Customer Ratings & Reviews

The movie was just ok itself. The 4k picture can't really say because I never watched it in blu-ray to compare the 2 but the atmos soundtrack was awesome. Wish all movie releases going forward had atmos soundtracks,

The sci-fi aspects were on-point, but the persistent annoying screams from one of the characters did the opposite. Completely unnecessary and overplayed, they detracted from the enjoyment.

This is a fun, not great movie. I purchased for the digital code in the hope that I could convert it to 4k in iTunes. That didn't work with this purchase since it was a UV code.

This one gets 3 1/2 Stars in my book. Good story, good acting along with some solid comedy to boot. Entertaining overall.

Forgot how hilarious this movie was, used to watch it all the time as a kid

You're not going to get your money's worth out of this. Buy the blu ray.

Crazy futuristic film with Bruce Willis. Steelbook is a nice design too.

This the best Sci-Fi for Bruce Willies, recommend for all family

One of the best movies I like. Always watch it when I can.

I like this movie.very good reviews and stuff like that

If you love sci-fi you are definitely in for a treat

similar to leon the professional: absolutely nothing different from the original release. They can say it was mastered in 4k, but luc besson made some shots intentionally grainy and gritty. should have thought of that when I double dipped. Nothing improved. maybe some sound enhancements but even a side by side shows a slight difference making them shades darker to hide the grain. i prefer brighter. the preference is up to you

I already own a digital copy of the movie. The 4k version is not an upgrade over the digital format. I compared it to the quality of my Blue Ray version of Star Wars a new hope. A movie made in the 70's on and remastered for Bluray looks much better than the 4k version of the fith element. I would not recommend this movie for anyone that already owns a digital, or bluray version

This is a great film and I am glad to find it on Blu-Ray, however, the lack of Special Features kind of left me feeling wanting and disappointed. I now have to keep my DVD version just to have the Special Features, which is most of the reason that I buy a film on disk. I won't recommend this film based on that lack.

The transfer on this looks great; however, I was really hoping for some really good extras. The disc was lacking in that area. So if you just want a fantastic transfer, buy this one. If you want one with all the great extras, then you may wanna stick with one of the older releases. Overall, it's fine for me.

The Steelbook itself is beautiful. This film looks very nice in 4k and HDR. My only issue with it is the amount of grain. It's really heavy and quite distracting to me. Some people don't mind film grain but it's quite distracting IMO.

I love this movie, and rating does not reflect the movie itself. It happens to be packaged in one of those frustrating DVDs that does not allow you to download it to iTunes. I hate when I have to download to another place and then have to go somewhere else to watch my movie.

A fun, scifi adventure filled with typical action tropes of the 90's and Bruce Willis. Chris Tucker had me rollin in laughter but some of the dialogue was cringey. Gary Oldman was great as usual. Steelbook artwork drove me to purchase.

I love this cult favorite film and personally give it 5 stars. The 4k master though, is average. You don't need this on 4k frankly, there's really no difference from Blu-ray.

The movie itself is as entertaining as ever. The video is definitely an upgrade over the 1080 Blu-ray, but not reference quality. There is an abundance of film grain which I don’t mind but I know many do not like it.