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This is a far crisper version of the movie than the VHS tapes that I grew up renting. While there are still some minor issues with image quality on a couple frames here and there, I enjoyed a better version of this movie than what has hit the streaming services in my area.
The audio is on the quiet side. I normally watch movies with the audio set to 9 or 10 on the TV. This one had to be set at 17 or 18.
This is for the widescreen DVD disc. I have not yet watched the full frame blu ray disc yet.
The case for the blu ray disc has the two discs on opposing sides instead of overlapping and the cover is reversible so that the classic cover can be displayed on the outside of the box.
The special features include commentary and some storyboard sequences. While some people may still want more, I was more than satisfied with what I got for 13 dollars. Deleted scenes to an animated movie that is 35 years old are most likely not going to miraculously turn up when we don't even have still frames to indicate that the scenes in question were ever drawn as part of the finished product.
Of course, if the scenes DO turn up and are on a disc in the future, I'll probably get that disc.
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Optimus PrimeFunction: Autobot Leader “Freedom is the right of all sentient beings." Optimus Prime is the strong, wise and compassionate leader of the Autobots. Dedicated to protecting all life, he fights unceasingly to defeat the Decepticons. Firmly believes in the ultimate righteousness of his mission, so he will willingly sacrifice himself to save the lives of others. |
Hot RodFunction: Cavalier "My actions speak louder than words." Hot Rod is a typical adolescent who dreams of being heroic and important. Although he means well, his impulsive actions often get him into trouble. Friendly, but not too good at following orders. He can be hotheaded, but he's always a well-meaning, admirable lad and a brave and honorable fighter. |
MegatronFunction: Decepticon Leader “Peace through tyranny.” Megatron combines brute strength, military cunning, ruthlessness and terror. He believes that the conquest of the universe rests on the immediate destruction of all Autobots. Incredibly powerful and intelligent. No known weakness. |
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Amazing 4K picture, but with disappointing audio & terrible disc placement.
I remember seeing this in the theater on opening day. There was no internet to spoil anything. I was a cool 11 year old who ended up sobbing at that one fateful scene (come on, everyone knows what it is), and so did every other kid in the theater. A ton of Transformers were killed, there was light profanity, a rock & roll soundtrack...it was all so shocking! I've probably watched this more times than The Wrath Of Khan & the original 3 Star Wars movies combined, and have it almost memorized word for word. And yet, it never gets old!The 4K restoration is absolutely perfect, with HDR making it even more so. Colors blast forward, with incredible space battles, and the picture is crystal clear. I don't think they even tried to clean up any of the grain, and I'm SO glad that they didn't, as it really would've taken a lot of the magic away. The main menu is nice and bright, with a little animation. The discs themselves have incredible artwork, which so many 4K releases lack. Also, the steelbook outer case design is amazing, with a great picture of Unicron flying past a star on the inside. There's also an envelope with 4 artwork cards, which I removed because they just block the picture.However there are some problems with this release. While the DTS-HD 5.1 audio track is excellent, I think it's the exact same one from the 30th anniversary Blu-ray. I was really looking forward to a Dolby Atmos track, and am extremely disappointed they didn't include one. Another problem is that the audio always defaults to 2.1. Make sure you go into the menu and change it to 5.1 if you want surround sound.The special features are nice, but almost all of them are just the same ones from earlier releases of the movie. Deleted scenes are just storyboard concept art. I will say that Stan Bush's new acoustic performances are a nice "Touch!"While the case itself looks great, there's a HUGE problem. The discs are stacked in offset holders, with one on top of the other. It makes it extremely easy to damage the disc on the bottom when you try to remove it, as it lies flat against the surface under the top disc's plastic base, and the edges are raised around it. Fortunately, the 4K one was on top. This is an absolutely horrible & amateur design.I really wish some more love had gone into this release. But even with all of these problems, I still absolutely recommend this for anyone with a 4K player, who rushed home from school to watch the Transformers every afternoon.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2021
The 4K restoration is absolutely perfect, with HDR making it even more so. Colors blast forward, with incredible space battles, and the picture is crystal clear. I don't think they even tried to clean up any of the grain, and I'm SO glad that they didn't, as it really would've taken a lot of the magic away. The main menu is nice and bright, with a little animation. The discs themselves have incredible artwork, which so many 4K releases lack. Also, the steelbook outer case design is amazing, with a great picture of Unicron flying past a star on the inside. There's also an envelope with 4 artwork cards, which I removed because they just block the picture.
