Scream 4 [DVD] [2011] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

Just got to say, this Region B blu ray really rocks! So many people knock off points for this release being a bare bones release...nonsense! Who really watches all the special features anyway? Don't let that detour you away from getting this great looking and sounding blu ray. Don't get me wrong, I like special features, but do we really need them? I have the Scream trilogy on Region A blu ray and yet have watched the special features when the movies themselves hold up well on their own. The price for this blu ray of Scream 4 has gone down in price, do yourself a favor and grab a copy if you are a fan of the series. Just hope the US release will look and sound this good!

A great entry

I like it. Better than 3 in my opinion

Fast delivery - item was in great condition

This is the strongest Scream movie since the first movie, without a doubt. I loved seeing the amazing Neve Campbell back on screen and it was great to see David and Courtney back together playing Dewey and Gale aswell. All the actors were amazing and i loved the ingenious ending. I cant believe how overlooked this movie was at the cinema and i really hope this will not be the last Scream movie. My only disappointment with this Blu-Ray is the lack of extras. I can not believe that american audiences who completely ignoared this movie at the box office get a extras laden release in October but in the UK where this movie was quite popular get a trailer. How can this be fair?

Very good film. Enjoyable and watchable. Definite must view if you seen the other Screams

My comfort movie

Some great kills and a good entertaining film!!

This is a review of the Bluray version. I just watched Scre4m and I must say, I was shocked. . .at how good it was! It is the best since the first, and I dare say, as good as the first. It's scary, very witty, clever, and surprisingly well acted with a terrific cast and a first-rate screenplay by series creator Kevin Williamson. The story follows the ten-year anniversary of the Woodsboro murders (the events which comprised the first)and Sidney Prescott (reprised by the lovely Neve Campbell) has written an autobiography about her experiences of the the first 3 stories and how she recovered from these events. Campbell is still one of the most likable, heroic, and role-model worthy heroines in horror history. She's by turns tough and fearless and soft and vulnerable...refracted beautifully though Campbell's uncommon grace and talent. Also returning are Courtney Cox as Gale Weathers-Riley, who steals most of her scenes, and David Arquette as now Sheriff Dewey Riley. It's nice to see the old gang we rooted for so strongly across 3 films back together again. I can see why the filmmakers would have done anything to preserve the central cast, as it would not be the same without them. We also have a band of fresh faces and cameos from Hayden Penetierre (another scene-stealer), Emma Roberts, Anna Paquin (True Blood). Rory Culkin (Signs), among others. Ghostface is also back for the 10th anniversary and has his knife sharpened to cut through many of the new cast, and director Wes Craven's brilliant hide and seek direction is still thrilling and he has managed to make it feel both familiar and fresh. The unsung hero of Scream 4 is Kevin Williamson, who has written a sharp, observent, hysterically self-referential and his observations and insights on the last decade of horror films is absolutely brilliant and gives the film its octance, since he is really the first to comment on it in any meanigful way, much the way he did with the entire horror genre thus far in the first film. He plays with the tsunami of horror remakes, the new technologies and social networking sites, and ever shifting rules of the genre to brilliant ends, as it allows for some truly imaginative chase and kill scenes. He even pokes some hilarious fun at himself, as he more or less invented the "opening scene murder mini-movie" which the series was known for starting with Scream 1's terrifying opening minutes with Drew Barrymore. The ending is a true jaw-dropper and a genuine surprise and one that makes more sense than the last two sequels did. Once again Williamson ties it into current media culture deftly and skillfully. The Bluray presentation is superb. The 1080p PQ is razor sharp and wonderfully filmic. The grain structure is kept beautifully intact but it is never obtrusive. Colors are bright, skin tones are natural, and fine detail is superb...every kill reveals every drip of blood and piece of flesh...so enjoy that! The DTS-HD MA 5.1 lossless soundtrack is awesome. It's loud, pounding, has terrific and scary ambient surrounds...the rear channels and subwoofer get quite a workout. Dialogue is crisp and clear. Especially nice is Marco Beltrami's terrifying score which heightens the tension. The package includes a standard definition DVD and a digital copy for your mobile device. The special features are a tad light. There's a making of documentary, deleted scenes(w/ optional commentary), and cast and filmmaker commentary. I would have liked more of a breakdown of each area...casting, score, editing, make-up effects, etc. Scream 4's box office ws tepid, which is unfortunate and surprising to me, given how strong the movie is, but I think it fell victim to (ironically) an oversaturated market...the horror blitz has been non-stop since the first Scream hit back in 1996 as it re-invigorated the genre single-handedly. It was also marred by a poor trailer and TV spots which did not even glimpse how good the film is. It also had a crappy release date. This should have been a summer movie. It would have made perfect counter-programming to the 500 superhero movies released this past summer. It's worldwide gross was excellent, but it still makes the likelihood of future sequels uncertain. I hope Craven and Williamson keep going as this territory is more than fertile for a new trilogy, and Scream 4 proves there's lots of life and fresh ingredients to keep it going. Here's hoping Ghostface will return for a 5th entry, and (hope, hope) a 6th, as this is the first in a proposed new trilogy. Ghostface has kept his blade sharp with Scre4m.

SCREAM 4 es una película adelantada a su época, una excelente sátira a los innecesarios remakes que hasta la fecha se siguen produciendo en Hollywood, tiene un guion igual de ingenioso que la SCREAM original, un soundtrack bastante bueno que a completa muy bien a las escenas de tensión. Recomiendo ambas versiones en tanto al Blu Ray, si solo quieres ver la película en un buena calidad y prefieres no pagar más de $100 Mx, la versión de Zima esta perfecta para ti(en especial si la quieres ver con su doblaje), en cambio si quieres ver la película en una excelente calidad y con material extra(tiene varias escenas eliminadas que valen la pena ver), la versión importada esta increíble. Ambas versiones en tanto al Blu Ray + DVD están increíbles, cada una vale la pena en tanto a su costo, en especial para cualquier fanatico de los Blu Ray y de la misma saga SCREAM.

Chegou um dia antes da data, bem embalado! Filme perfeito só não tem áudio nem legendas em português, mas não tem problema pra mim!!!

This film is my favourite in the franchise! I'm honestly stoked to own it!

Good Product