TRADING PLACES - PARAMOUNT PRESENTS Volume 12 [BLU-RAY]

Classic Eddie Murphy... It doesn't get much funnier.

Nice edition with all the artwork and digital copy. The Blu-ray is not as good as the one previously released by Paramount though. That one had a better menu, and some better features on it that were left off of this one for some reason. I kept the previous Blu-ray for those and gave the one that came in this set to my friend.The one I am referring to is the LOOKING GOOD, FEELING GOOD Edition. Keep that one.

I loved getting this early. I was able to watch this funny movie with my son that happened to stop by. I was telling him about this for sometime now. Awesome delivery.

It’s great to watch while eating, laying down, standing, happy, sad, and/or doing laundry. I wish more comedies today were this good. Love this movie.

Great classic movie and good transfer

Paramount Presents continues to put certain prestige or previously unavailable of its films in this line[#12] on 4K HD, in this case this surprise comedy hit from 1983 starring Eddie Murphy, Dan Ackroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, Ralph Bellamy, Don Ameche, and Denholm Elliot. Released several times on both DVD and Blu-ray, this definitive edition ports over all previous extras and includes one new one focusing on director John Landis. Comes with a foldout slipcover like all releases in this particular series, which also included "Roman Holiday" (1953) [#9.]

Eddie Murphy begins his comedic movie career as Billy Ray Valentine, a hustler scooped up by the Dukes on a sociological bet to swap lives with the priggish Dan Aykroyd with Jamie Lee Curtis tagging along. Great video quality on the BD release and some interesting extras. (j4.)

The picture quality on this Paramount Presents blu-ray release makes it essential. I was shocked at how beautiful some of it was.One of the best comedies of all time, and more than just a comedy. Before Office Space blended comedy and commentary so well, there was Trading Places. Going back and revisiting 80's comedy is a mixed bag, but this movie is an absolute standout.