The Lion King Trilogy - Triple Pack [Blu-ray][Region Free]

Bought for my son for Christmas. He enjoys lion king movies. Quality is great & shipping was fast & great. Happy with purchase.

A little overly woke in places, but still enjoyable a fun set of movies to watch with your kids although a little traumatic in places we need to sit with our kids When they watch movies.. especially the younger kids that aren’t used to the idea of death, but Disney is always done that when you think of Bambi, which was actually written for an adult audience anyway, I still enjoy the movie

Finally after years of waiting for a re-release it finally happens and instead of slowly waiting for each movie to be released, they kindly released all three at the same time! This truly is a package that is worthy of the Lion King fans around the globe. I bought this for my girlfriend for her birthday, she is a HUGE Lion King fan, but to be honest a part of me wanted to re-live my childhood movie experience as well.Packaging:First let's talk about the packaging. The movies arrive in an African-themed box that pays homage to various scenes from the first movie. The box itself is surprising well-made and very sturdy. The box opens like a small door in the front to reveal a drum inside that actually houses the movies (ie: think of it as a box in a box). The drum is also surprisingly study, so you can tell Disney put great care in to the creation of this Collector's edition. Once you twist off the top of the drum you'll see a Simba DVD-housing for the actual movies, this is the only part of the packaging that you really need to be careful with. The DVD-housing is held together by two Velcro-like straps that can very easily rip off if torn too hard, definitely open it for your children. The housing folds out like an accordion and you'll see a plethora of DVDs and Blurays.Physical Content:There are a total of 8 discs included in this set. Here is the breakdown of discs:Lion King: 3d Bluray, Bluray, DVD, Digital CopyLion King 1/2: Bluray, DVDLion King 2: Bluray, DVDSo, there's a total 4 Blurays, 3 DVDs, and 1 Digital Copy, which I believe is ONLY the first movie, but I have yet to try it. Disney definitely did not skim out on supplying a complete Collector's edition, which is actually quite surprising, because Disney can milk a product like crazy when they want to. (For example, Diamond vs Platinum editions? Honestly, just include the extras on both discs and stop milking the double-sets.)Movies:Not surprisingly the quality on these movies is just as great as before and the experience only gets better on Bluray, especially on scenes like the stampede with your surround sound turned up. The 3D content looks good and is appropriately placed and definitely not over-done, so you don't have to worry about it simply being a "gimmick".All-in-all this is a must-have for Lion King fans, both diehard and casual alike. Make sure you get this set while you can before Disney decides to cut off the production, like they do with all of their series, and you'll either have to fork out four times the normal price or wait patiently for a few decades to go by before the next big re-release.

Llego en excelente estado, tiene varios idiomas entre ellos el español, no tuve problemas de region al reproducirlo en el bluray aca en colombia

I got my Daughter this movie for Christmas. Movie works great. She Loves it.

The casing that holds all 3 movies was not sent but I got the DVDs so thats good and they all play very well

I too love the movie and Lion King is one of the classics right up there with Snow White, Cinderella, and Fantasia etc. I miss The Morning Report integrated on the 3D BD , or the 2D BD, it isn't integrated into either movie for big bucks I paid for the Bluray set I expect the option of seeing the "Special Edition" version of the Bluray. In the description where they laid out what you will be getting with each version, they stated that The Lion King Trilogy (Eight-Disc Combo: Blu-ray 3D / Blu-ray / DVD / Digital Copy) would include the Special Edition of the film. Another bone I have to pick about the set is the ridiculous packaging. I thought Disney was all about being green. The packaging includes: An oversized box, the movie specification on a slipcover, when you take the slipcover off you discover a cardboard African (I assume) drum, then you separate the drum and in the middle of all of this wasted materials is your Bluray discs all in cardboard accordion style case about the size of the disc, save the squared bottom. They could have (I really wish I got a choice) offered a thick case like the Die Hard Collection [Blu-ray] or The Godfather: The Coppola Restoration. Or they could have gone with a proper box-set, like they did with the box set that was released before POTC: On Stranger Tides. Just a straight forward 3 Standard Blurays with a slip cover. Simple same hight as most the rest of blurays currently being sold. The big box is ugly and takes up too much room. They did another silly case for the Pirates of the Caribbean Four-Movie Collection. I saved about $30 buying the trilogy and then the 3D version of POTC: On Stranger Tides.And why since the Special Edition DVD release included new song "Morning Report"? huh, you list it being there where is it? It is buried on the 2D Disc bonus features. Why oh why could they have just dropped it into the film like the previous DVD release, oh wait maybe they will be releasing a super duper collectors edition with it integrated into the film (BTW they could have easily done it with a software tweak, no need for a second disc).As for the 3D I did not buy this collection for the 3D version of The Lion King. I bought the bluray box-set when I had my old 2D Sony Bravia 46 inch LCD TV. It went and died. So I purchased the massive 70" 3D Sharp Aquos 240 hertz, but now after reviewing the movie it is hard to tell the difference between the 2 versions, just a chance to get more cash. Good one on Disney for a crap substandard 2D to 3D conversion. And I can tell you its not my setup. I have a collection of other 3D blurays and the 3D is spectacular. Save a tree avoid this box-set unless you must have 1 1/2 and 2 on bluray and just can't wait for Disney to release.