Customer Ratings & Reviews

Finally got around to seeing this with this release. I wish I would have seen it when I was younger, I probably would have enjoyed it more. I still enjoyed it however and thought it was a pretty cool movie. It does look dated but the PQ looks great on 4K. The packaging is excellent.

I had to get it on Blu-Ray fora better picture and sound, it was like watching it for the first time the picture was great and the soundtrack was amazing I really like this movie.

The only reason for the four stars here is because the digibook anniversary edition of Labyrinth is the superior edition of the film. It boasts a new (and noticeably better) transfer and comes in a lavish, attractive package. With that said, this particular edition of Labyrinth here is still serviceable with a quality HD transfer and various special features to boot. If you're just a casual fan, this more economic variation will do but if Labyrinth is one of your favorites then you owe it to yourself to get the anniversary edition.

All this movie has not aged very gracefully for the new generation, for those of us products of the 1980s, you will be highly entertained by the numerous volume of special features included on this disk, including numerous various documentaries and behind the scenes features, as well as commentaries featuring Brian Henson as well as others. A relatively low costing Blu-ray set considering all of the additional value they get from the special features. Strongly recommended.

This was a favorite movie when I was younger. Looks great in Dolby vision and good sound. For an old movie it was done well.

Believe it or not I have ever seen the movie labyrinth. I didn’t know exactly what to expect. Jennifer Connelly was charming. David Bowie was whimsical. I highly recommend this wonderful film, even though it cost $26 million to make and only made $13 million. Money isn’t everything: they’re making a remake right now.

I have seen this film many times on tv, but have never owned it until now. The Blu-ray picture is good, as well as the sound The package is a very nice book with tons of photos from the film. Having the digital copy come with this and the sale price best buy had it for, I am very happy with this purchase.

A bit of a weird movie if you didn't grow up with it, but it looks and sounds amazing on 4K. Definitely the best way to experience this odd but fun film!

Rating is from my wife as this is her movie. She likes it and considers it a classic for her

Good Family viewing. Muppets and Bowie did a Great Job as well as Connelly. The Kids will like it.

If you are a fan of The Dark Crystal or Willow, this movie is set in those kinds of fantasy worlds with a LOT of puppet characters. Oh, and David Bowie is the Bad Guy, SPOILERS!!!

what did i just watch, there was a bulge, there was a door... don't make me relive it... i beg you.... oh! I didn't know you were here today.

The 30th anniversary edition of Labyrinth looks just as fantastic as my memory said it should from back during the original theatrical release.

7 year old daughter loves it and watches it several times a year. Good movie for families or if you loved it originally.

Ahh, the 80's was a wonderful time in the history of cinema. You could proudly (and foolishly sometimes) wear your heart on your sleeve and be as imaginative and quirky as you wanted to be, without the ubiquitous cynicism and terminal irony that runs rampant today, infecting and crushing your story. And thus darkish and buoyant fantasy films like Labyrinth were born (directed by Jim Henson and written by Terry Jones of Monty Python). Fun, campy, enchanting, inspiring, a bit airy and a bit dark, and very imaginative, are the best words to describe this "Alice in Wonderland" type story that mixes Jim Henson's amazing puppetry with fantastical and phantasmagorical set pieces, David Bowie's rich and silky singing, and young and beautiful Jennifer Connelly making her way through a world of oddities and wonder. Since most special effects are done with CGI these days, Labyrinth is a welcomed nostalgic return to the skillful use of practical effects (though there is some prominent green screen). This Bluray is a handsome step up from the DVD in both sound and video. It is not the cleanest image but it looks fantastic in 1080! There are also some nice extras on this disc. Labyrinth is more Grimm's than a Disney type fairy tale. I wholeheartedly recommend that you introduce your child to this magical, musical and imaginatively dark and fun film!

Bowie, Henson, and in “digibook” form. You can’t go wrong, especially for it’s nostalgic value.

This movie is great around fall time to watch with family. Not scary just thrilling.

The movie didn't get good reviews when it was made, but it's Henson's cult classic now.

This is a classic movie that would be a great movie for movie night.

This is one movie that I am glad I own, it is a classic.