Customer Ratings & Reviews

70mm 4k transfer and sound are amazing, must have.

Finally I have it in 4k that adds to the film but also takes away from it

Arrived quickly! Picked up on sale. Excellent transfer to 4K.

Looks great in 4K. Classic that needs to be seen in the best picture qulaity

It’s a classic for a reason. The 4k scan looks amazing.

Great movie and a must have for movie collectors. Plus great deal.

Wow. Old movie looks amazing in 4k! What a steal for $10.99

Excellent picture and sound quality. Minimum 50 characters.

One of my favorite 4k hobbies is mushroom cultivation.

Excellent quality for an older movie. Great sale price

Great restoration for a classic film. A must own for fans

Classic tale of four traveling misfits that find strength together.

Decent film with good 4k transfer. The steelbook looked awesome

Really nothing special here..i have a nice panasonic 4k player, audioquest cables, 85" samsung..we were so excited to watch on our setup..how dull..not fullscreen..colors were average..I would only get this if you dont own a copy already. Could barely tell it was 4k and i watch a lot of 4k movies.

4K picture really made this old movie worth watching again.

JUDY GARLAND'S FINEST ❤️ THIS MOVIE IS A CLASSIC. AND WHILST THERE ARE SOME CORNY SCENES IT WILL MAKE U SMILE

This review is strictly on the disc as you know what the movie is about. The 4K image quality of the disc is amazing. Clearer definition, better lighting, and while 4K HDR promises brighter brights and darker blacks, don't think this image is going to blind you with brightness. Overall, the print is not that much brighter, but there is a much better overall tone, color quality, and detail. The HDR really brings out the colors of Oz, the witches skin and fingernails, and you can see details in the witches costume that I have not seen before. I redeemed the 4K Digital HD Code on VUDU. The VUDU 4K version specs are: 4K, Dolby Vision, HDR10, Dolby Digital Plus 5.1. Roku doesn't support Dolby Vision so you'll get it in HDR10. The disc is Dolby Vision. The disc is definitely the best way to watch as I found the 4K HDR10 print to be a little grainer/fuzzier, but if you're in a room with no 4K UHD player, then streaming is your preferred option. Should you upgrade from the 75th edition BluRay? YES!

The new 4K UHD bluray of The Wizard of Oz looks spectacular! The vibrancy of the colors and the improved detail are amazing to see. This is the oldest film to yet be given the full 4K treatment and it proves just what a phenomenal difference 4K can make, even with a title from so long ago. With films from this period of time, film grain must of course be contended with. The grain varies, becoming more or less prevalent from scene to scene, but the overall image upgrade more than makes up for it in every way. They have really pulled out all the stops for the edition, including an upgraded soundtrack and even the inclusion of Dolby Vision HDR encoding! If you love this film, like so many millions over the years have, this is without question the finest this film has ever looked. If you have a 4K TV with HDR at home (and a 4K bluray player), it would be criminal to purchase any other edition of this beloved classic.

It was very interesting to watch the Wizard of Oz in 3D. The presentation is visually improved vs. the 2D blu-ray version. In the 2D version, the resolution is so good that the painted backgrounds look like paint on walls, which is distracting in perspective shots such as Dorothy starting down the yellow brick road but stopping before she runs into the yellow road painted on the wall. In the 3D version, the producers put the backgrounds more into the background (slightly less focus or a narrower depth of field). This changes the experience completely for the better. This is now my preferred version of the movie. However, the 2D version blu-ray disc included with the set is lower quality than the 2D version you can purchase separately. I have both and compared them. So, if you want the 2D version I recommend purchasing separately.

The Wizard of OZ is a classic story (Frank L. Baum) and film that I have known since I was a child. My old VHS finally gave out and so I bought the DVD. This was one of the first color pictures in 1939 and the story stands the test of time quite well. Of course the actors are all from the Golden Age of Hollywood: Judy Garland, Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Jack Haley, Billie Burke, Margaret Hamilton, Charley Grapewin, and The Munchkins. The DVD includes Special Features: Commentary by Historian John Fricke with the Film's Cast and Crew, Sing-Along Feature, and other features.