Star Wars: The Clone Wars: The Lost Missions [Blu-ray]

The sixth season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars is an absolute blast to watch, and any star wars fan owes it to themselves to experience it; without a doubt the Blu-Ray release is the best possible way to do so. the picture quality is spot on and vibrant. each episode is presented in its correct aspect ratio with letter boxing to accommodate this (unlike the Netflix copy which crops the frame into 16:9) . the bit rate is also a lot higher than the digital releases with no visual anomalies or artifacts present, leaving a very crisp image. the same is not true for the audio however, unlike the season three, four and five Blu-Ray releases there is no DTS-HD Master Audio lossless 5.1 track, instead we have a 640 Kbps Dolby digital 5.1 track, which is still a great listen but a noticeable downgrade from previous releases.Overall this is an excellent package and well worth a purchase, I now eagerly await season 7's Blu-Ray release (hopefully that will be released at retail in the UK)

I was sceptical if this would work in the UK, and sure enough, it did! The product came in brand new condition, no damage from customs and whatnot. Perfect for any Clone Wars fan in the US or UK.The episodes itself are great, as well as including the unfinished 'bad batch' and 'crystal crisis' arcs, which is a nice add on. However, the Blu-Ray case the discs come in is slimmer than a regular case (around 40% thinner).The product was an excellent purchase, would recommend.

After reading everyone else's reviews, I thought I'd take the chance and order the US import of Clone Wars: The Lost Missions to see if it would run on my PS3 in Australia. It certainly does, which A. was a great relief and B. saved me from going to buy a multi-region Blu ray player and getting into trouble with the long-haired Sith Lord :)For those who haven't seen these episodes, I wont go spoilers, but I can say the story arcs are some of the best in the entire series with Anakin's slide towards the Dark Side becoming more pronounced and Yoda, Fives and even (choke) Jar Jar having good stories too. Even though Disney cancelled the series, there's still enough of a lead-in in this series to Episode III and that dreaded Order 66. Why did Aayla have to die!! /fanboy cryHighly recommendable to fans of Clone Wars and the wider Star Wars fandom and pleased to report the discs worked on PS3 (PAL)

Missed this season when it was first released (I don't think it was on the UK Netflix) boy was it good to finally watch it after all these years

Wasn't region free. My Dad bought this expecting it to work over in the Uk, because he's not a tech whizz so he doesn't know about all the region codes. Wasn't able to work on Xbox, Dvd players or any computers installed with ubuntu. However he's now sat watching it quite contently from my laptop, so there is a way around it all I'm assuming it'll work for any laptop ir desktop installed with windows and a media player.

Even though it stated region 4 it played on uk dvd players no problem and on Playstation, only disappointing thing is not a official release in the uk which is a shame

A gr8 send of for a awesome series that cancel way befor it's time. A fitting goodbye to best animated series since 1980's original Thundercats and transformers. Only 13 superb episodes compared to season 1-4 22 episodes and best of all is season 5 with 20 episodes. Bring back the clone wars. Only downside is jar jar episodes but well worth the money and investment.

Thank you