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Lightyear Zavvi Exclusive 4K Ultra HD Steelbook (includes Blu-ray)
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Disney and Pixar's "Lightyear"- the definitive origin story of Buzz Lightyear (voice of Chris Evans), the hero who inspired the toy - follows the legendary Space Ranger on an intergalactic adventure, alongside a group of ambitious recruits, and his robot companion Sox. Blu-ray Now in slim line Sustainable Packaging.
- Features Disney Enhanced High Definition Picture And Sound Lightyear Filmmaker Commentary
- Building the World of Lightyear
- The Zap Patrol
- Toyetic
- Deleted Scenes
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I absolutely love this film, watched it 6 times in the week it came out! Not bad for a 38 year old man… My kids loved it too, which is a bonus. The steelbook looks great too, added it to my collection of too many to count!
This is really awesome looking Steel, not over the top as it’s a nice simple design. Looking forward to adding this to much collection👏🏼
Not the greatest steelbook to look at. The film isn't really fantastic either. Perhaps I'm just looking at it in a nostalgic point of view!
Great looking steelbook and a good film for any toy store fans.
Very good steelbook for a great price
Nice looking Steelbook for Buzz's origin.
Quick delivery and well packaged. For all that I ordered, i would have liked a free delivery. Other than that, beautiful art steelbook and movie itself is nice. Thanks!
Delivered promptly and as specified, can't complain
The steel book is a great production as usual. The film itself leaves a lot to be desired.
Yet another recent release that falls in to the category of being a fairly decent steelbook but nothing special. What has happened to the bright, glossy, designs with some embossing or debossing to really make them stand out and feel more like a premium product?