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# Conan the Barbarian: 2-Disc Standard Special Edition - 4K Ultra HD [4K UHD]

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Ripped from the pages of Robert E. Howard’s beloved pulp stories, and brought to the screen by maverick director John Milius, Conan the Barbarian is one of the most beloved fantasy-action adventures in Hollywood history, which not only popularized a new subgenre – the sword-and-sorcery film – but also made a cinematic icon of its star, former bodybuilding sensation Arnold Schwarzenegger.In an ancient land, young Conan witnesses his family being slaughtered by an evil snake cult ransacking his village. Raised as a slave, the adult Conan (Schwarzenegger) rises up through the fighting pits, becoming an unparalleled and fearsome warrior. Unexpectedly freed, Conan and his companions – two fighters, Subotai (Gerry Lopez) and Valeria (Sandahl Bergman), as well as a Wizard (Mako) – are enlisted by King Osric (Max von Sydow) to free his daughter from the hypnotic clutches of the same cult that murdered Conan’s family long ago, led by the shape-shifting sorcerer Thulsa Doom (James Earl Jones).Praise Crom! At long last, Milius’ glorious ode to the days of high adventure (co-written by Oliver Stone) has been restored in stunning 4K with hours of bonus features and a heart-racing Atmos remix that immerses you in the action, accompanied throughout by an electrifying, career-best score by the late Basil Poledouris (RoboCop). If you do not listen… then to hell with you!DISC ONE – FEATURE (4K ULTRA HD BLU-RAY)4K (2160p) Ultra HD Blu-ray presentations in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible) of three versions of the film via seamless branching: the Theatrical Cut (127 mins), the International Cut (129 mins) and the Extended Cut (130 mins) all restored in 4K from the original negative by Arrow FilmsRestored original mono audio and remixed Dolby Atmos surround audio on all three cutsOptional English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing on all three cutsArchive feature commentary by director John Milius and star Arnold Schwarzenegger (Extended Cut only)Feature commentary by genre historian Paul M. Sammon, author of Conan: The Phenomenon (Extended Cut only)Isolated score track in lossless stereo (Extended Cut only)DISC TWO – EXTRAS (BLU-RAY)Conan Unchained: The Making of Conan, an archive documentary from 2000 featuring interviews with Schwarzenegger, Milius, Stone, Jones, Lopez, Bergman, Poledouris and several othersDesigning Conan, an interview with production artist William StoutCostuming Conan, an interview with costume designer John BloomfieldBarbaric Effects, an interview with special effects crew members Colin Arthur and Ron HoneYoung Conan, an interview with actor Jorge SanzConan & The Priest, an interview with actor Jack TaylorCutting the Barbarian, an interview with assistant editor Peck PriorCrafting Conan’s Magic, an interview with visual effects crew members Peter Kuran and Katherine KeanBarbarians and Northmen, an interview with filmmaker Robert Eggers on the film’s influence on The NorthmanBehind the Barbarian, an interview with John Walsh, author of Conan the Barbarian: The Official History of the FilmA Line in the Sand, an interview with Alfio Leotta, author of The Cinema of John MiliusConan: The Rise of a Fantasy Legend, an archive featurette on the film’s literary and comic book rootsArt of Steel: Sword Makers & Masters, an archive interview with sword master Kiyoshi YamasakiConan: From the Vault, an archive compilation of on-set cast and crew interviewsA Tribute to Basil Poledouris, a series of videos produced by the Úbeda Film Music Festival, including video of Poledouris conducting a concert of music from the film in 2006 (remixed in 5.1 surround) and interviews with collaborators such as Paul Verhoeven and Randal KleiserRarely-seen electronic press kit from 1982, featuring over half an hour of on-set footage and cast and crew interviews (from a watermarked tape source)Outtakes, including a deleted cameo by MiliusSplit-screen “Valeria Battles Spirits” visual effects comparisonConan: The Archives, a gallery of photos and production images from 2000Conan the Barbarian: The Musical, an affectionate comic tribute to the film by Jon & Al KaplanUS and International teaser and theatrical trailersImage gallery

