Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you love early ‘60’s British fashion and music, this one will get your attention right away. Eloise is an attractive young naïve girl who lives with her grandmother. She has aspirations of becoming a fashion designer. She has been accepted to one of the top fashion schools in London and moves there. Once there, she does not get along with her roommates and branches off to live on her own and that’s where things get interesting. She begins to live vicariously through another young girl named Sandie (Ana Taylor-Joy) from the ‘60’s London setting. The lyrics from Petula Clark’s Downtown “The Lights are Much Brighter There” come to life as she follows Sandie through the streets and clubs of London hoping to become just like her. But as the movie progresses we find that Sandie really didn’t have it as good as Eloise thought, and that the horrors that affected Sandie come home to haunt Eloise in a brutal fashion (excuse the pun). The movie’s presentation is hypnotic; full of cinematic glamour and visual delights. As Eloise discovers hard truths toward the end, the tone of the movie changes dramatically and makes you realize you should have seen it coming.

A bit slow and all over the place but all around a great watch,

Great storyline, fantastic acting. The 4k disc is only slightly better than regular blu-ray.

Great movie. Excellent story and a must watch, two thumbs up!

Eggers 3rd outing as director reaffirms that he is one of the most talented directors currently making movies today. This movie was heavy on visuals, mythology but could have used more action. Regardless it is a beautiful movie worth a watch. 4k looks great!

I ordered this online because of the low Father's Day prices. The 4k version was much cheaper than the Blu-Ray/Dvd by one dollar. The Blu-Ray was reduced by a dollar off its original retail price, the 4k was $13 cheaper! I watched about half of the film but I like watching the extras more!

Just a great movie with a twist ending you don't see coming.

I would rate this movie a solid 7.5/10, it's not the greatest movie, but it's really solid and well done. There are some truly beautiful shots. Similarly to Baby Driver, music plays a huge role in this movie. All in all, a solid outing from one of my favorite directors.

Edgar Weight finest psychological thriller he made, and noir as well. Very stylistic and beautiful cinematography. Thomasin McKenzie was amazing in this especially Anya-Taylor Joy. It could be confusing at first but soon it’ll make sense, well to most people.

This is a really interesting story that can leave you wanting more. The cast is excellent. The production is top-notch. I'd heard many great reviews of this film and I'm glad I purchased it in 4K. The picture quality is awesome.

Great movie very creative and pulls the viewer in great dialog

This movie is stylish, psychological thriller, very Unique movie, and has excellent cinematography. This is one of my most anticipated film of 2021, Well played characters, must see it......

Awesome movie! I really enjoy watching Anya Taylor-Joy act in movies/shows and the director from Baby Driver! I just wish this movie got the steelbook treatment it deserves. Great movie and the 4K really pops in some scenes!

Picked this 4K disc up while on sale at a reasonable price, while browsing the store. I really enjoyed this movie with its twist and turns and very climatic ending. Can’t wait to see it again when friends stop by.

After watching this flick 3 times in the movie theatre, I had to pick up the 4K. It does NOT disappoint! Phenomenal picture and infinitely rewatchable!

This movie had me hooked from the beginning. The vibe of the neon, eerily upbeat 60s music, and intense cinematography, is unmatched Anya Taylor Joy & Thomasin Mckenzie are just wonderful in it.

Seen alot of positive reveiws about this movie!! So I decided to give it a shot well worth it usually not my genre of movie but definitely worth a viewing.

Edgar Wright’s love letter to 60’s Soho, ghost stories, and slasher genre is great fun and looks fantastic in 4K and HDR. This was my 2nd favorite movie of 2021 after Dune.

Last Night in Soho is a visually stunning look as a young lady ventures to 1960s London Soho as anothrt person through a series of visions.

A great thriller with good preformances by Anya Taylor Joy and Thomasin Eloise. The 4k disk packing looks good on my shelf and on screen.