Come and See (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray]

This film is simply incredible. Criterion has done an amazing job restoring it to the highest possible quality and the supplementary material is also great.Films like this do not come along often. It immerses you into the horrors of war and feels as though you are experiencing it with the characters.But be warned - it is very harrowing so don't expect to be smiling afterwards.

Amazing film. Absolute must watch if your into ww2 or just great cinema. Great service from the seller too.

The Criterion relaease of this horrors-of-war classic can be recommended without reservation.I had the DVD years ago and this is a completely different class of home media. The 2K transfer sparkles, there are no artefacts as far as we could see on an HD screen, the sound is true and precise and the subtitles are clear and east to read. It was like watching a film on a screen in a good arthouse cinema, and there is no higher accolade than that.

I've been a big fan of this film since seeing it on UK TV about 10 years ago. This upgrade is amazing and looks so clean. Not a scratch on it. As well as that, this import bluray worked on my UK only bluray player without any fuss. I didn't even need to try it on my multi-region player - one that I bought so that I could buy this disc!

I've waited years for a remastered blu ray version (i have two dvd versions, the picture quality is no better than VHS), and it was worth the wait. One of the greatest (anti) war films ever made now has the picture quality to really show off its brilliance. The last 50 minutes has to be seen to be believed, a truly devastating indictment of the horrors that man can inflict on fellow humans.

Great film. Shipped to UK (Region B) and works perfectly

Great film , as above

When I read the reviews of Come and See I imagined something between a Russian All Quiet on the Western Front and Saving Private Ryan. I couldn’t understand how a “masterpiece” of such harrowing depictions had completely escaped me. Now I know why.After spending what to me was an extraordinary amount of money to buy the blu ray I found instead of the film I had imagined, something more akin to an art house movie. Lots of staring at the camera with anguished expressions, some pointless symbolism, a cast of several, a budget so small that all the battle scenes are enacted off-screen and a finale where the supreme Soviet effort to roll back the Nazi onslaught is portrayed by the underwhelming device of running war newsreel backwards.If you can buy this for a nominal amount then have a look, if only for Roger Deakins commentary, but otherwise you may want to think again.