Customer Ratings & Reviews

Upgrading my Star Wars movie collection to 4k. Glad to find a Black Friday deal.

This film is for diehard Star Wars fans and can be considered Star Wars 3.9 in the sequence of events that follows it in Star Wars 4. The plot concerns the rebels finding the plans for the Death Star, while it is being built. The resistance will now have the means of discovering its weakness, which is brought to fruition in Star Wars 4. Sadly, the new characters cannot be held over into that episode and so they become true heroes and (spoiler alert) martyrs for the cause. What other back stories they may have in the works, is anybody's guess.

Amazing Audio & Video quality. Makes a big difference watching it in 4k, especially a StarWars Movie

Good movie written like a futuristic version of an old WWII movie. Nice ending.

Good movie, not our favorite Star Wars movie but worth a watch. DVD plays as it should.

One of the best new star war films and the best 4K quality film highly recommend

Fills in some back stories. Has a good connection to the series. Glad I bought it.

Taking place just before episode IV, Rogue One is low on sentament and high on action. Like all other Star Wars movies, it has some predictable elements (a epic showdown at the end, a witty robot, etc) but the storyline is enough to keep your interest. The good news is we know what happens before and after the movie so there is no waiting a couple years to find out what is next to happen. It's a self contained adventure that captures your attention and answers a few minor questions left on the table by previous movies. It was worth the watch.

Added this Blu-ray edition of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. This keeps my collection up to date. For those Star Wars lovers there are so many pieces from the past in this movie to keep your interest. The new actors are good and seeing the old droids was great. Image quality is excellent 5 out of 5 stars Sound quality is excellent 5 out of 5 stars This is a must have to keep your Star Wars collection up to date. I went in to buy the Steel case limited edition version on Wednesday and discovered that version sold out Tuesday afternoon.

Best star wars movie since the original trilogy movies. Excellent sound & picture.

What can I say...it’s Star Wars and you will enjoy the movie. Wanted the 4K version and the quality is super.

Enjoyed the movie the best out of all the new releases of Disney's take on Star Wars.

Film is a separate story from the Star Wars films. A risky move from Disney but paid off

Really well done movie in the Star Wars Universe! The production design and camera work really captures that classic "Episode IV" feel. The overall plot is pretty grim and the ending is very dark and somber (no spoilers) but I like that it was "darker" in terms of the tone of the story as it gave it a real "edge". Overall, the character development was pretty good (could have used more character development for the main character though). The Blu Ray itself is an Awesome print and looks stunning on a 4K Big Screen TV. Highly recommended!

How to fill a plot hole in 133 minutes. Essentially one giant fan film filled with a bunch of tiny references for Star Wars die hards. Maybe we didn’t all like the CGI characters, and maybe not everyone found Darth Vader’s dad joke as delightful as some of us. And maybe the updated tech and stage fighting skills makes Obi-Wan and Darth Vader’s final battle in A New Hope seem a bit...low-key, but I mean, at least we can all agree on the fact that the hallway scene at the end of Rogue One was nothing short of utterly and completely badass.

Although made to be a stand-alone anthology, Rogue One, the first screenplay in the Star Wars Anthology series, does a great job stitching together some of the missing pieces between Star Wars Episode III ("Revenge of the Sith") and Episode IV ("A New Hope"). My only complaint in the movie is some of the characters are animated. That being said, it's hard to tell unless you are a die-hard fan of the original movies. And even with the animations, I'm glad they were included in Rogue One because they were integral in setting up Episode IV.

If you're reading this review, you've probably seen Rogue One already and are considering buying the Blu-Ray. So, you already know that it's a great film on it's own, but they intentionally did some things to make it feel a bit less Star Wars than the "canon" films. No opening crawl, no memorable music themes, and a little darker and more serious. As far as the Blu-ray is concerned, it's full of plenty of extras to keep you occupied for hours. If you're a Star Wars fan and you don't have this movie, just push "Add to Cart."

Great buy! I have the Best Buy Star Wars box set, but I wanted the complete set. Looks great in 4K.

While the enclosed discs don't seem any different, the Steelbook artwork looks great.

I'm a sucker for Steele books and since this movie isn't in any trilogy, I saw no sense waiting for a box set. The art on it is fantastic and for the release price, I was happy with it. It wasn't till I got to the check out where I saw it was also the 3D version! I own a 3d tv so I was pleased that was included (but didn't influence my decision) It wasn't till I got home when I realized it ALSO had a 4th disc with extra content. It was at that point when I realized I got the full bundle. I am very happy to add this to my collection.