However there are some problems with this release. While the DTS-HD 5.1 audio track is excellent, I think it's the exact same one from the 30th anniversary Blu-ray. I was really looking forward to a Dolby Atmos track, and am extremely disappointed they didn't include one. Another problem is that the audio always defaults to 2.1. Make sure you go into the menu and change it to 5.1 if you want surround sound.
The special features are nice, but almost all of them are just the same ones from earlier releases of the movie. Deleted scenes are just storyboard concept art. I will say that Stan Bush's new acoustic performances are a nice "Touch!"
While the case itself looks great, there's a HUGE problem. The discs are stacked in offset holders, with one on top of the other. It makes it extremely easy to damage the disc on the bottom when you try to remove it, as it lies flat against the surface under the top disc's plastic base, and the edges are raised around it. Fortunately, the 4K one was on top. This is an absolutely horrible & amateur design.
I really wish some more love had gone into this release. But even with all of these problems, I still absolutely recommend this for anyone with a 4K player, who rushed home from school to watch the Transformers every afternoon.
Amazing 4K picture, but with disappointing audio & terrible disc placement.
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2021
I remember seeing this in the theater on opening day. There was no internet to spoil anything. I was a cool 11 year old who ended up sobbing at that one fateful scene (come on, everyone knows what it is), and so did every other kid in the theater. A ton of Transformers were killed, there was light profanity, a rock & roll soundtrack...it was all so shocking! I've probably watched this more times than The Wrath Of Khan & the original 3 Star Wars movies combined, and have it almost memorized word for word. And yet, it never gets old!Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2021
The 4K restoration is absolutely perfect, with HDR making it even more so. Colors blast forward, with incredible space battles, and the picture is crystal clear. I don't think they even tried to clean up any of the grain, and I'm SO glad that they didn't, as it really would've taken a lot of the magic away. The main menu is nice and bright, with a little animation. The discs themselves have incredible artwork, which so many 4K releases lack. Also, the steelbook outer case design is amazing, with a great picture of Unicron flying past a star on the inside. There's also an envelope with 4 artwork cards, which I removed because they just block the picture.
However there are some problems with this release. While the DTS-HD 5.1 audio track is excellent, I think it's the exact same one from the 30th anniversary Blu-ray. I was really looking forward to a Dolby Atmos track, and am extremely disappointed they didn't include one. Another problem is that the audio always defaults to 2.1. Make sure you go into the menu and change it to 5.1 if you want surround sound.
The special features are nice, but almost all of them are just the same ones from earlier releases of the movie. Deleted scenes are just storyboard concept art. I will say that Stan Bush's new acoustic performances are a nice "Touch!"
While the case itself looks great, there's a HUGE problem. The discs are stacked in offset holders, with one on top of the other. It makes it extremely easy to damage the disc on the bottom when you try to remove it, as it lies flat against the surface under the top disc's plastic base, and the edges are raised around it. Fortunately, the 4K one was on top. This is an absolutely horrible & amateur design.
I really wish some more love had gone into this release. But even with all of these problems, I still absolutely recommend this for anyone with a 4K player, who rushed home from school to watch the Transformers every afternoon.
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René Neftalí Márquez López
Sí pudiera le pondría 6 estrellas.
Reviewed in Mexico on November 26, 2023Mr. J. Fairchild
You’ve got the touch
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Ben Steff
*Unable to play Blu Ray - Invalid region
Reviewed in Australia on October 30, 2021