The Last Starfighter [Blu-ray] [1984]

One of my childhood favorites. Fans will love it others maybe not so much. The video is good for this movie. The audio is just okay. Define worth adding to the collection. Decent set of special features included.

'The Last Starfighter' ('84) is an age and era defining classic. Possibly the zenith of post-Star Wars sci-fi before the decade began moving away from this kind of sincere, fantasy adventure. I adore every aspect of this film from the early '80s setting, the thrill of cabinet arcade games, the "call to adventure," Catherine Mary Stewart in pig tails, robot clones, intergalactic bounty hunters, Craig Safan's powerhouse film score, to the cutting edge early CGI. It's all awesome to me! Arrow Video does it again by releasing this definitive 4k transfer of director Nick Castles classic film. The video quality is incredible with great shadow contrast, rich detail and a warm cinematic feel with film grain intact. The audio is fantastic with three options (5.1, 4.1 and original 2.0). Plus packed with several special features and gorgeous new packaging. For any true fan of this movie this release from Arrow is a must have. No question. This is the best the film has ever looked. Highly recommended!

A classic movie and a tale of a computer player who has to use his skills to save the planet... And more. If he's good enough to do it. Being 25 years old it is now kind of dated but the story still stands. It's a good movie even after all these years.

This is one of the great 80s sci if movies. Awesome Friday night family movie!

Another classic film that was one of the early examples of CGI effects. When they do use them it is impressive for that time decades ago. It just has that video game feel to it. It gets exciting and just gives you that feeling that anyone could be the lead in this film since the the premise is so surprising and cool. Arrow finally has given it the proper restoration and you get a huge set of bonus features. Video and audio are both very good.

this movie is from the 80s but it is still is very effective.

Nostalgic for childhood memories? A simpler time? A tried and true story? Look no further! First feature film to use computer imagery instead of models for its visual effects (movies previously only used computer graphics to represent computer graphics). Oh and the theme is so epic! After hearing it I feel like I could take on the entire Ko-Dan Armada myself! Enjoyed the "Heroes of the Screen" retrospective that lets you see some of the cast and crew look back on the film. Wish this movie would get the 4k UHD treatment, but I doubt that'll ever happen. This is the next best thing though. A no-brainer at $6.

An absolute classic! My wife and I saw it in the theaters when it first came out all those many years ago. Loved it then, love it now! Great sci fi and terrific story telling put together. You get to love the characters and root for them as the movie goes on. So glad they did a reissue for the 25th Anniversary. Just one of those movies you can watch with the whole family and thoroughly enjoy!