 3D imaging cuts the available light in any viewing experience by half, even in theaters, and most 3D transfers compensate for this by boosting the brightness of the darker scenes. If there was any dynamic range compression in Dune, it certainly wasn't evident at all. It nearly spoiled the movie entirely. Going back and watching the 2D Blu-ray disc, it's evident that Dune is one of the great sci-fi movies of all time. This is nothing like the 1980s version, which left me wondering what was so great about a book I'd yet to read at the time. This remake is truly epic, whetting my appetite for the second part yet to come.

Great Movie, although real hard to find good movies with such a poor selection at the store.

I am not generally a fan of science fiction, but this movie was excellent and looked amazing.