Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones [Blu-ray] [SteelBook] [2002]

This movie is really great. Can't wait to purchase the rest of these amazing clips.

This whole steel book collection is amazing and so unique. It's well worth getting separate movies than the box set.

It's a great steelbook copy with Beautiful artwork on the front and back and the inside.

look...i keep bringing up/ complaining that these disney movies are coming out scratched! i just went and returned this a second time and my 4k player won't play the main disk because theyre deeply scratched! like they didnt even try too package it correctly, they just said screw it lets get as many of tases out as possible within an hour, therefore the disks are scratched. i have gotten some with literally finger prints on them. kinda crap is that?? but the movie is good tho I've seen them before theyre not as bad as people make them sound to be, yeah the cgi is weirdly bad but it doesnt ruin the end product

Since everyone already has their own opinions on the movie itself, my review will be on the image quality of this disc. As most 4K UHD discs are, this one also is excellent image quality, giving this film the best look that it's ever had. So if you're a fan of this, and already have the DVD or Blu-Ray and want to upgrade to the best possible quality, then this new 4K version is for you.

Attack of the Clones was a great addition to the Star Wars series. For the first time on the big screen we were able to see epic large battles within the Star Wars universe, and the epic force which is Yoda. Acting aside, this movie is still one of my all time favorite in the series. While like the others in the second trilogy, this movie is a 2K release with HDR. A included digital code for Movies Anywhere will let you watch the Dolby Vision release if you have the the right hardware.

Episode II takes some hits from fans and critics as being one of the weaker, if not weakest, entry into the SAGA. Once you realize that Anakin and Padme are, essentially, teenagers acting like teenagers who didn't have a normal upbringing, the dialogue and emotions they express seem much more natural throughout. They are, at times, awkward youth growing up too fast while trying to make sense of the universe and their feelings. So yeah, they can act a bit cringy at times. But that's real life. As a high school teacher, I can verify this. :) The rest of the story, acting, action scenes, etc are all in line with a typical Star Wars adventure. The 4K and sound representation is nothing short of amazing. EVERYTHING just pops. So glad I upgraded from the blu-ray! This was my best experience of viewing this film.

Bought the whole series. Great movies in 4k. Covers are nice looking. If u like Star wars. 4k is a must have