Customer Ratings & Reviews

Powerful and sobering film about the horrors of war and what people will do in war times. A must have in any collection.

Best sound and picture for this movie period. Excellent disk to show off your system.

Great to have this movie in 4K but it was $28 for a repackaged, one disc, barebones release, ugh

Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks) takes his men behind enemy lines to find Private James Ryan, whose three brothers have been killed in combat. Surrounded by the brutal realties of war, while searching for Ryan, each man embarks upon a personal journey and discovers their own strength to triumph over an uncertain future with honor, decency and courage.

This is such a great movie and it looks fantastic in 4K, highly recommend if you have loved this movie in the past

This is amazing war film it looks great on 4k I can’t put it in words how amazing this film is

Classic movie and the remastered 4k is awesome. Picture and sound are great.

This movie looks amazing in 4K on my Samsung TV! Last time I saw this movie was on DVD. Huge picture difference!

One of Thebest movies ever. In 4K. Good price xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Steven Spielberg delivered and continues intensely In 4K must for war movie .

One of my favorite war movies now in 4k. One of the most visually stunning 4k transfers yet. Highly recommended

Great Movie, was even better in 4K, played on a Sony player and Samsung TV. Thrilled

Make sure you have a good home theater for this movie. Sounds and visuals are amazing, and the movie is terrific.

The best WWII movie ever made. The 4K transfer takes it over the top.

this is a great movie and the shipping and packaging were in excellent shape and very timely.

Was waiting for this to go on 4K and it was worth the upgrade. The sound wand video are amazing just like the movie.

The quality of this film cannot be understated, an instant classic. Now even better in 4k, what's not to like?

Truly one of the greatest war epics of modern cinema. Spielberg and Hanks capture the raw chaos of WW2 combat.

Fantastic movie from an awesome director. 4K visuals with Dolby atmos supported audio.

At various points throughout the film, a "glare" appeared on the screen during some of the more "flashing" or explosive scenes (mainly the battles at the beginning and end). I assume this was due to an older film being "converted" to Bluray from a lesser format. My first experience with the phenomena, but I will be wary of it in the future.