Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is okay movie, some good action I will give 80%

Great Movie! Looks great in 4k! Would Recommend!!!

Good movie I enjoy must be a sequel as Jason borne

Great picture, Dolby frame rates off the charts!!’

Great movie and looks great on my Samsung Q90 2020

Movie was ok, very complicated story, make sure you pause when you go to the bathroom or you'll be confused as to what is going on. As well, it is mastered in DTS, if you have an LG TV it won't passthrough lossless audio.

Lots of action, but quite confusing. Bass and rumble in sound track was distracting. Could have been a much better movie with the story idea and resources used. Had the result of much discussion and thought post movie however. Just my opinion.

The home theater sound from this movie is intense with atmos or height speakers. Definitely a movie you have to pay close attention to. I've been told you have to watch it a few times while it's still fresh in your memory to understand it.

I own a OLED TV and a mid range surround sound. I say this because this is one of the best films to really demo out your HT. Otherwise, the plot makes no sense and will leave you with more questions then answers.

Fantastic PQ and AQ, however the story is quite convoluted and difficult to follow. Even with a Klipsch RP-450C center speaker, dialogue is often hard to discern, which is extremely rare for me with my center speaker.

I've tried to watch this movie 3 or 4 times but never finished. I get it because it's supposed to be a showcase of 4k blu-ray quality. Quality wise, I think it's great and that's why I have it.

Convoluted story telling , I feel like I’ll have to watch it another 5 times to fully comprehend what us going on but the fx used and action displayed makes up for the negatives. I would buy this when it’s on sale.

The sound mix on the Blu-ray is horrible (didn't try the 4K disk). Couldn't decipher much of the dialog--and therefore the plot--because it's drowned out by music and sound effects--not to mention, the lead characters are required to yell their lines through oxygen masks during a good chunk of the movie (don't ask). I'd return it but I'd already cashed in the Digital copy before I watched the Blu-ray. Two stars only because it looks great and includes some Nolan-trademark crazy action sequences. Good cast, too, but I don't think they had any more of a clue than I did what was going on.

This was a bit of a disappointment for me. I expected it to be...more engaging. The movie started out ok but I eventually lost track of the plot. Visually the 4k is good, but the movie was a letdown.

The picture quality is outstanding but the sound quality is a mixed bag. The music and special effects are so loud that you can’t hear the dialogue which is crucial in this very complicated movie.

Kinda disappointed in sound transfer. Really had to tweak settings to hear dialogue. Explosions and gunfire is really loud, just like most o Nolans films.

What a trip! While the visuals were absolutely crazy, it felt like this was more about what I was seeing than being engrossed in a story. Worth a viewing, but expect to be lost for a bit at the start.

Not his best film but certainly watchable. Moments of flat acting and some strange editing choices don't help the winding textured story you'd expect from this guy.

I had really high hopes for this movie. I am a big Nolan fan, but this one just is lacking. Special effects are great, but the story is weak.

Frustrating to watch. If you love Nolan then this movie is for you but if you like to be entertained then don't bother. This shouldn't be that hard, really come on Nolan get over yourself.