Back to the Future: The Ultimate Trilogy - 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital

A classic family series I always loved all 3 of these movies and now we can enjoy them forever and in high-definition Blu Ray! This trilogy is one if the better trilogies to come out in the 80's and 90's, the story is still just as solid and connected as I remember from movie to movie the ties into characters and plots is seamless and the movie idea itself is timeless. Well worth the cost to get this trilogy verses renting from a streaming service, we paid less than it would have been to watch all 3 movies one time renting and now we own them and can watch as often as we want! Our youngest daughter hadn't seen them in a long time and she said she didnxt get them the 1st time around so we watched all 3 back to back night after night the last 3 nights and she LOVES them all. I'm so happy she is old enough to understand the plot now, we've been quoting the movies non stop since we started watching them! I love it!

Excellent Blu-ray movie trilogy set. I bought the 'Ultimate' version because it sold for the best price. The first movie is the best and the last movie is next best. The extra features include informative interviews with the director, producers, and main actors (but not Crispin Glover). There was no problem with the digital movie code. The disc case needed a little work. The discs weren't locked in when I opened the case and they all fell out. I was able to lock them in securely by pressing the discs into place around the center hole until I heard it click.

Awesome trilogy. Has all sorts of special features, and behind the scenes for each disc.

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Awesome trilogy

The first film is a wonderful sight and probably a 4K to judge others by. The sound of the movie was always terrific as my broadcasting teacher in college used it as an example but really shines on this format even more.

The movies are all great, and the bonus disc has some nice content. The case is fine, but the buttons that hold the discs in place are pretty shallow, so be sure to open the case on a flat surface to avoid discs falling out of the case upon opening.

What can I say about Back to the Future that hasn't been said. Well not much. If you've seen these films before, you know what your getting. If you haven't, you're in for a wild ride. Not quite science fiction, not quite teen comity, not quite an action film, though it does have lots of that in various forms, , but every bit the buddy films, these three films tell a continuous story without any major time skips to speak of. I won't focus on the story, special effects or the soundtrack, because they're all great, barring a few shortcomings with the minor characters. Everything and everyone does what they need to, serves its purpose and exists to tell a gripping story. Instead, I'll focus on what sets this collection apart from the two, well three others that came before it. In 2002, a three disc dvd collection was released, and in 2011, a 3 disc blue-ray collection was released. These are the same exact compilations of material, just with the movies in high definition the second time around. Both these sets had unique packaging for the time they were released. The dvd was pretty standard with all three discs in a hard plastic case with a slipcover. No real issues to speak of. The blue-ray came in a unique case that held the discs so well I folded each disc completely in half to get it out more than once. Amazingly, they didn't brake or stop playing. In 2015, a third blue-ray set was released in an experimental bookbinding case that left a lot to be desired. It contained the same three blue-rays from the 2011 release with an extra disc mainly focused around the year 2015, two episodes from the cartoon, and yet another making of the first film called looking back to the future. I've owned all of these sets, and I can tell you that this ultimate trilogy set beats them all. For starters, the packaging is an actual blue-ray case with a slipcover. Yes, a hard, plastic case, with storage trays. No sliding discs around slippery book pages to get them in and out, just normal storage trays that work. Speaking of packaging, that's mainly what this set has going for it. Not just in the physical sense, but in the digital sense as well. All 4 discs sport the same menu presentation, right down to the updated universal logo that opens each disc. All three films have the same audio and subtitle options from the previous blue-ray releases, and contain all extras in the same places you remember, barring a new play all option at the top of each film's extras menu. This play all feature also runs after the film has played. The fourth disc contains almost an hour of new extra features at the top of the extras menu before presenting all the stuff from the 2015 release. So, should you buy this? If you want new packaging and almost an hour of new extras, yes. If you already own the films on dvd or blue-ray and don't mind weird packaging, then probably stick with what you have. If you're blind; like me, and want an audio description track, sadly, it's not here. Though it should be. if it exists for all three films, it really should have been included. An extra 2.0 audio track doesn't take that much space... Come on universal, get with it!