Blu-ray Review Coco Blu-ray Review (1 Viewer)

[Todd Erwin]

Todd Erwin

Coco Blu-ray Review

Coco is, quite possibly, Pixar's most colorful and beautifully animated feature to date. Disney’s Multi-Screen Edition contains the film on Blu-ray and DVD, plus an extra Blu-ray disc full of extras, and a digital copy to boot.

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[Edwin-S]

I'd certainly like to add this to my collection but 35 dollars Canadian and no 3D copy.in the 4K version sure.makes the decision not to purchase a.lot easier. Thanks Igor.

 

[Noel Aguirre]

My 3D copy arrived today and I just finished watching and am very happy I splurged for it. The 3D really adds to the hallucinogenic visuals. Very bright and splendid colors and a great sweet story Sadly only available on eBay.

 

[David Norman]

My 3D copy arrived today and I just finished watching and am very happy I splurged for it. The 3D really adds to the hallucinogenic visuals. Very bright and splendid colors and a great sweet story Sadly only available on eBay.

Well there are a few other places if you want to order it now -- playasia, yesasia

There will be plenty of others over the next few weeks -- UK, Germany, France, Spain, etc

 

[Mark VH]

"Coco is a technical achievement for Pixar, but lacks a strong storyline that is the studio’s trademark."

To each their own, but I don't agree with this assertion at all. I think Coco's story ranks with the upper tier of Pixar films. I also was not expecting much from the movie and honestly came out thinking it's the studio's best movie since Up (I don't love Toy Story 3 like some, and think Inside Out is just very good as opposed to great). I think Coco is one of the four or five best they've made. Very much looking forward to nabbing the Blu of this.

 

[Scamp]

Has anyone noticed any weird coloring during the scenes in the Ofrenda room? When viewing the blu-ray, the scenes appeared abnormally orange saturated to me. Don't recall this from seeing it in the theaters. I'm assuming the coloring is due to the lighting coming from all the candles in the room, but it just looked very odd to me vs how I recall seeing it on the big screen. I didn't notice any odd coloring during other scenes in the film, just the Ofrenda room ones. Perhaps it's my tv settings, but wanted to get others' opinions.