Customer Ratings & Reviews

The packaging for these steelbooks is amazing, and the films look just as great as they did 40 years ago. Definitely the best way to experience the adventures of Indy.

It’s Indiana jones in 4k. Love it. Steelbooks are great! However, the cardboard outside holder/sleeve did come bent a little.

If your a fan of the Indiana Jones films this collection if for you. The 4K pic makes these old movies look great.

With the hype for the new indiana jones videogame, i have to rewatch this classics

I went my local Best Buy a few days ago to see about picking up the Indiana Jones 4K Collection. I wasn't looking to buy the steelbook version, but the clerk behind the counter said that the steelbook version was the only one they had in stock. It was only $10 more, so I didn't complain and went ahead with the purchase. When I unwrapped the packaging the first thing I noticed was how flimsy the box was. When I gripped the sides the top protruded out, so there was no reinforcement on the inside of the box. The slots that held the steelbook cases in place were once again flimsy and cheap. The cases themselves were well made and unlike other reviewers I actually like the white art style on the cases. The only knock I can give on the cases is that they do too good of a job at holding the discs in place. I found myself having a hard time trying to get the discs out, but that will get better over time. Now onto the actual films. So far I've watched Raiders and Temple of Doom and they both look and sound fantastic. The colors really pop and the Dolby Atmos soundtrack is amazing. The opening scene in Raiders with the boulder chase can "rock" your living room and the the Indiana Jones theme is so crystal clear that you can hear individual instruments. The original trilogy was released between 1981-1989 so they were on film and the 4K restoration really brings that out. I love the film grain and on my 55" Sony 4K it looks amazing. Overall I would give this a 4/5 stars and the negative star due to packaging only. I highly recommend picking this up to adding it to your collection.

High quality excellent sound great design artwork on steelbook boxes

Very good quality probability of keeping them sealed is likely

The definitive cinematic archaeological action adventures…in 4K.

I love collecting steel book movies so if course i fit this! Great collection! Very happy

Great packaging and cover art is great and shipping was fast

Very good 4k picture and quality. Nice collection.

The restorations are fantastic for these films, and I believe we can partially attribute that care to Spielberg for being part of the restorative process. I am disappointed in the overall packaging for such a substantial release, and the outer box is almost not worth keeping because it bends and folds so easily. The overuse of white does not align with the branding of the series (I feel like the older Blu-ray set practically nailed it). Unfortunately, the best part of the packaging is like a hidden treasure; they used concept art on the insides of the steelbooks. If they had used that art for the packaging, this set would have been stunning. Buy the set for the films. They are tremendous and likely the best edition we will have for a long time. I believe physical media collectors will be a little let down in how little effort went into this set. It should also be noted that this set only includes the 4k editions, with no blurays other than the special features disc.

Just watched Temple of Doom and half way through Raiders. I’ve also skipped around on Last crusade in the Crystal Skull. All I have to say is the picture quality is phenomenal. Many scenes look almost three-dimensional because of the uptick in resolution. I have a LG CX OLED 65” and of course watching it in Dolby Vision. Many colors pop off the screen. I could not be more impressed with the set. The Dolby Atmos sound is also amazing. I agree with some of the reviews on the box set being flimsy. It is interesting though that some choose to give the box set a one star review when they’re not reviewing the picture quality or sound but the box itself. This could be confusing to someone simply skimming the ratings. This is not Best Buy’s fault but the manufacturer. Rest assured that this is everything you’re hoping for if you’re an Indiana Jones fan and are thinking of double dipping with this stellar presentation.

Okay... The four stars comes from the fact the steelbook set looks better than the standard 4k release (speaking of the cases), and the 4k discs themselves are premium quality - as in audio and video are stellar. I do have a few gripes about this though. 1. I echo sentiments that the outer packaging sleeve just straight sucks. 2. It would've been nice if a few newer extras were added, but what's there is already solid. 3. It's nice to have the digital copies, but could we already have the capability to use Movies Anywhere?! Those gripes are pointed at the studio, who put this all together. Once again, I'm grateful the movies look and sound superb now. But while I like the actual steelbooks themselves, I'm just a little curious over the lack of effort. Either way, if you're a fan like I am, definitely pick this set up. It's tempting though to want to display the cases another way (considering going into arts and crafts mode).

