Customer Ratings & Reviews

Star Wars: The Last Jedi 4K steelbook is a must have for movie lovers! The steelbook is well made and features gorgeous artwork. Even better, the 4K and Blu-Ray transfers are PERFECT! Not a flaw to be found video and audio wise. The extras are great, too, particularly the making-of.

I thought this chapter was really excellent. I especially liked it when Master Luke reached out with the Force (in like a physical astral projection manner) across a galaxy with Ren thinking he was right in front of him and his men, then oops, their fire power had no affect on Luke.

I loved this film and had to buy it as soon as it came out. I was apprehensive of the Movies Anywhere digital copy, since I typically use iTunes. That said, once I got online with the code, redemption was easy, even though I still used iTunes rather than Movies Anywhere's platform

Another star wars film. Not the best but worth the time

The original trilogy (Episodes 4-6) will always be tops in my opinion, but Episodes 7 and 8 are a step in the right direction after the mediocre prequels. Han, Luke and Leia all deserved better treatment though. As for the picture and sound quality, pure perfection. A must for any 4K owners.

The colors and visuals in this movie were stunning. Everything looked so crisp and clear. I was a bit leary about paying extra for the 4K version until I actually watched it. Now I know that all new releases that are action movies and special effects intense will all be 4K purchases for me!!

I thought this one was done very well. I really enjoy the Star Wars series films, and this is probably as good as the first 6 films.

Different for a Star Wars film but far from brilliant.

Some hardcore fans will tell you this movie is bad. It's not bad. I've loved Star Wars since the 70s, and I loved this movie. Saw it in the theater and bought the 4k version. The plot might have a couple, very minor holes. But overall, it's visually stunning and a thrill ride!

Could have been way better. Filmed in 4k so it looks great

A franchise that needs no introduction, this eighth film in the skywalker saga is an epic spectacle that begs to be watched in 4k on the biggest screen possible. I really like the steelbook cases and i believe that you can only get this one at best buy...

This should’ve been better but it’s still worth watching.

After seeing the movie for the first time, I was sort of conflicted. I needed more time to digest it, I needed to see it again. After the second viewing, I felt it was truly devoted to the Star Wars universe as it embraced the Magic and Mystery image of the past trilogies..

If this review is about the quality of packaging and such, it is just fine. If it is about the movie, you be the judge of that. I enjoy all of the movies just some more than others. It's better than now star wars movies right?

A Star Wars movie that changes everything, for better or worse. You've probably already made up your mind about this movie, so this review won't change it, but if you loved it like I did, the steelbook looks really nice and the special features give hours of extra content.

Only bought this to complete my Star Wars collection.

Been a star wars fan since the late 70’s when it came out in the movies and in the 80’s on DVD just gets better now cant wait till the complete set comes out on 4K just amazing and unreal so many changes in the movie I still look forward to buying the saga all over again

This item is the steel book containing the blu Ray, a digital copy of the film and a 4K copy. If you’re a fan of the series, this is edition of the film to pick up. In regards to the film, it’s classic Star Wars, but personally I enjoyed the previous title (rogue one) more.

I like to see what was cut from Star Wars movies. Sometimes the scenes are beautiful. They have quite a few scenes on this BlueRay that were deleted to shorten the theater version. They are shown on a separate disk with the director commenting on each of the scenes.

Personally I thought it was a great movie. Yeah there are tons of plot holes, but which Star Wars movie doesn’t have plot holes. It’s a fun adventure from start to finish. The way to watch this is in Dolby Vision. It looks better than the HDR, but honestly not by much. I have an LG C7