Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased, opened, did not see a digital code, tried to exchange it, same result did not have a digital copy in it. It advertised a digital copy included. I like when it has digital copy so I can watch on the go. If you dont care for digital, movie is good.

Best Buy delivered the 4K Ultra HD version not the 4K Ultra HD + Blu Ray + Digital CODE version.

I don't know why Charlie's grandpa chooses to lay in a bed all day when he has perfectly good legs, but I don't care. What I do care about is the awful advice he gives Charlie that leads to hearing "You get nothing!" from Wonka. Thank god Charlie has a head on his shoulders or he would be changing bed pans and stirring laundry for the next decade in a 6 person studio shack.

Willy Wonka is a very strange movie...surreal is the easy way of describing it. And it's a musical. One thing is certain, the 50 year old film has never looked so incredible. The picture is beautiful. The color range and detail level of the film are well worth the upgrade from standard Blu-ray. You really haven't seen Willy Wonka until you've seen this 4k disc.

A timeless piece of cinema that is charming and heartfelt. Seeing it again after many years made me feel giddy. Even though it's an older movie, the 4K transfer does the picture justice. It is quite clear and sharp. The colors really stand out throughout the movie. The audio is not bad either. The 5.1 DTS really brings out the music and sound effects. Highly recommended.

This is absolutely one of my favorite films ever. Of course, it brings back great memories from childhood. I upgraded to the 4K version despite already having the Blu-ray box set, and it was a good move. This is why 4K exists. Suffice it to say if you are running surround and 4K you will be pleased with this disc!

I have been waiting for this one for years. I've owned it on DVD for many years and my family watches it each year. This is a HUGE upgrade! The colors, sound and details are amazing. Details are nice and crisp. the Colors really pop out, especially hen they first walk into his factory where all the candy and chocolate river are.

I was super excited when I heard this release was coming in 4k UHD….so much so that my expectations might have been unrealistic. I own the standard Blu-ray and while this new release is definitely an upgrade, it didn’t blow me away as I had hoped. Picture quality and colors are improved, but not quite the pop I wanted. Sound is basically the same as the prior Blu-ray, but I was really hoping for some more immersion. Overall, I’m glad to have this in my collection, but it was slightly disappointing.

The picture quality of this is amazing for such an old movie. If you like a classic movie from the 1970s get this one. However, if you want a working digital code better buy it as ASAP because Warner Brothers stops making them with digital years after two years or so and are terrible to deal with.

This 4K copy of Willy Wonka is the best it has ever looked compared to the other copies from the past. The HDR makes the colors pop off the screen. The only reason I gave it 4 stars was the 5.1 audio was really front heavy and not very much separation. The base was non existent. I run a 11.3 system and I really couldn’t tell if the surround speakers had sound coming through them. Of course this movie is a classic and has never looked this good. I do recommend this movie for your collection.

I am a huge fan of Gene Wilder’s Willie Wonka ever since my childhood. My wife and kids got this for me for Father’s Day this year. This 4K version is far superior is picture and sound quality than any other previous release and looks and sounds amazing on our 7.2.4/4K Home Theater. Highly recommended.

The 4K version doesn't scream higher resolution than the blu-ray. You may notice it in some instances, but you'll also really notice when the original footage was a little soft. The real upside to this disc is the HDR, making the factory pop with colors and textures that haven't always been visible. All special features (except for the commentary) are on the blu-ray disc, so you'll have to swap them out to watch. Still, a classic in its best quality.

One of my favorite childhood memories. Some parts would seem too much for children now but I think it made for a great movie overall. Gene Wilder was great as Willie Wonka and all the kids did their parts amazingly. Highly recommended. Now seeing it in 4k is even better,

This movie has always been a favorite and this new 4k transfer really brings out the best in this amazing film. The colors are AMAZING, the clarity is breathtaking, and the sound is top notch. Even if you already own this movie in some other form, get this. It stands head and shoulders above any previous release

I’ve determined, of sound mind and body, that the 4K format is the ONLY way to view this film. Picture and audio outstanding, my Best Buy sold out of these in 1 hour. I don’t know if every copy in store will be sold with a slipcover, but mine was, and it was outstanding. Great 50th Anniversary treat.

Love this movie one of my all time favorite films can’t wait to see it in 4K should be amazing the slip cover colors pop with that metallic sheen looks great I only wish with it 50th year release we could of got a steelbook option for the movie but it still a must buy if your a fan of the film

One of my favorite childhood movie starring Gene Wyler. Now looking way better in 4 K. I may be 50 but I love watching classic movies like this. The Johnny Depp take and this movie was horrible nobody else can redo a classic like this the best way to watch Willy Wonka is watching this movie.

I purchased the movie under the impression of getting the code as well, but I came to find out the digital code has expired and I reached out to wb and they said they wont renew or give me a new one because its not based on the sale but of the release so if you plan on buying this or other wb movies be warned that the codes are most likely expired. I found out when i came back to the store and asked about an exchange and saw the next copy had the exact same issue. The same happened with Mortal Kombat and a Clockwork Orange.

This disc uses the 4K HDR phenomenally: the colors pop, every detail shines, and the picture is rich. The soundtrack is appropriately mixed and doesn't feel dated in the slightest. This was just a phenomenal disc that brought me back to why I love physical media.

Finally, a corrected version of the classic film. The previous version Release a Bluray for the 40th anniversary, was incorrectly transferred and the picture appeared off center. This one was more natural and looks great in 4K and sounds awesome with the DTS MA soundtrack. The colors are magnificent as if the film was freshly made. This classic belongs in all 4K collections, for those who like these types of films.