Customer Ratings & Reviews

Eternals is an underrated MCU film worth taking a look at. The cinematography and production design are stellar and the depth of the human world shown over the centuries alone is worth the time. The steelbook packaging also makes a great collectible.

I love physical media. This case is a wonderful and awesome part of my collection

Was different if you don’t know the characters from the comics

I love this movies special effects good actions pictures perfect beginning to end.

I actually liked this better than the comic books its based off of and it the performances are very good

This movie gets a bad rap and I do not know why. I enjoyed all the characters and how they interacted.

Love these very mist best price compared to Barnes and nobles where I usually get skit of movies

Interesting movie, great characters, solid artwork, great steelbook!

Mediocre movie but a great 4k Transfer!!! I love all things Marvel but even I had a hard time enjoying this one. I have it only as a completionist!

Bought for a gift and she wa very happy to receive it.

Excellent edition to your movie collection. Action packed and thought provoking!

Underrated movie in my opinion .live the packaging of this!

Bought this steel case movie. It's a beautiful add to my Marvel Collection.

Steel book a nice. The artwork was plain but effective. The movie was pretty good.

Really enjoy the Marvel series. Good movie and great customer service with Best Buy.

Great movie. Just buy it! You won't regret it. Love it.

Excellent movie, great steelbook, glad I got this one before they ran out.

It’s ok… The movie and the steelbook. I only bought it b/c I’m an MCU completionist and it was on sale. I really wish Best Buy had better artwork on these MCU steelbooks ala Novamedia and some of the vendors who sold premium sets.

Ever since I got a 4K OLED TV, I've been looking forward to seeing this movie on it. The wait was a disappointment, and the rumors about it were true. It's DIM, with a capital DIM. Disney really screwed up on the 4K version, and the disc doesn't even have DolbyVision – it's simple HDR10. Which is actually a marginally good thing since the HDR10 version is slightly brighter than the DolbyVision version they have on Disney+. But with the streaming version, you can switch to DolbyVision Bright, which is still dim, but slightly brighter. Either way, the 4K HDR version is only about half as bright as the Blu-Ray. Luckily, this came with a regular 1080 Blu-Ray, which has the proper brightness. If you're considering this movie, save a few bucks and just get the HD Blu-Ray. This movie should have looked amazing in 4K with the High Dynamic Range and expanded color that comes with it, but it is a dull, bland, and hard to see mess. The whole thing looks like it was dragged through a cheap day for night filter. There are no whites in this version. Nothing gets above a light gray color, not even the sun. The only time you see anything actually white is when you add subtitles, and then those are so bright, you can't see much of anything else on the screen. When you scrub through the movie, you get a small thumbnail for each chapter, and that looks like it has the proper brightness; it's way brighter than the actual movie. Scenes with the golden lines and effects that have a digital glow effect on them are so dim, they just look like they're out of focus and blurred, and not like they are casting any light to warrant any kind of glow. These should look like Wonder Woman's golden lasso in that 4K release, which is bright and intense, but here, those lines are dull and sometimes even hard to see. Even the daylight scenes, in direct sunlight are dark, and in some shots where the sun enters the frame, it's actually missing! There's an area in the sky that is kind of bright, but it's still gray. The HD version though, is full brightness. Kingo's dance routine is another scene that should have been a brilliantly colored spectacle full of sparkle and color, but the 4K version is more like glitter in muddy water. There are videos on Youtube that show the differences between the two versions, as well as some properly done HDR clips that have the brightness done right. Again, stick with regular Blu-Ray if you actually want to see this in color, or at all. Even in a completely dark room the movie is hard to see at times.

Decent movie....totally enjoyable and steelbook was really cool too