Customer Ratings & Reviews

This was a fantastic 4K title to own for your 4K TV. The interchanging IMAX ratios in the film made this a great film to watch. I initially did not dig this film or its plot, but a few rewatches later, I was sold my Jordan Peele's vision and story telling. Thank you!

Jordan Peele does it again with a though provoking and mind bending thriller! Keeps you on the edge of your seat and does not disappoint!

I love this movie. It is a keep you on your toes thriller that keeps you on your toes. & when you think that it's all figured out....NOPE! There's more to the story. I love the digital download capability to watch it whenever i want. Extras on the fly are always welcomed.

One of the most spectacular movies ever made! Peele perfectly captures the fun and excitement that Spielberg brought to movies with Jaws and Close Encounters- all couched in an important message about exploitation and the erasure of Black history. A must-watch for any one who loves movies

Dolby Atmos is incredible one of the best in this movie! Incredible sound IMAX top notch.

great movie and amazing 4k so glad they added the imax sequences demo disc fs

It's a bad movie in my opinion but the quality of the 4k is excellent

This is a good movie by Jordan peel of Kerry and peel

One of Jordan Peele's better movies imo. The rest are overrated.

Jordan Peele's "Us" blew me away when I saw it in theaters. When I heard he was coming out with another movie, I was excited. He helped work on Candyman which was disappointing to say the least but in his defense, there was just too much going on and cut from the movie. But you can really feel that "Nope"is fully his own work, and it's so great. I felt physically scared during certain parts of the film but I couldn't hide or look away for a second, unlike with other horror movies. Jordan Peele's movies, Get Out, Us, and Nope, are just a nice refreshing change of pace and truly seem like a new era or horror. His next movie is planned to be released by December 2024 and I just cant wait, I know it'll be great and possibly even better than his previous works. Us is still my favorite but I can't deny that Nope just pushed his brilliance even more.

I give this movie 5 stars for memorializing Frys electronics forever in cinema. What a great tribute hidden within the film. It was filmed ad the store was going out of business around the time of the pandemic. It will forever be remembered in this movie. As for the movie itself it was nice to see the lead from Get Out in yet another Jordan Peele movie and Keke Palmer is electrifying in her role. The concept is interesting. Cameos from Donna Mills and Keith David add to the movies nostalgia and plot. Steven Yeun, Barbie Ferreira, Brandon Parea, and Michael Wincott compliment the movie well.

Loved the movie at the theater, so bought the disc when it came out. Unfortunately, I waited a few months before actually watching the 4K disc and to my dismay, it had a glitch in the playing. I would get hung up and skip a few seconds ahead to resume the play. I cleaned the disc, but couldn't fix the problem. Thankfully, it also came with the blu-ray disc which played just fine.

Nope is one of those movies that is best experienced with as little information as possible. Before watching, I knew aliens were involved in the film, but I had also heard there was a twist that took it away from aliens...and that was about it. This review will be about as spoiler free as possible, which is a shame because when I finished watching the film I was ready to watch it again...the themes and the various narratives are dense and it leaves you with a lot to think about. This film is many things...and most of them are good to amazing. It is very ambitious and while it swings for the fences, it doesn't always connect in the way it wants to. That's ok...it's better that the film TRY to be new and innovative and "swing for the fences" rather than be dull and safe. If I had to pick a single theme out of this it is "exploitation." All of the characters either are exploited or are attempting to exploit others. The title, I believe, represents that moment where you say a situation is too much and you either shut down (which happens in the film) or you go on the offensive (which also happens in the film). It turns certain long-standing paradigms on their head in an interesting and creative way. There are themes of race and I've read that the entire antagonist (purposely staying vague...) is actually a metaphor for Hollywood who sucks in people with its notion of spectacle. Who knows...? That's part of what makes this film work is that while it operates on scares and spectacle on one level, it is also providing themes and metaphorical perspectives on a whole other level. 12 hours after watching it I'm still reflecting on it...things I thought didn't work immediately after watching it I have come to realize that perhaps they did and am now very excited to go back and re-watch and discover new clues, perspectives and ideas. When was the last time a mainstream film did all that? A word on those scares and spectacles...this is one of the best "spielbergian monster movies" that I have seen in a long time. The slow, slow build up (the first 40 minutes) leading to an unseen enemy with the audience witness more to the reactions of the cast to what they're experiencing. This is the sort of filmmaking that Steven Spielberg made famous in the 70s and 80s, and is often times duplicated but rarely so well imitated as what is accomplished in Nope. The entire third act was just fantastic and exciting. There is a scene in a stable (you'll know it when you see it) about a third through the film that was quite frightening...and there was no blood, gore, or any of the other horror tropes. And the film was just getting started at that point...there was so much more to come... That said, the film isn't perfect and, as indicated previously, misses on some things. It rushes through important plot points that I didn't realize where important or what they were communicating until I watched the making of special. Other scenes, while enriching the narrative, don't ADD to the narrative. You could take some scenes out and the movie wouldn't change a bit. I understand why the Gordy sequences were in the film, what they add to the film and the sheer horror they bring. But they don't really do much for the plot...they're backstory but they're given prominence over some really key things that got glossed over... But art is subjective and that's part of the fun! The disc itself looks great in both 4K and Blu Ray, and the audio is fantastic...the scoundscape (both effects and music) really plays an important role in this film - some of the results are incredible to listen to and really enhanced and enriched the film. There are a better than average collection of special features included on the discs as well. There is nearly a one hour VERY comprehensive making of for the film...as I mentioned earlier, some of the more glossed over key points became clearer after I watched this. There's also a second documentary that lasts fifteen minutes about...stuff (staying vague, again - it really is to your benefit). There is a gag real (ehhh...those aren't as funny as they're made out to be usually) and a neat introspective about the very first moving picture ever, which plays a key part in the film. Overall, this is an alien invasion movie that uses the themes of exploitation, spectacle and missed perspectives to subvert expectations. As it does that in a creative and effective manner, it employs some great filmmaking technique to build up a fun, engaging and scary experience that is more unique than most movies out there today. It doesn't quite achieve everything it sets out to do, but the fact it is as ambitious as it is, and that it turned out as well as it did, is commendble. Present that film in a 4k/Blu ray package that has a slipcover (with shiny foil across the top), a substantial and comprehensive bundle of extras and a top-notice video and audio presentation...and you've got a winner. Should you skip this movie? Nope!

Extremely disappointed in Best Buy’s decisions to no longer sell physical media movies in 2024. Really hope they can reconsider. However, product came without any damage and at a good price. Love the imax scenes which the whole movie could have been done that way.

I thought that this movie was a very good one. I think that the storyline was good and also the directing and acting. I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants a science fiction movie with a different type of twist.

Solid product offering here and another win by Jordan Peele. Somewhat of a divisive film among filmgoers but I enjoyed it in theaters and liked it just as much at home with this 4K UHD disc.

One of the most well shot films I’ve seen in a long time. Picture and sound both excellent!!! Story too notch! Subtext even better! Deep story, amazing visuals makes for an excellent purchase

ULTRA 4K IS MUCH BETTER THAN BLU-RAY. Even with upscaling there is no comparison. Get a panasonic ultra player and enjoy this movie. I missed this at the theater. It is worth collecting.

This movie is good. If you like suspense, then this movie is for you. I like the directors idea of the movie and how he directed the movie

Nope is gonna be such a Classic. Make sure u hav a very good video & sound source.. Because both are outstanding!!!! Be ready to be Wowed....