Review: Great Sword and sandles movie. - This release is how movies should be release. Various packaging, but the same disc content across all package variants. For a movie this old, this movie has no business looking this good. The movie looked as if it was shot on film yesterday. This is a new restoration from the original 35mm camera negative, presented in native 4K. Picture is obviously awesome, it comes in Dolby Vision, HDR, Dolby Atmos, 7.1 and also includes a restored original mono track (DTS-HD MA 1.0). On my 5.1 the audio is good. Where this release stands out, is the amount of special features. Sure, many of them was on the Blu-Ray Disc and possible even the DVD, however there is enough decent and pretty in depth. Arrow Video really did an amazing job of this title. Plus there’s three versions of this movie on the 4K disc.
Review: Chew it slowly! It's the good stuff.. - Conan the Barbarian is one of those films that you enjoy the first time, relish the second time and then, by the third viewing and beyond, you have come to simply adore. This is a film that delights in its own storytelling, and displays surprising gravitas in exploring Conan's development as a character. The film was (well) financed by the company that typically pumped out those entertaining but vaguely embarrassing Greek legends films or Sinbad seafaring yarns, and is of astonishing quality particularly considering the company it keeps. You have high quality actors (including Arnold, whose mangling of the English language seems a perfect fit for the stoic titular hero/anti-hero), lavish sets, humor, and mayhem. The bodycount is high but never simply for show..even the primary henchmen put up a real fight instead of just slowing down the hero a little before he catches up with the villian. And what a villian! James Earl Jones in, and I'm being completely serious here, one of his finest roles as Thulsa Doom, charismatic archpriest of the snake god Set, whose disdain for physical combat aside from a brief bit at the intro actually adds to his presence and menace rather than detracting from it. A great musical score keeps the action hopping along, and the swordfights and battles are brawls rather than mincing fencing matches. I'm not writing simply to give my personal take on the film itself, however. I've owned the Collector's Edition for some time now, but it wasn't until I viewed it with the Commentary running that I felt the need to write a review. The commentary, placed over a muted showing of the film, is a discussion between Arnold and the director as the film takes place. It is a gem to listen to. Both (Arnold too!) are insightful and witty, and while it is clear Arnold hasn't watched the film in some time, his surprised reaction to parts of it is hilarious ("Boy, I sure get laid a lot in this movie!"). It's like an episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 with Arnold and the director sitting beside you with a tub of popcorn chatting about the film. Everything from casting to the film's location in Spain right where Hemingway visited and based For Whom the Bell Tolls to Arnold nearly cracking his skull when the camel he's on lumbers up against one of the raised beach platforms to the wonderful marble concubine chamber actually being placed in a freezing trucking garage is discussed. This commentary, coupled with film outtakes, makes this a DVD you simply must have unless you truly hated the film. One outtake is the director's cameo as the vendor selling the infamous iguanas-on-a-stick, and another is that of Arnold being chased by the wolves/dogs just as he escapes his bondage for the first time. In the outtake, Arnold doesn't manage to make it up onto the rocks in time, and is savaged off-camera by the dogs: *lots of barking and snarling* [thick austrian accent]: "Ow, God dahmn it!" And, of course, in the film the next scene is Conan wearing a suit made of wolfskins. No stuntmen on that one, folks. We're also treated to the long and gruesome murder of the king by his own troops at the behest of Thulsa Doom (a side plot that occurred in the original Conan short stories). These DVD extras alone are worth the price of the whole DVD and I highly recommend checking them out. Tantalizingly, right at the end of the commentary, we hear the following teaser: Arnold: That was great. Now that we'ved watched it, now you know we have to make a third one. The director agrees, and so do I.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0CWVTZT6J |
| Actors  | Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones, Sandahl Bergman |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,145 in Movies & TV ( See Top 100 in Movies & TV ) #268 in Action & Adventure Blu-ray Discs |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (6,785) |
| Director  | John Milius |
| MPAA rating  | R (Restricted) |
| Media Format  | 4K |
| Product Dimensions  | 0.59 x 6.74 x 5.27 inches; 3.84 ounces |
| Release date  | April 30, 2024 |
| Run time  | 2 hours and 9 minutes |
| Studio  | Arrow Video |

## Product Details

- **Contributor:** Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones, John Milius, Sandahl Bergman
- **Format:** 4K
- **Genre:** Action & Adventure
- **Language:** English
- **Runtime:** 2 hours and 9 minutes

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Sword and sandles movie.
*by A***Y on February 6, 2026*

This release is how movies should be release. Various packaging, but the same disc content across all package variants. For a movie this old, this movie has no business looking this good. The movie looked as if it was shot on film yesterday. This is a new restoration from the original 35mm camera negative, presented in native 4K. Picture is obviously awesome, it comes in Dolby Vision, HDR, Dolby Atmos, 7.1 and also includes a restored original mono track (DTS-HD MA 1.0). On my 5.1 the audio is good. Where this release stands out, is the amount of special features. Sure, many of them was on the Blu-Ray Disc and possible even the DVD, however there is enough decent and pretty in depth. Arrow Video really did an amazing job of this title. Plus there’s three versions of this movie on the 4K disc.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Chew it slowly! It's the good stuff..
*by Y***N on March 16, 2003*

