Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was born when this came out, so i have watched this movie soooo many times. It is such a great fairy-tale. As a kid, the grim reaper scared me and the naked parts came to me as a surprise. I wouldn't think of it as a children's movie, but a great movie for people of all ages. Baron Munchausen made me laugh so many times and Sarah kept the movie exciting. Robin Williams acted crazy as always. Baron's stories, somewhat unbelievable, yet interesting made me stay on the edge of my seat the whole time. The ending is GREAT! I seriously recommend others to see this movie and to make it part of their collection.

This Blue-Ray release has just about everything fans of this film could want, plus an additional bonus feature not available on the standard dvd release. Unfortunately, the only setback in my opinion, is that the image is just too digital (as has often been the case for many recent high-def transfers gracing both the blue-ray and hd-dvd formats). Still though, one of the greatest and most underrated films ever made in my opinion!

this was on of my favorite movies growing up, i loved watch this movie wekkends & the Baron fight off the turks then at the end disapper! i recommend this movie to others because it is a fantasy to end all fantasies!

a superb dvd release. Has just about everything fans of this film would want to see. One of the greatest and most underrated films ever made in my opinion.

Pretty good movie. I enjoyed watching it and the cast does a good job.

I love this movie. Got to love the old special effects. Great blu ray transfer.

I liked Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the other films not so much. This, while creative, is boring, sharp toned and forgettable. The only way I would ever watch this again is if I went through the treatment that Alex DeLarge went through in A Clockwork Orange, this film is just as horrifying to me as those ultraviolent shock films were to him. Ahh, I wanted to like this film too. I love Terry Gilliam films: Brazil, The Fisher King, 12 Monkeys, Fear and Loathing in Las Vages, all brilliant original films and adaptations.