The Invasion Limited Edition 4K Ultra HD

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GBP 17.99

RRP: £29.99

£17.99

Save: £12.00

The Invasion Limited Edition 4K Ultra HD

  • 4K
GBP 17.99

RRP: £29.99

£17.99

Save: £12.00

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Overall Rating : 4.67 / 5 (3 Reviews)
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Better with age

I originally watched The Invasion when it was originally released on DVD and was underwhelmed with a film I felt was rushed. Having viewed it again recently, maybe I was being harsh. Just because this isn't as good a film as the 1978 version doesn't mean it doesn't have some good points. Some nice extras and a solid release from Arrow Video boost it from 3 stars to 4.

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Thrilling glossy remake.

Superb crystal clear transfer. An interesting and funny commentary. Some good extras and really nice new artwork, booklet and poster. Very classy.

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The Invasion (Arrow 4k Ltd Ed)

Another superb Arrow release, complete with legacy extras and new contextualising features, both on the disc and in the informative booklet. The transfer is nothing short of stunning, with bit rates continually up in the 90s and above, making this the definitive release of this movie. Always the lesser of the Body Snatchers adaptations, and with a troubled Wachowski-assisted production to boot, this new Arrow edition goes a long way toward a timely re-appraisal of this feature, post-Covid, with its somewhat prescient view of a pandemic-ravaged world. This film has always struggled with its colour-saturated visuals in its home media incarnations, but Arrow's faithful, yet sensitive, restoration rights all of the previous wrongs, making this a joy to behold on re-watching. For my money the casting was always the issue here, with Kidman beatiful, but glacial, Craig looking uncomfortable to be there, Cartwright shoehorned in to provide a tenuous link to the much superior '78 remake, and the rest of the cast feeling bland at best. An interesting failure, given Arrow's unassailably deluxe 4k treatment, and well overdue a re-watch and re-appraisal. Don't sleep through this worthy re-issue!

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