Customer Ratings & Reviews

Howard the duck is a action comedy movie that every 80’s fan must have. It’s a nice one and very entertaining. In blue ray looks so good ! It’s a childhood remembering...!

Great old Marvel movie on a space age duck who comes to earth

Amazing 4k transfer that brings new life to this old duck

Okay this is what I was doing bees they say is one of the worst ever but it is really funny. I remember the original comic and it's definitely something different from Marvel

Wow! All these great 80’s movies on 4K!I would recommend

This movie never gets old. A must in any collection.

In the 1970's we loved the Howard the Duck comics. Years later I find in the sale bin, a Movie about Howard. Can't wait to watch it!

Those of you who remember the classics and all the 80s campy movies you have to pick this one up is too adorable your kids all of it pick it up today

This is one movie I grew up with as a kid. Grey for the family

Yes, the movie, to the uninitiated, is bad, clunky, inappropriate, and ugly, but it's a unique one that is just fun to watch.

It's cheesy, campy, and worth the watch. If you're looking for an Oscar award winning movie, keep going. For cheap laughs, sure.

From the box art I was ecjdctjnb a movie on the life cycle of ducks. To my surprise it was willed with aliens, demons, and inter species romance.

Fun comedy from the 80's about a cool duck from another planet who ends up on earth. I enjoyed this movie back then and still enjoy it now.

This is one of those great childhood movies I use to love it when I was younger and have fond memories of it, it's a great throwback.

It is an oldie but a goody. I remember when it was first released and wanted to share it with my older children. Great price.

Everyone in their thirties can remember this humorous movie and would enjoy the opportunity to watch over and over again.

OK I know it's a corny movie but it's Marvel and it's not bad for its time , it reminds me of my childhood .

So, it is not really part of the MCU, BUT this is a classic from the early 90's that is a pretty good watch.

Howard the Duck's 1080p transfer offers a nice step forward from the old DVD. Universal's presentation enjoys a light, even grain structure that accentuates the film's cinematic characteristics. Grain only spikes on the rare occasion. Details are rock-solid, for the most part. While human faces are curiously flat and processed, general film detail impresses. Howard's fur, clutter around Beverly's apartment or back alleys, and even texturing on cheaper set pieces and props (particularly during the final confrontation) are nicely revealing and sharp. Color balance is good. Beverly's red jacket and umbrella are highlights, particularly against some of the darker early film backdrops, but brighter daytime exteriors and a well-lit diner, for instance, help ensure a neutral and pleasing palette. Black levels are satisfyingly deep. Flesh tones sometimes struggle, favoring a red-tinted push. Minor wear and tear is evident, but is never intrusive. Compression anomalies are not particularly problematic. Fans should be very pleased with what is an imperfect presentation, but that certainly represents the best the movie has ever looked for home viewing, and by a wide margin.

...but you already know that. However, it was entertaining to revisit the film and the extras are interesting!