The Conjuring 4K Ultra HD + Digital
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Before there was Amityville, there was Harrisville. The Conjuring tells the horrifying true story of Ed and Lorraine Warren, world renowned paranormal investigators, who were called to help a family terrorized by a dark presence in a secluded farmhouse. Forced to confront a powerful demonic entity, the Warrens find themselves caught in the most terrifying case of their lives. Oscar nominee Vera Farmiga (The Departed) and Golden Globe nominee Patrick Wilson (Insidious) play the investigators while Golden Globe nominee Ron Livingston (Band of Brothers) and Emmy nominee Lili Taylor (Six Feet Under) play the Perron family plagued by sinister spirits in this dark chiller from the writers of The Reaping and the creator of the Saw films. The Conjuring 4K Ultra HD + Digital
Before there was Amityville, there was Harrisville. The Conjuring tells the horrifying true story of Ed and Lorraine Warren, world renowned paranormal investigators, who were called to help a family terrorized by a dark presence in a secluded farmhouse. Forced to confront a powerful demonic entity, the Warrens find themselves caught in the most terrifying case of their lives. Oscar® nominee Vera Farmiga (The Departed) and Golden Globe nominee Patrick Wilson (Insidious) play the investigators while Golden Globe nominee Ron Livingston (Band of Brothers) and Emmy® nominee Lili Taylor (Six Feet Under) play the Perron family plagued by sinister spirits in this dark chiller from the writers of The Reaping and the creator of the Saw films. The Conjuring 4K Ultra HD + Digital
Additional information
| Digital Copy Expiration Date : | August 30, 2027 |
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| MPAA rating : | R (Restricted) |
| Package Dimensions : | 6.8 x 5.45 x 0.55 inches; 3.52 ounces |
| Director : | James Wan |
| Media Format : | 4K |
| Run time : | 1 hour and 52 minutes |
| Release date : | August 26, 2025 |
| Actors : | Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Ron Livingston, Lili Taylor, Joseph Bishara |
| Producers : | Walter Hamada, Tony DeRosa-Grund, Dave Neustadter, Peter Safran, Rob Cowan |
| Studio : | Warner Home Video |
| ASIN : | B0FG965T89 |
| Country of Origin : | USA |
| Number of discs : | 1 |
| Best Sellers Rank: | #564 in Horror (Movies & TV) |
| Customer Reviews: | (736) |
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Davewise –
A decent horror movie with good acting
This is a very good horror movie even for those who are not fans of horror movies. The acting is very good all around, the writing is great, and it is based on a true story. Whether you believe a house could really be haunted or not, this story is based on events that happened in 1971 when a family moved into a farm house. Strange happenings drove them to seek the help of the Warrens, a couple who investigated many cases of paranormal activity, including the inspiration for “Amityville Horror”.If you are not big into horror movies with lots of gore (which I’m not), don’t worry, this has virtually none. Here the director of movies such as “Saw” brings his ability to scare an audience without depending on lots of blood and gore. I would not say it was very scary, though there were moments that will make almost anyone jump. They do a decent job of building up to the scares rather than piling them on; however, this also results in the movie being somewhat predicable at times. All that being said, if you prefer movies such as “Saw” and expect horror movies with lots of gore and/or scares at every turn, you will be disappointed here.I found some of the extras on the discs very interesting. They included interviews with the real Lorraine Warren, members of the Perron family about whom the movie is based, and actual paranormal investigators. Another extra included behind-the-scenes interviews with the director, writers, and cast.
5 people found this helpful
Joshua Glowzinski –
An interesting movie that is made to show you WHAT happened or what CAN happen.
There may be spoilers below. I will try not to put them in.Ok, my mom and I went to see this. We kept hearing how scary it was and I was interested to see what made it so. That being said. I did not think this movie was scary at all. I believe that is because it was not a movie that was made with the purpose if scaring you. It was in fact made to show you the story of what happened to these people. A husband and wife with 5 kids move into a new house. Things start to happen. You will find out the thing that holds the evil and why it is doing what it is doing. As far as blood and guys go, I do not believe there was much of either. There was blood at points. But nothing like horror movies now a days. With blood flying out of people heads and what not. Everything in this movie had a purpose. That is because it was real life. I was glued to the screen. It is all very interesting to imagine something so unexplainable happens. People believe in things they can see and touch. This thing is something else. Something pure evil. It is basically a modern day exorcist. But unlike The Exorcist, it really does not show you much of the person or persons who are possessed. You may see them for a bit, but the movie is really about a GROWING evil within a location towards a group of people. You find out who and why and see the outcome. If you are interested in the unexplained or paranormal stuff, I believe you will enjoy this movie. I have already pre ordered it.
