Customer Ratings & Reviews

Knives out is a fun who-done-it with some interesting twists and turns.

Amazing movie, well acted and great quality disk 4k

Enjoyable movie - made you think you figured it out but still had you guessing

Excellent movie, great purchase. Variety of movies to choose from.

The movie looks great on 4K. A very interesting twist on whodunnits.

I really enjoyed the movie. It was a fun murder mystery movie.

Excellent. A clever murder mystery with a sense of humor.

Haven’t seen it yet but I’m hoping to watch it soon. Great cast!

the disc was loose in the case but the movie is awesome

Great whodunnit for family movie night and awesome cast.

Lots of well known actors and actresses. Fun mystery movie

On the surface, Knives Out is a movie crafted in the vein of Clue or an Agatha Christie murder-mystery, but these genre constructs are only present to (mostly) serve as the conduit for writer/director Johnson to better express his feelings about, his concerns for, his frustrations with and his fears concerning America in 2019. Johnson is known for having split the Star Wars community in half with his previous film, Episode VIII - The Last Jedi, but before he took on a Star Wars movie he began his career in smaller fare like Brick before moving into bigger, but still very original features like The Brothers Bloom and Looper. Each of these films have a distinct nature in terms of the type of storytelling or genre Johnson is conveying his voice and ideas through and that is very much the case with Knives Out. When Johnson is working within a genre that allows him the room to elaborate on characters and scenarios in the way that he very clearly enjoys doing it is a formula that is almost unstoppable. Knives Out is a near-perfect film not only because it serves this allegorical purpose, but also because it can be enjoyed simply as a murder-mystery as it is wholly satisfying on just this level.

I love this movie and was incredibly excited to watch it on 4k and for the most part, it was good, until the last 15 minutes, where the disc froze and skipped a whole 7 minutes into the end credits. I rewound it to that moment and it still froze but skipped 30 seconds after the scene. The worst part is: I can't return it anymore. Check your discs and watch them as soon as possible or you might end up with a problem with no solution, like me.

This was an excellent movie and it was even better in 4k.

Good movie. Interesting plot. Jamie lee curtis is good.

Craig and the cast absolutely crushed it. Great movie!

Great movie, a classic to watch over and over again!

Great movie, excellent who done it and a great cast.

I really enjoyed this star packed film. If you like Agatha Christie and Sherlock Holmes stories (and like the game Clue), then you might really enjoy this film. Daniel Craig, Jamie Leigh Curtis, Chris Evans, LaKeith Stanfield, Toni Collette, Christopher Plummer, and Ana de Armas all give top notch performances (as does the entire ensemble)! I laughed alot while watching this film in part due to the excellent writing. The special features are worth checking out too. I saw this after I saw No Time To Die (also starring Craig and de Armas) and can honestly say that the performances of both of those actors that film is so very different from their performances in this film. Both stellar performances! All in all, Knives Out is fun viewing for the PG-13 crowd. I heard that a sequel is on the way and I can't wait to see that!

The parlor whodunnit made classic mystery by Dame Agatha Christie last century is a tougher feat to pull off than you would think. Maybe that's why there are so many remakes of Christie stories in theaters and streaming on line. Original concoctions that can compare to Christie are as rare as albino tigers, so it is especially gratifying to run across one in the Hollywood jungle. "Knives Out" is just such a creature. Writer-director Rian Johnson, whose last film "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" caused such a disturbance in the Force, seems like he is having fun again putting a cast that includes Jamie Leigh Curtis, Toni Collette, Chris Evans, Christopher Plummer, Michael Shannon, and a drolly funny Daniel Craig through a maze of mystery tropes that both pay homage to the classics while bringing the genre into contemporary relevance. Newcomer Ana de Armas walks away with the movie as a domestic servant who knows where all the bodies are buried. The newly released blu ray makes for a terrific night of home viewing.