Customer Ratings & Reviews

Saw it in theaters and could not wait to get the blu-ray. A must have for any fan of the triology

Captivating movie with great cast and screenplay. Definitely one to own!

If you saw the movie in the theatre or didn't, this movie is well worth having in your collection. Not totally sold on the extended edition but some may find the price worth it.

I thought this one was so good. The battle scenes were so good. They're is a lot to see in them.

Finally found this DVD and the price was a steal. Another great deal at Best Buy.

Basically it's one big fight with some focus on obsession. Probably the weakest of the Hobbit movies, but some satisfying scenes none-the-less. Martin Freeman continues to charm.

Bought for a birthday gift and Best Buy was the only place we found it in stock. Great price too

my boys love this picture , we find in the store in a few minutes we only went to buy this movie

The movie stuck pretty close to the book and other movies. The 3D was excellent quality as well.

Of course there were things missing from the book - but I still thought it was a fantastic movie!

My son's dad loved his birthday present and loved the extended edition. He loves this series.

Wonderful end to the story. Not everything keeps to the book, but still a great story.

this is a great finish to the trilogy. everything is done very well and the action is remarkable

Completing my collection of Hobbit films. I wished Best Buy had a broader selection

movie is awesome non stop the battle scenes are epic Peter Jackson did an excellent job as usual

I have followed this series from the start. I never get board. The charters always surprise me.

The third and final part of the Hobbit story. Cant miss the grand conclusion of this epic tale!

Bought to finish my collection. Forgot how touching the ending is. Great movie

Battle of the 5 Armies was a good movie to end the Hobbit Trilogy. Lot of good combat scenes.

I believe that this movie was not as good as the rest of the trilogy. There was action, but it appeared the director was milking it in this endeavor. After seeing this, I believe that he could have edited it together with Desolation of Smaug (Part 2) and still made a movie short enough to market. Trilogy movies derived from shorter stories (compared to Lord of the Rings) rarely can pull enough content to keep people interested for almost 8 hours of movie. All in all, this was only bought to finalize the trilogy on video, for us.