3 people found this helpful
MkVsTheWorld –
Absolutely frightening and one of the best horror flicks of all time
OK, facts aside, this move is a big exaggeration from the true story. Most movies have to be this way in order to be interesting though. I think where this movie stands out is creepy Annabelle doll intro story and using legit scare tactics as opposed to cheesy ones used in the Paranormal Activity series. Also, letting you use some imagination before the frightening begins was great.They casted this movie really well. Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga do an excellent job at playing Ed and Lorraine Warren as well as giving hope just when you begin to think that the Perron family is doomed. Speaking of the Perron family, the girls that play the daughters are all unknowns and do a superb job in the movie. One of the biggest overlooked stars is Lili Taylor, who plays the ultimate victim in this movie. I must say, I haven’t been thrilled with many horror flicks in years. This one seriously gave me chills and hope that this is an upward trend for the director James Wan. Honestly, I saw this movie twice in the theaters and it’s on my list of best movies of 2013, which is huge for a horror movie.
Inspector Gadget –
An invisible man sleeping in your bed
Before I saw The Conjuring I heard a lot negative complaints that it was merely “cattle prod cinema” which I inferred meant a lot of awful stingers were the only thing that would make the audience jump. This horrible cliché has been overabundant in many so-called “horror” movies for a good while now and I my expectations were low.Thankfully, there are no stingers. Yes, there are scares and jumps, but the score is completely unobtrusive and there are no cats jumping out of closets or phones suddenly ringing. James Wan knows that atmosphere, cinematography, suggestion, and the unknown can build suspense and horror, and the Conjuring has plenty.Apparently based on a true story (which I am extremely doubtful of, but not completely disbelieving) a happy family of mom and dad and five young girls move into a large farmhouse bought at a low price from a bank auction. As soon as they cross the threshold things are not quite right and the property reeks of pure, menacing evil. Eventually they call in the help of a local ghost-hunting couple to document the case and research its history.It was the early 70s, the real Ghostbusters (pun intended) were still in college.About 80% of The Conjuring works. The dread, the suspense, and the inability to comprehend what is really lurking in the darkness of the house makes for great horror. The girls see…something, but we don’t. It’s a lot like Robert Wise’s The Haunting, which is kind of ironic since Lily Taylor, who plays the mother, was in the 1999 remake of that movie, which was full of all the worst horror clichés and set-ups, as well as excessive CGI. It’s like Taylor wanted to set the balance straight by doing a movie that took the opposite, and more intelligent, approach.John R. Leonetti’s photography is very slick, with lots of slow, creeping shots, but I couldn’t help but think that a rawer edge, with exploitation lighting, would have helped it look a bit more authentic. There are a bit too many slamming doors scares too, and towards the end it goes off on a completely pointless tangent with the Annabelle doll and does absolutely nothing with it. For the bulk of the running time The Conjuring seems original and groundbreaking, though in the last act it’s a jumble of Blair Witch, The Exorcist, and What Lies Beneath.The positives still far outweigh the negatives, and I still recommend the film to horror fans. If only we had a version of The Amityville Horror that was made this way instead of that horrendous 2005 movie. No doubt there will be numerous sequels.The Blu-ray looks great in 2.40:1 1080p with brilliant DTS HD-MA sound. The extras could have been more satisfying.
