The Birds [Universal 100th Anniversary] [DVD] [1963]

It’s about time some classic Hitchcock films are getting some fantastic 4k STEELBOOK’S’, and the one’s for REAR WINDOW, PSYCHO, VERTIGO & THE BIRD’S (from Best Buy) are top notch! ERY Highly Recommend! A+++

A great film, obviously a little outdated as far as cgi, but a classic horror film nonetheless that I highly recommend.

Alfred Hitchcock's THE BIRDS gets the UHD 4K steelbook release and it comes out a winner all around. Now, THE BIRDS was previously released on 4K in a box set with other Hitchcock movies in the 4K format, but, it did not have a standalone set. It also had previously a Blu-ray steelbook release with different artwork on it. After the initial run of that, the prices went way up, so I am very happy to see this arrive. The movie itself is just another brilliant take on Mr. Hitchcock's movie making style and suspense. It looks and sounds fantastic now in the 4K format. I have never seen it look this good on the 4K TV and player. All special features have been brought over from the previous releases. This also has the digital copy of it, if you collect those. Well done!

One of my favorite from Hitchcock one the best original nature run amok

Not only do I love the 4K, but the SteelBook is really, really cool. I love it a lot!

good classic movie! I watched this movie when I was a little boy. So I'm glad that I got the 4K.

Great classic! Had to add it to our movie collection.

A wealthy San Francisco socialite pursues a potential boyfriend to a small Northern California town that slowly takes a turn for the bizarre when birds of all kinds suddenly begin to attack people. Starring Rod Taylor, Tippi Hedren, and Jessica Tandy I consider this milestone to be the pioneer in the 'nature revolts' sub genre. For reasons that remain unexplained throughout the entire movie, birds spontaneously launch aggressive attacks against the inhabitants of Bodega Bay. Hitchcock's nickname 'The Master of Suspense' is justified through many individual moments here in this film. The film's brilliant anti-climax, with thousands of birds just sitting and suspiciously waiting outside the Brenner house is legendary and imitated copious of times. "The Birds" presents a truly ominous atmosphere that still manages to send cold shivers down your spine. Don't miss it.