Indiana Jones 4-Movie Collection: Video: 5/5 Dolby Vision Indy debuts on 4K with a 2160p/Dolby Vision graded UHD presentation that appears very filmic with a healthy amount of grain. The color palette that the DV provides makes the colors fuller and denser. Whites are striking without being too soft and the overall image is quite sharp. Audio: 4/5 Dolby Atmos The new Dolby Atmos soundtrack is quite good. Dialouge is clear and action scenes are full-bodied. It never gets too aggressive and I wouldn't label it reference quality, but it's still pretty good nonetheless. Overall: This is a must-own collection for any avid movie collector, this is now the definitive version to own in my opinion. At least, until they eventually release a 5-movie set once the new one comes out. I had preordered this set and it arrived only a day late, but I think it got expedited when I called customer service on release day to see if I could just cancel the pre-order and pick one up in-store. I wasn't able to do that, but I was able to take my delivery in for an exchange since it arrived to me damaged.

At long last, the Indiana Jones movies in stunning 4K and after watching them, the picture quality on all four films is a major improvement over the previous blu-ray collection released years ago. The Dolby Atmos sound is also a big upgrade in a sonic presentation considering these movies were released years ago with the first three being released in the theaters with Dolby surround, which is dated by today's standard. Raiders is easily the best movie in this series, followed by Last Crusade, Temple of Doom and Crystal Skull. Crystal Skull offers the best in picture and sound quality. My only complaint is the cheap and flimsy storage box that these SteelBook cases come in. I just took the individual SteelBook movies out of the white box because the cheap cardboard had major creases and dents. Inexcusable for poor packaging from Paramount for this iconic franchise of films. But despite that, as well as no regular blu-rays included with the 4K versions, I still highly recommend the upgrade if you are a fan of these films.

It was a long time coming, but everyone's famous archeologist has arrived on the UHD format. The four Paramount Indiana Jones adventures have all been given new picture and audio transfers, and the results on all four are fantastic. Outside of owning 35mm prints of all four movies, I doubt they will ever look as great as they do now. The only downsides? For one, I wish the artwork on the individual steels used the original poster art for each of the films. The artwork used here is okay, but the posters would have been so much better (the outer cardboard case housing the discs? Toss it. It's garbage.) Second, while there is plenty of supplemental material covering "Raiders of the Lost Ark" on the accompanying blu-ray bonus disc, some sort of retrospective featurette to celebrate the film's 40th anniversary would have been nice to have. Alas... I'm so happy to have these films back in my collection, and so will you.

The restorations were done very well from what I’ve seen. Going back to the original negative is always the best place to start. My big gripe is with the packaging. The box is very thin, and it was hard even finding copies that were acceptable even on release day. Most had a lot to just some damage them. The steelbooks themselves are somewhat basic, though the art we get is good. Why they picked white for the background is a mystery. If anything, the interior art used should have been swapped to the exterior. Get either the steelbook or regular sets. Should you get the steelbooks? It depends on your level of fandom. Raiders of the Lost Ark is one of my all time favorites so I had to get the steelbooks for that alone.

Even if you want to forget that there are four Indiana Jones movies, not three, their release in 4K is something to celebrate. The movies look great and the steelbook cases are a uniform white design that feature Indy and whatever relic he’s after. The only downside is the box set they are housed in — it’s cardboard with small cardboard dividers inside to separate the four steelbooks. Four steelbooks warrant something more sturdy than cardboard (like the metal box that the four-movie Avengers set from BestBuy came housed in, complete with a foam insert to keep the individual steelbooks separate). Hopefully, this cardboard holds up over time, but it seems unlikely.

All the Indiana Jones movies are good, even though I've never seen Temple of Doom and don't think I will because of that one scene people talk about and I feel if they showed that, I'd imagine there were more graphic and gory scenes in it, so I will not watch. This one I would have to say is the best a lot of action and never got gory except for a few spots. The acting is great! Harrison Ford really stands out obviously, but all the others were excellent as well. I highly recommend this if you want to see a top notch action and adventure movie. With the rating of PG I would say this movie is more for teens and adults to watch due to some content would frighten kids and there's not a lot of language in this either like most movies these days just about every scene has language!