3 people found this helpful
Mark a Santucci jr –
Good movie
Good movie and arrived in great condition
Sam’s-Review –
***They got it right ! This is the best Ghost/ Haunted House/ Exorcist Movie Ever***
Running Time approx. 1hr 40min. HD Widescreen, HD Sound 5.1. A very impressive movie. Out of all the paranormal (type) of movies out there, this one got it right and it will scare the (s***) out of you as it did me. A family buys a house and does not realize that its haunted until its almost too late. This movie is perfectly produced. Every square inch of(time)in this movie was managed very well. There are no (dry or boring) areas, the movie keeps you on edge every minute. The first (5) minutes will scare the hell out you. The next (36) minutes will practically give you a heart attack. But the rest of the movie will certainly put you in a state of full shock. My hats off to the producers, they got this one right! The acting is spot on. Period props, sets, period wardrobe, and make-up are amazing. The special effects are (spot on) with top quality CGI. This is the perfect ghost/exorcist movie ever, without saying too much. This movie actually makes the original (Exorcist) look like child’s play. The title of the movie is also misleading, they should have named it (The Haunted House), that’s basically what the movie is about…nothing is really (Conjured up). Thank me later. Otherwise, this is the perfect late night Halloween scary movie! I recommend purchase on Blu-ray, this one is a keeper.
4 people found this helpful
BBestvin –
AMAZING horror film that doesn’t resort to cheap scare tactics.
As a big fan of movies and horror movies specifically, there have been a lot of disappointing horror films in the past few years. Many of them relied on cheap jump scares, while others have resorted to excessive gore to make their audiences squirm in their seats. I had heard a lot of positive things about The Conjuring before seeing it, so I’ll admit my expectations were high. This can almost be a death sentence for a film, as expectations have a lot to do with how satisfied you are after viewing! Surprisingly, my expectations were surpassed.Even though the trailer gave away some of the scary moments in the movie, there were plenty of additional ones we weren’t expecting, which kept us on the edge of our seats. Throughout the final 3rd act, the suspense was constant, as was the action and guessing games as to how everything would turn out. After it was all over, we were shocked at the lack of foul language and lack of character deaths. Shocked in a good way. The fact that this movie was suspenseful, intense, and scary almost throughout, without resorting to cheap tactics says a lot about how much thought and effort was put into crafting the film.If you are a fan of horror movies or even movies in general, I highly recommend The Conjuring. In a world where we’re moving to digital and streaming movies, this was one I knew I HAD to own on Blu-Ray, simply because I was planning on watching it many more times in the future.
Santeria –
Spooky, chilling, and most of all… Great and entertainment
when I initially heard of this film and primarily its association with Ed and Lorraine Warren, I had a lot of major expectations. Since I had seen them appear as guests on the Don Lane show in the late 70s, on Australian TV, they made a very strong impression; they spoke of their work more in the sense of a vocation and it was very evident that their strong and positive characters/personalities came through right to the forefront. On the show I saw them on, they played some audio tapes which may have come from the UK or may have been from the US, I don’t recall, anyway these tapes were spooky, chilling, and if they ever sold them or provided them as an extra on a new version of this film of some of the documentaries about them, I would buy them at the drop of a hat. The essential point I’m trying to convey is that the character of Ed and Lorraine Go to the heart of the story in the conjuring, and I think you cannot divorce Ed and Lorraine as central and credible real-life characters without changing the story. Right from the start of the film the quality of tension underlies the entire film. James Wan makes the light and shade, as well as a couple of jokes, work immensely well for this film. Although I understand that this was scripted, it was supposed to be scripted from real-life, but thanks to the fact that there is no commentary of any kind, we simply don’t know. I think it would be appropriate for the filmmakers to either get Lorraine Warren (if she wants to) do a commentary, or maybe have the writers do a joint commentary saying what is adapted real-life, and what is out and out fiction. Overall, at least from my point of view, I would classify this film as the scariest I’ve ever seen. I have been shut down about this, and told that MAMA, INSIDIOUS CHAPTER 2, and some other films are scarier, but given what I know about Ed and Lorraine, and that I like supernatural, ghost house type stories (however, this is so much more than just a ghost house story), I still maintain that this is a James Wan masterpiece that takes you on a tour of the dark side. When I received the DVD Blu-ray combo was happy to find that the cover was the hologram of one particular scene, and it’s pretty cool. I still don’t like the ultraviolet option since you have to sign up for two accounts (and they ask you for too much personal material), the file you can stream is only available for a limited time, and the so-called digital download presupposes you’ve passed over all the personal information before you can get the digital file. Anyway, I really wish the Studios would just can it with the UV garbage and provide a digital download. The Three extras are really great, since you get an interview with the original family, as well as the clearly terrified mother; there is also a special on Lorraine Warren, who takes her work very seriously, and the special feature is a very powerful bonus. The feature with James Wan, is a pleasure to watch, since he is obviously done his research on Ed and Lorraine, and it is clear James enjoys his work, and he knows what scares you…; Which makes his later claim, which he gave in a separate interview that I saw on the BBC, that he is leaving horror all the more devastating: there is simply no one of the caliber of James Wan that I am aware of. I for one, certainly hope he goes back on his statement that he is leaving horror, since I’ll be lining up for tickets at the theater, and preorders for combo packs.***Amazon’s Fulfillment services in Lexington KY is getting to be very bothersome; I had two orders thrown together in one BAG, and it looked like no care was taken with the orders at all.TAKEN 2 had the cover damaged, and the CD “NEW” had an obvious bend in the cover; only the CONJURING combo miraculously survived anything except a few minor dings; most of my orders in the last few months have been packed in the same careless manner, and some damage has been above and beyond normal shipping issues, since the el-cheapo packing is used a de-facto send method.
