Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great movie go to bestbuy and buy it now, o wait Bestbuy bailed on customers of Physical media

This was a fun older movie to watch. Very action packed.

This is one of my most favorite movies of all time!! A disgruntled police officer gets beat down, then becomes an unknown face, and gets trained by a Korean martial arts master who teaches him how to dodge bullets. Love it!!

nypd officer has his death faked so he can become a reluctant secret agent for an unofficial government agency. he will become the 11th commandment "thou shall not get away with it" trained by a Korean martial arts expert. with some very funny , dry quips. "what were you doing at the statue of liberty". "chasing pigeons".

Great action/comedy. Appropriate for all ages. One of my favorites growing up. My VCR tape was old and wearing out. Glad to upgrade and purchase on DVD. Cool seeing WTC in background and Statue of Liberty up close (even if under repair).

REMO WILLIAMS IS A GREAT MOVIE IF YOUR INTO ACTION ADVENTURE.... GOOD FOR ANYONE. HARD TO FIND AND WAS REALLY GLAD BEST BUY HAD IT.

This is a classic movie, first time widescreen with special features that are really good.

Awesome movie happy to see it on blu ray finally yay

Was the movie we were looking for, and it arrived in a timely fashion

This is ultimately a silly film. Featuring a fairly average unremarkable transfer. The sound on this fares a bit better than the picture. A few fun featurettes and a commentary are included

80s classic finally gets an anamorphic DVD release. Go Remo!

This is one of those films that will appeal only to select appetites, but generally speaking, those who like this film tend to consider it tops on their list. A great B-movie in every sense, directed by the late Guy Hamilton (of James Bond fame), 'Remo' is just a fun action movie to watch, with several good performances and some great stunt sequences, add in the well written dialogue and exceptional comic relief and you've got a great movie in my opinion! The dvd itself presents a decent full-screen image only (no widescreen), but considering the film was shot 'matted' widescreen anyway, you don't lose any picture with the full-screen version. In fact, you actually get more picture than you're supposed to in most scenes (just watch the scene where Remo is doing his balance-beam sequence in Chiun's apartment, you can see the harness wires the stuntman has attached to him). This movie is well worth the buy for die-hard fans as 'Remo' will probably not get a special edition release anytime in the near future.