Conan the Barbarian is one of those films that you enjoy the first time, relish the second time and then, by the third viewing and beyond, you have come to simply adore. This is a film that delights in its own storytelling, and displays surprising gravitas in exploring Conan's development as a character. The film was (well) financed by the company that typically pumped out those entertaining but vaguely embarrassing Greek legends films or Sinbad seafaring yarns, and is of astonishing quality particularly considering the company it keeps. You have high quality actors (including Arnold, whose mangling of the English language seems a perfect fit for the stoic titular hero/anti-hero), lavish sets, humor, and mayhem. The bodycount is high but never simply for show..even the primary henchmen put up a real fight instead of just slowing down the hero a little before he catches up with the villian. And what a villian! James Earl Jones in, and I'm being completely serious here, one of his finest roles as Thulsa Doom, charismatic archpriest of the snake god Set, whose disdain for physical combat aside from a brief bit at the intro actually adds to his presence and menace rather than detracting from it. A great musical score keeps the action hopping along, and the swordfights and battles are brawls rather than mincing fencing matches. I'm not writing simply to give my personal take on the film itself, however. I've owned the Collector's Edition for some time now, but it wasn't until I viewed it with the Commentary running that I felt the need to write a review. The commentary, placed over a muted showing of the film, is a discussion between Arnold and the director as the film takes place. It is a gem to listen to. Both (Arnold too!) are insightful and witty, and while it is clear Arnold hasn't watched the film in some time, his surprised reaction to parts of it is hilarious ("Boy, I sure get laid a lot in this movie!"). It's like an episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 with Arnold and the director sitting beside you with a tub of popcorn chatting about the film. Everything from casting to the film's location in Spain right where Hemingway visited and based For Whom the Bell Tolls to Arnold nearly cracking his skull when the camel he's on lumbers up against one of the raised beach platforms to the wonderful marble concubine chamber actually being placed in a freezing trucking garage is discussed. This commentary, coupled with film outtakes, makes this a DVD you simply must have unless you truly hated the film. One outtake is the director's cameo as the vendor selling the infamous iguanas-on-a-stick, and another is that of Arnold being chased by the wolves/dogs just as he escapes his bondage for the first time. In the outtake, Arnold doesn't manage to make it up onto the rocks in time, and is savaged off-camera by the dogs: *lots of barking and snarling* [thick austrian accent]: "Ow, God dahmn it!" And, of course, in the film the next scene is Conan wearing a suit made of wolfskins. No stuntmen on that one, folks. We're also treated to the long and gruesome murder of the king by his own troops at the behest of Thulsa Doom (a side plot that occurred in the original Conan short stories). These DVD extras alone are worth the price of the whole DVD and I highly recommend checking them out. Tantalizingly, right at the end of the commentary, we hear the following teaser: Arnold: That was great. Now that we'ved watched it, now you know we have to make a third one. The director agrees, and so do I.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The ultimate version of Conan
*by J***S on June 17, 2010*

When I was a kid I saw this movie for the first time after begging my parents to let me watch it. They were horrified, and I was ecstatic. This has been my favorite movie for as far back as I can remember and it still holds up against all of today's advancements in movie making. After watching this special edition with the additional scenes, I like it even more. After watching all the extra's on the disc, and watching the movie with the commentary, I think I understand now why this movie does not age like so many others of it's time. Almost everything in this movie, was filmed for real. There were almost no special effects (aside from a short scene where the demons try to take Conan, which does look dated) and virtually everything that was filmed was filmed for real. By this I mean they were using steel swords and actually swordfighting (Sandhal got her finger cut off in one of the fights, and she accidentally slit a guys throat in another - they both recovered) they were also actually in the middle east filming. It took them five years to make this movie, because they actually took the time and effort to do everything in such a way that it appeared real. It wasn't filmed in hollywood in some cheesy 80's set like most other movies of the time. There was also a lot of focus on the human element of the story, and the majority of the movie was just character development, the plot seemed to be based around the development of the characters, instead of the other way around. In the end, this movie turned out to be one of the greatest movies ever filmed in my opinion, and because of how real they kept the filming, I don't think it will ever loose it's luster. I hope when they finally transfer this to Blu-Ray, they don't do anything stupid like take away anything that was included in this version of the film. Update: The blu-ray version took away stuff that was included in the extended release. The ending was pretty much exactly the same as the extended version, which I hear a lot of people complaining about even though it actually fills out the story and explains not only what happened to the princess, but also how Conan managed to infiltrate the citadel. Unfortunately it is excluding the scene with Conan and Subotai having dialogue before the big finale battle, and the few small scenes that were extended in the earlier parts of the movie. So it's basically the theatrical release, with the extended ending. The blu-ray transfer itself is pretty good looking, with only a few dark scenes still grainy which seems pretty normal for older movies being remastered to HD. Being that this is my all time favorite movie, I don't mind owning two versions of it.

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