3/5 One GLARING problem
  by John Ingold (Bunfunkegypt)
My only problem with this incarnation of the classis text is that...they created the diseased flesh-hungry survivors of earth via CGI. They are glaringly unrealistic and distracting. There is absolutely NO reason these characters could not be played by actual humans, ala "28 Weeks Later". I thought there might be a few things that only CGI characters could do that real actors wouldn't be able to tackle, stunt-wise. Not the case. The movie is watchable (6 times for me), but would be perfection had they used human actors and a top notch make-up & costumes. It is what it is.

5/5 One of the best films ever
  by Rooikat (Land of the Free)
When we saw this in the theatre, a kid behind us said, as we were leaving, "That was the best movie I have ever seen".
That pretty much sums it up. While possibly not the best film ever, it is definitely the movie those of us who grew up with The Omega Man were waiting for. A worthy tribute to the original.
This Ultimate Edition is a must for the serious Omega Man/ I am Legend fan.

4/5 Cool Sci-Fi Thriller
  by The Movie Man (Maywood, New Jersey USA)
Richard Matheson's novel "I Am Legend" has been made into at least three motion pictures -- "The Last Man on Earth" (Vincent Price), "The Omega Man" (Charlton Heston), and "I Am Legend" (Will Smith) -- and has served as inspiration for dozens of others. The story combines science fiction and horror in a bleak, pessimistic view of the future of mankind.
In the latest version, "I Am Legend," Smith stars as Robert Neville, a scientist who was unable to halt the spread of an incurable, man-made virus. Immune to the fatal virus, Neville is the sole human survivor in what remains of New York City and possibly the world. His only companion is his dog, Samantha. But mutant plague victims -- the Infected -- lurk in the darkness, watching Neville's every move and waiting for him to make a fatal mistake. Day to day, Neville is driven by a single mission: to find a way to reverse the effects of the virus. To do so, he must use his own immune blood.
"I Am Legend" is by far the most ambitious of the three screen adaptations of Matheson's novel. The opening scenes, showing a deserted Times Square overgrown with vegetation, are spectacular, and Smith manages to keep the story flowing in the early scenes even though he's the only person we see. Flashbacks illustrate the stages leading up to the present near-obliteration of humanity and are elaborately staged by director Francis Lawrence. The film's third act resorts to a fairly routine formula of the hero versus the monsters but, overall, "I Am Legend" is an impressive effort.
The "I Am Legend Ultimate Collector's Edition" is just the thing for sci-fi and Will Smith fans. The three-disc box set contains two versions of the movie, one with a controversial ending; a digital copy of the film; four animated comics; 12 never-before-seen deleted scenes along with filmmaker's commentary; a 44-page concept sketch book; a lucite commemorative piece featuring images from the movie; and hours of featurettes covering filming on the aircraft carrier Intrepid, canine training, making New York City look deserted, assistance provided by the U.S. Military, and the integration of CGI images with live action footage.

5/5 Wtf...!!!
  by ALDO ASTUDILLO M (Ecuador)
Could someone please put some details about the product...???

What it contains...???


Which are the features included on a 3 -dics set?????

Is it a comic about the movie...??

5/5 A must have for fans
  by Mason L. Wright (IN,USA)
As a fan of this film, I am glad WB is releasing this for the holidays. Packed with a lot of things any fan of the movie and book, its a must buy.