Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this star wars steelbook along with others for my husband. He loves the stories alone and the covers are just a plus.

The best Star Wars story in my opinion. This is a time where the Clone Wars were reaching its last moments, and Anakin/Obi-Wan's relationship was stronger than ever. The fights, the score, the visual effects, this movie looks great on 4K, totally recommend it.

This film is a great movie. While I didn't like the prequels at first the more I see this movie the more I love it.

Great conclusion to the prequels! If you love Star Wars then you know they aren’t perfect, but they put a smile on your face!

A must have for any Star Wars fan. If you are new to the series this is the third in the whole story.

Since this is the best Star Wars movie I was extremely happy to be able to pick it up on 4k. I’ve watched this movie 30 times and I’ll watch it 30 more. Never gets old. Love it.

I love the franchise and i love how every single movie has a steelbook its a must buy for each one of them

Being one of those that grew up on the classic trilogy, the prequels were definite step down. They were still fun, and brought at least some of the nostalgic feeling back, despite taking forever to release the full prequel trilogy. This last entry in that prequel series was representative of both the best and worst of the whole thing. We got the completely awesome vantage point of watching Anakin truly devolve into a blathering mess, that became Darth Vader. We also got a great extra villain in General Grievous (as pictured on the cover). We had a few somewhat incomplete explanations as to how everything went from this film to the next in the sequence, which is better completed by watching the animated Clone Wars and Rebels series, but still a significant gap nonetheless. With regard to this steelbook, regardless of the quality of the film, relative to the original Star Wars films; This is a great release. The packaging is beautiful, the features aren't missing anything that you really need unless you are a Jedi Master of nerdiness :D Overall, for those who would like to own the film, this is an excellent way to do it, if you want to have a cool, collectible set. It even matches my Episode VII steelbook.

This case is a fun and can definitely be a collectors item. Recommended highly for gift giving.

I bought this online and it did not take long to ship at all. I was happy with the product .

It’s a great movie of course. However I love the artwork and the feel of the steel book cover.

It's star wars, what would you expect! Great movie, great effects and really great story.

Lots to like about this 4k: Color and clarity are phenomenal. Atmos; especially the opening theme, gives the movie a new atmosphere. My only complaint was having to replace the disc because it skipped several times while playing.

Some of the best Light Saber fights in the entire saga. The 4K version of this film is beyond stunning. If you've got a decent subwoofer you are going to be floored!

This movie was a bit dated. I figured getting the 4K version I would be getting something a bit more. I have Dolby Atmos system and I did not hear anything significantly better than Dolby digital. The UHD video made the film very watchable and skin tones were superb. I mostly bought this 4K for the Dolby Atmos and I think I'm going to need a little more cowbell. Average sound quality at best.

A very good storyline with poor performance by Hayden Christensen

You can’t go wrong with the beautiful steelbook and the blu Ray quality of the movie

Case and movie were in perfect condition needed this to complete the steel book set

This movie got me started in watching Star Wars and collecting all of the series.

Disney does not make good 4k products, as they upscale and use fake HDR. Their spund volume has always been a problem as well. All Disney Star Wars 4k discs are upscales from the then George Lucas BD's. I bought them all then returned all but Revenge of the Sith, since this was supposed to have been the one with the technical (color) upgrade. I did an A/B comparison between 4k and the BD, and the BD is sharper and more detailed. This is because the latter two prequels were recorded in 1080p digital, with Sith having used the full 4:4:4 color while Clones used 4:2:2 or so. I did not see any improvement that go me excited. If you have the BD's, stick with those because they are the resolution they are supposed to be - 1080P, and it cannot get any better, as it is essentially capped. Some may feel compelled to buy, but you will be disappointed if ypu expected real 4k and HDR.