Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you love Harry Potter and have a 4k TV and 4k blu ray player, this is a great deal. I would recommend getting the individual movies instead of the 8 film 4k boxset collection because the collection doesn't come with the special features from what I've read.

Theres a minor upgrade in resolution but a huge upgrade in color. This is consistent with all harry potter 4k releases. They used a 2k scan and upscaled it to 4k so its not much difference in detail but the the color grading for hdr is the biggest difference

This is a funny silly film made even funner because it's now in 4K UHD. 4K is the future if you don't have it you need to get on the ball seriously. Best picture and sound you can possibly get.

If you like the Harry Potter books, the movies bring out the best. They are great at including so many details that are in the books. As I'm watching the movie, it makes me think back to the place in the book and it reinforces my thought of the same detail.

The new 4k scan of the first few Harry Potter films prove to be worth the upgrade; though the image can be soft at times, especially during dark scenes, once the well lit scenes begin, the experience is absolutely breathtaking.

For those who don't know, this is the 3rd film in the Harry Potter series so you need to watch the first 2 before this one. That said, this is a good continuation of the story. Some might be confused by the replacement of Richard Harris by another actor but Harris passed away after the first 2 films + his character was too important to the story to be written out. Gary Oldman makes his first appearance in the series in this film and is great as always.

The movie looks great in 4k, although unless you're a huge Harry Potter fan the blu-ray would be fine. The special features are also amazing for any harry potter fan, and we plan to rewatch them in the future.

The problems i had with the previous versions of this movie was the dark's were really dark. Almost to a point were you could not see what was going on. The 4K version fixes that problem. The movie never looked better!

This has been my favorite of the entire 8 film series, and this was an upgrade of my older DVD copy...huge improvement in image quality (possibly sound too, but I need to get a better sound system to notice).

Not only is the movie itself great (who DOESN'T love Harry Potter???), but the quality of this is top-notch for blu-ray. Gone are the days of bad transfers and lossy audio. Plus, the new cover art is fun and creative.

I had most of the movies and this is rounding out the whole collection. A great mix of fantasy and adventure. Books are great, movies are great. All of the movies you find you want to watch over and over again.

used to be not a fan of harry films but grown and respected it these films are great and i love it . i wish now they can make more of these films

A great movie that looks great in 4k. Well worth the extra price for this. Buy a 4k tv and pop this in and you will absolutely see the difference.

The price on this movie was very good from Best Buy and I needed it to add to my collection of the Harry Potter Movies. The quality of the video and sound were very good and I enjoyed watching it again.

Like all the Harry Potter movies. Had this in DVD so got it in bluray.

My son just turned 9 and I thought this would be too scary & complicated for him to get and keep his attention. I was wrong. He absolutely loves this movie and Harry Potter is now his favorite.

I had to complete my HP collection in 4k so I bought it when it went on sale. The video is not as crisp as I would've liked it to be but it's still worth it if you're a HP fan.

I don't purchase a lot of BDs any longer, but I recently wanted to upgrade my old player to a 4K one. This title was a gift for my wife with a 2 for $30 deal. She loved it!

Needed to replace my original copy. My son and I watched it so many times it no longer worked. Hopefully this copy lasts longer (but I made sure to get the digital copy as well this time)!

Streaming may be the end all for mobile watchers but who the heck wants to watch epic, special effects extravangant films like this? 4K and UHD is the way to go!!!