Customer Ratings & Reviews

This movie was amazing and the actual extras you get in this steelbook edition is amazing. Very happy with this purchase.

One of the best DC films I’ve ever seen probably one of the best films of this decade.

It’s perfect have no negative things to say...is a must get for every fan.

Excelente movie, interesting story about what is mental issues

Movie was masterfully done, every shot was like a piece of art. Very tragic story that Phoenix absolutely nails. I bought the steelbook too and it's just gorgeous.

Good steelbook cover and movie was awesome. Definitely would recommend

Can't pass this movie One of the best 4k videos as well

Great movie making jacquin PHOENIX is extraordinary

This is the Dark Knight sequel we've been asking for

Steel book is fine. Digital code was not in the box.

Tiny piece of plastic that holds the second disc came broken. Returned to best buy and now it seems to be sold out everywhere, if you can charge people that much for a movie the least you can do is make the case durable. Other than that the artwork on the case is great along with the movie itself.

Definitely way better than the second one. I liked the story, the grit and grime of what looks to be 1970s New York or Chicago. Joaquin was great but The Greatest Joker EVER is Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight film and 2nd Greatest is The Batman Animated Series version voiced by Harry Hamlin.

Love the quotes that one can relate too. Not everyone is built the same

Although this is loosely based on "Batmans Joker" and what could have led to the origin of the character, perhaps it is even more. It traces a man with a disability from childhood abuse who is taking care of his mother with psych issues of her own. He has a marginal job within what could any large city. A series of events starting with a subway attack leads him increasingly into a state of madness and antisocial behavior. This is not the campy Batman portrayal of the 1960's (in fact, Batman is not even mentioned), but makes you wonder could this really happen in real life.

This movie is such a great movie. I would definitely watch this movie like lots of times. With my mom and cousin plus another time by myself another with my boyfriend and another time with my best friend.

I saw this movie in the Movie Theater and like it so I decided to get the Blu-Ray version of the movie. Got it on sale so I got a good deal on the price.

fantastic DC movie and one of their best! Received movie used or returned and no slip cover. slip cover is a must. Why is that Best Buy when they put a 4K movie on sale, they do not indicate if the item is preowned; as an example digital copy has expired and repackaged.

Fantastic film with a much different tone than you'd expect from a solo joker film. Joaquin Phoenix delivers a fantastic performance as the leading man.

Saw this online and originally didn't like it, bought it to watch again and enjoyed it, another facet of The Joker, played by Joaquin who plays him well.

Joker was shot entirely on digital with a variety of high-res Arri Alexa cameras, some as high as 5.1K (5120x2880), and finished at a true 4K digital intermediate. This means that Warner Bros.' 4K disc is a near-perfect representation of the film and, as such, boasts an extremely detailed and impressive 2160p transfer that gets the added boost of HDR color enhancement. While the separate Blu-ray edition is by no means a distant second, this disc clearly offers the tighter image in direct comparison and stands as one of the format's best-looking non-film releases to date. Though somewhat desaturated by design, Joker absolutely pops with color in all the right places: warm era-specific interior decorations (Murray Franklin's set is a particular standout), moody lighting, costume designs, and Arthur Fleck's clown makeup stand out strongly among the colder and more muted color choices that dominate most backgrounds. High Dynamic Range contributes to the transfer's most impressive color-related moments, from an early chase sequence to a deadly subway encounter and its immediate aftermath. Even if your current 4K television is not equipped to decode the full HDR10 signal, you will notice an obvious difference when compared to the Blu-ray's SDR image. Of course, not all of Joker's visual strengths are color-related. Textures and fine detail are also extremely refined from start to finish, from those aforementioned costume designs to skin pores and caked-on clown makeup. While some of the perceived detail has been artificially produced via a fine grain filter over the digital image, it's a convincing formula that gives Joker an unusually film-like appearance. Modest to strong depth is achieved with various focal techniques, while black levels and shadow detail are both very stable with absolutely no flagrant signs of banding or compression artifacts. Warner Bros.' Blu-ray -- even with its surprisingly low bit rate -- received top marks in the video department, so it's no surprise that the 4K's much heftier 2160p transfer proportionally earns perfect scores by its own rating scale. This is simply a top-tier disc that likely rivals even the best theatrical experience just a few short months ago.