3 people found this helpful
MacJunegrand –
A surprisingly good entry in the genre
Horror movies lately have gone the way of parody films. No one knows how to properly do them anymore, and most don’t even try. Compare old classic horror films like Nightmare on Elm Street or Friday the 13th to their respective reboots and you’ll instantly notice that new horror film directors don’t actually know what “horror” means and try to fill the screen time with gore, gratuitous nudity, silly jump scares and/or annoying shaky-cam.That’s why I was pleasantly surprised by this film. Not only it avoids those pitfalls (it does have a few jump scares, but they’re not cheap or unnecessary), it manages to actually tell a good story that can actually scare you. It might not make you jump from your seat or hide under the covers (it depends on what kind of person you are, really), but it will at the very least creep you out and leave you with an uneasy feeling several times.The first thing you want to do is ignore the “Based on a true story” sign. That’s either purposefully misleading or an outright lie, for obvious reasons. Furthermore, it doesn’t matter, since it doesn’t add or take from your enjoyment of the story.The plot is, quite frankly, nothing new. A family moves to a secluded house in the woods and it turns out to be haunted, so they contact a somewhat famous paranormal-investigators couple to help them with their problem before they’re driven insane. The plot bringing nothing new to the table isn’t really a bad thing, since it’s all about the execution.For starters, the movie counts with an amazing cast. No superfamous stars or silly Disney TV rejects here. Everyone, from the youngest to the oldest does a great job with their role. The visual style of the movie is also very appealing. The visuals on the movie and the make-up job are excellent, and the little CGI there is does a great job, and it’s only used when necessary.Second, the characters here are well represented. While they’re kind of a cliché (specially the family), they’re actually interesting and likable people. They’re cliché, but they’re not one-note. This is very important, since it marks one of the reasons this movie is not like the awful horror films of later years: you actually care about these characters. For instance, the paranormal investigators are actually shown to be people who thoroughly investigate the cases to make sure there actually IS something paranormal occuring. Most movies will just claim these guys are always right and rational people are always wrong, but here, the couple recognizes that most cases of ghosts, spirits or haunting are actually tricks played on people by their own minds. This marks an important distinction, since in most “horror” films these days you hate the main characters so much that you end up rooting for the villain.Third, I can’t state this enough: this movie is REALLY creepy. There are some parts that will give you goosebumps and make you see things that aren’t there. The end shows up pictures of the actual people this film is based on. Those old-time pictures are usually quite creepy by themselves, more so here. There are small bits of the story that are left unexplained, which actually adds to the overall mysterious feel of the films, unlike other films, that leave you thinking “What the hell?” here the lack of specific details only adds to the film’s appeal. I don’t want to spoil anything, so I’ll just say there are some times when the movie makes you think it’s going to do one of those groan-inducing bad-horror-flick clichés, but it turns out to be something different.So, again, I think it’s a pretty sweet film. As a last note, the quality of the Blu Ray picture and audio is great. I haven’t checked the extras yet, so I don’t know how good they are, but they seem to be a sizable chunk. If you have a Blu Ray player, that’s the way to watch it.
4 people found this helpful