I thought this was a fresh way of telling the story of Tarzan which has been done so many ways. I wasn’t disappointed at all with the cgi and other added effects. This movie had a terrific storyline as well as great actors. I’ve watched it several times.
The movie itself was amazing. I saw it in the theater and couldn’t wait for its release however I wasn’t able to find it in regular dvd format except for online. I did settle for the blueray and 4K version so I did purchase that. It’s a waste and a bit unnecessary as I shouldn’t “have to” be made to purchase those at a higher price. Not many ppl have 4K accessibility however I’ve noticed at my neighborhood store there’s an increase in inventory of these formats when movies are premiering which seems to me an effort to drive up revenue which is my only complaint. The movie/dvd itself had phenomenal quality, picture and sound with all the extras as promised.
This was the perfect ending to the franchise!! Bridget never disappoints. I even got my younger brother to sit through it without complaint. The perfect weekend indulgence
I originally got the movie for Morris Chestnut but it was actually really good. I hate to sound surprised but the storyline was fresh and even though it was a bit predictable in parts, it was enjoyable nonetheless
This is one of my favorite tellings from the Marvel franchise. They don't disappoint when it comes to the storylines and possibilities of where it goes.
I got into this show a few seasons in and never finished so I've been collecting the DVDs one at a time. It's over the top frat boy antics at its worst and really doesn't showcase much depth but once you start you'll want to see it through
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King makes its way to DVD in this two-disc edition of the theatrical cut of the film thanks to New Line Cinema. Just as both of its two-disc predecessors, this initial release presents the movie along with a small amount of extras to tide fans over until the archives are opened for the Special Extended Edition, coming later in 2004. As usual, the picture and sound presentation is astounding, with a crisp 2.35:1 widescreen image (also available in a full-screen version) and both a Dolby Digital EX 5.1 Surround track and a 2.0 Surround Sound audio option ready to bowl you over with their layers of clarity -- for proof, skip right to Chapter 37 and the Battle of Pelennor Fields to really understand the time and effort that was put into this transfer. As far as extras go, this edition carries on the trend of including all of the two- to four-minute lordoftherings.net featurettes (five in total), along with other material that is mostly exclusive to this release. First off, there's "The Quest Fulfilled: A Director's Vision" and "A Filmmaker's Journey: Making Return of the King" featurettes, both of which seem to include many of the same interview segments and stories as not only each other, but also as all of the releases leading up to this one. Needless to say, thanks to the cheesy voice-over work by the narrator and the overlapping content, these two seem disappointing, but end up in the same ballpark as the two-disc Two Towers' Starz/Encore specials or the WB making-of. Those who have purchased the National Geographic special on the third film will be equally saddened by its inclusion here, just one year after it was initially released to DVD in 2003. One place where this edition does stand out is in its inclusion of both original theatrical trailers and a whopping 13 TV spots! Exclusive to this disc is the brand new six-and-a-half-minute Lord of the Rings Trilogy super-trailer documenting the story in a recap fashion that is almost more exhausting than any of the actual films, though neat nonetheless. Also included is a trailer for Electronic Arts' The Lord of the Rings video games, including the latest one, The Battle for Middle Earth. It's strange that New Line didn't include a trailer for the Extended Edition, since such trailers were on both of the last two-disc releases (for their corresponding extended versions). In fact, that was reason enough to buy the initial disc for many fans, so this really was a misstep on New Line's part for not including it. Still, for the stellar presentation of the theatrical film alone, this release is worth it for those looking to own a piece of history -- others might want to bide their time until the mammoth set hits the shelves.
This particular DVD doesn't show the full movie. There are plenty of scenes that have been cut out. I was replacing one from my collection and should've read more carefully. Kinda bummed me out that I'll have to replace the replacement
This was a great movie! I thoroughly enjoyed the fresh eyes and concept of it. Michael B Jordan was an added bonus in this franchise. He's extremely talented and easy on the eyes!! And surprisingly, Best Buy had it the cheapest even on blue ray.