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Pixels - Blu-ray + 3D

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Condition
New
Format
3D October 27, 2015
Dimensions
0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 in; 1.76 oz
Genre
Action/Adventure, Comedy
Language
English
Runtime
3 hours and 31 minutes
MPAA rating
PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)

Description

An unlikely group of former '80s video game champions step up to save the world from an alien invasion in this visually spectacular action-adventure.

Specs 15

Genre Action/Adventure, Comedy
Format Blu-ray
Contributor Adam Sandler, Affion Crockett, Allen Covert, Ashley Benson, Brian Cox, Chris Columbus, Jane Krakowski, Josh Gad, Kevin James, Lainie Kazan, Mark Radcliffe, Matt Lintz, Michelle Monaghan, Peter Dinklage, Sean Bean
Language English
Runtime 3 hours and 31 minutes
Digital Copy Expiration Date December 31, 2018
Aspect Ratio 2.401
MPAA rating PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)

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Great movie
Great movie
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2025 by Elizabeth Lopez
Awesome 3d effects
Awesome 3d effects and very funny movie
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2025 by Amazon Customer
A Family-Friendly Adventure That Delights
"Pixels" proved to be a delightful family movie night choice, captivating both young and old with its unique blend of nostalgia, humor, and action. This film's imaginative storyline and colorful visuals entertained our family and created an enjoyable movie-watching experience. In this review, I'll share our thoughts on why "Pixels" hit the mark as a fun and engaging movie for all ages. Nostalgic Appeal: "Pixels" brilliantly taps into the nostalgia of classic video games, bringing beloved arcade characters to life on the big screen. As parents, we enjoyed the trip down memory lane, reminiscing about our experiences with these iconic games. Introducing our kids to a world we cherished in our youth was a pleasure. Family-Friendly Humor: The movie strikes a fantastic balance between humor that appeals to kids and adults alike. The witty one-liners, clever gags, and playful interactions between characters generated laughter from both generations. The blend of slapstick comedy and subtle references catered to a broad audience, ensuring everyone found something to enjoy. Visually Engaging: The colorful and visually engaging world of "Pixels" transported us into a realm where video game characters wreaked havoc in the real world. The seamless integration of CGI characters and real-life settings added a dynamic and immersive quality to the film. The action-packed sequences, reminiscent of video game levels, held our attention throughout. Endearing Characters: The characters in "Pixels" were endearing and relatable, each bringing their quirks and personalities to the story. Adam Sandler and his team of misfit gamers brought a sense of camaraderie and determination that resonated with both children and adults. The unexpected collaboration between humans and aliens created an engaging narrative arc. Positive Message: Beneath the arcade-inspired chaos, "Pixels" delivers a heartwarming message about teamwork, friendship, and embracing one's unique skills. The characters' growth and unity portrayed in the film provided valuable takeaways for our family. Conclusion: "Pixels" successfully delivered an entertaining movie night experience for our family. Its nostalgic appeal, family-friendly humor, visually engaging scenes, endearing characters, and positive message combined create a film that satisfied us. While not without minor flaws, "Pixels" offers lighthearted fun that transcends generations and fosters a shared appreciation for classic gaming culture. If you're seeking a movie to bring the family together for a nostalgic and enjoyable cinematic adventure, "Pixels" is worth a watch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2023 by Sam
Fun, Nostalgia-Filled Movie
I'm a Gen X kid, and arcade games were *huge* when I was growing up. When the first 'bigger' movies starring Adam Sandler came out ('Billy Madison,' 'Happy Gilmore,' 'The Wedding Singer,' 'The Waterboy,' and 'Big Daddy') I was a late-teen to early-20-year old. Back then, everyone LOVED Adam Sandler movies and quoted them regularly. 'Pixels' came out when I was well into my adulthood, and I couldn't help but watch it because I have a soft spot in my heart for 1) Adam Sandler movies and 2) anything 80's-related. I have to say: I liked this movie. Adam Sandler's younger self is a champion video arcade gamer, and he grows up to be somewhat of an underachiever working far below his skill level. He is still best friends with his childhood buddy (now the President, played by Kevin James - LOVE these two together!). He meets a woman, they fall in love. And OH - there's also a full-planet alien invasion thing happening! What happened is that video games were so popular in the 80's that a VHS tape was recorded of a video game tournament and was then sent into space. The aliens took the tape as a threat, and now they're invading Earth - except they take the forms of 80's arcade and Atari games. So who does the President call on to save the world? His best friend, of course! Yes, it is cheesy. No, the acting isn't great. Yes, it was fun seeing a young Peter Dinklage. I liked seeing all of the 'old' games brought to life in an interesting and modern way. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023 by Smile Saurus
Pixels
good movie to watch with family
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2025 by CM
Funny movie
I don’t think Adam Sandler ever made a bad movie
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2025 by Patrick Stephenson
Great movie
Excellent movie for all the actors
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2025 by Brian
Adam Sandler being Adam Sandler
I went in to this movie without much expectation and as expected I got a pretty mediocre experience. Adam Sandler is Adam Sandler at this point. If you want some mindless fun with no real purpose and can overlook some very large plot and pacing negatives, then you'll probably have the same experience I did. The obvious draw to this movie was the play on nostalgic games of old and in that aspect the movie succeeded where it wanted to. We got to see the re-imagining of our old favorite games growing up and in that aspect the movie was a lot of fun. The pacing at times seemed off and apparently the military cannot aim or take orders for crap, which kind of mutes the point of having a military, which leaves the fate of the world up to four washed up gamers. The premise is silly, but then again the whole movie is meant to be. The cast choices was interesting. The main cast is Adam Sandler, Peter Dinklage, and Josh Gad with Kevin James in largely a supporting role. There are also some cameos, like the (wasted) Sean Bean. Adam Sandler plays his normal, physical, self. Josh Gad is the more reclusive, stereotypical nerd/gamer, Peter Dinklage does a pretty hilarious job as the egotistical criminal gamer and Kevin James plays the largely out of place, and pretty much pointless, President of the United States. As the world is falling apart against an alien invasion that has taken the shape of video game characters, Adam Sandler, a regretful loser of the world gaming tournament in 1980s, leads a rag-tag group of washed up gamers tasked with saving the world as the military fails and then subsequently disappears for the rest of the movie(?). Like I said earlier, the entire premise of the movie is silly and the final "boss" is probably the weakest part of the entire movie (Seriously, the boss could have killed the entire group while they did numerous impromptu conversations literally IN FRONT of him), which is unfortunate. Overall, I give this movie a 2.5 out of 5.0, but since Amazon doesn't have a .5 rating system I will round to 3.0. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2015 by King of the Stream
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