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Arrow: The Complete Fourth Season (DVD) After defeating his most formidable foe to date and riding off into the sunset with longtime flame Felicity Smoak, Oliver Queen (aka The Arrow) left Starling City with the hopes of beginning a new life. But will Oliver ever truly be able to leave behind his past as the Arrow, and, if so, what becomes of the team he has worked so hard to assemble? Will military vet John Diggle, Oliver’s sister Thea Queen, and lawyer-turned-vigilante Laurel Lance be left to continue Oliver's crusade without him? And with Malcolm Merlyn having ascended to the top of the League of Assassins as the new Ra's al Ghul, is anyone really safe? The action-packed series continues with new villains, new heroes and new challenges! Review: Another good season that expands the Arrowverse even more (prior season spoilers) - +++Warning, this contains spoilers from season three, but no major season four spoilers+++ There is a lot going on in season four of Arrow. In the present, Thea is feeling the effects of the Lazarus pit, becoming more and more aggressive, yet is also feeling guilty about killing Sara and tries to get Malcolm Merlyn to revive her. Also in the present, Oliver has taken the mantle of The Green Arrow, vowing to protect the city, yet try to work more within the bounds of the law. The new big bad of the season is revealed to be Damien Darhk, the leader of a group called H.I.V.E., terrorizing the city as Darhk tries to take down Oliver. Team Arrow has expanded with Diggle and Laurel joining Oliver in the field, while Felicity operates as Overwatch. In the flashbacks, we see more of Oliver's time on the island, now working, against his will, for A.R.G.U.S. and Amanda Waller. The character of Constantine is officially brought into the Arrowverse with the appearance of Matt Ryan, who was fresh from his canceled show on NBC. This season also gives us crossover episodes withThe Flash, which also sever as a backdoor pilot for the newest Arrowverse series Legends of Tomorrow. The Flash episode of the crossover is included on this set, so you do not have to get (or switch over to) the Flash DVD or Blu-Ray set to watch it. For those who get the Blu-Ray set, the show looks and sounds great in HD, as it has in the prior seasons. Of course, the show makes a lot of use of CGI effects and does a great job (especially for a TV show) of making them look seamless with the practical effects. The extras are not as extensive as in the prior season releases, however. Those include deleted scenes across the four discs, two featurettes focused on characters (Hawkman, Hawkgirl, and Vandal Savage) from "Legends of Tomorrow", and a featurette on Damien Dahrk. Then there is also a short gag reel and footage from a Comic-Con panel. Even though there are not as many extras as we got in prior seasons, what was included is good. Overall, the season is good. It builds the Oliver vs. Darhk to a crescendo with a final battle. Darhk's past is a bit of a mystery at the beginning of the season and more details get revealed throughout the course of the season. There is more cast juggling, some of which is a bit of a misdirection, with some characters being introduced that will take a larger role in subsequent seasons and others that were shifted over to Legends of Tomorrow. In general, the DC tv universe has been a lot more cohesive and well-run than the DC movie universe, and the Arrowverse is really telling a bunch of different intertwined stories with Arrow as the lead show. The show is a very good blend of action and drama, and Stephen Amell continues to grow into the main character, doing a great job as the series lead. So, if you were a fan of the first few seasons of the show, this one is definitely worth watching. Review: Cool - Awesome
| Contributor | Andrew Kreisberg, David Ramsey, Emily Bett Rickards, Greg Berlanti, John Barrowman, Katie Cassidy, Marc Guggenheim, Paul Blackthorne, Sarah Schechter, Stephen Amell, Wendy Mericle, Willa Holland Contributor Andrew Kreisberg, David Ramsey, Emily Bett Rickards, Greg Berlanti, John Barrowman, Katie Cassidy, Marc Guggenheim, Paul Blackthorne, Sarah Schechter, Stephen Amell, Wendy Mericle, Willa Holland See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 938 Reviews |
| Format | DVD, NTSC, Subtitled |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, Drama, Suspense |
| Language | English |
| Number Of Discs | 5 |
S**R
Another good season that expands the Arrowverse even more (prior season spoilers)
+++Warning, this contains spoilers from season three, but no major season four spoilers+++ There is a lot going on in season four of Arrow. In the present, Thea is feeling the effects of the Lazarus pit, becoming more and more aggressive, yet is also feeling guilty about killing Sara and tries to get Malcolm Merlyn to revive her. Also in the present, Oliver has taken the mantle of The Green Arrow, vowing to protect the city, yet try to work more within the bounds of the law. The new big bad of the season is revealed to be Damien Darhk, the leader of a group called H.I.V.E., terrorizing the city as Darhk tries to take down Oliver. Team Arrow has expanded with Diggle and Laurel joining Oliver in the field, while Felicity operates as Overwatch. In the flashbacks, we see more of Oliver's time on the island, now working, against his will, for A.R.G.U.S. and Amanda Waller. The character of Constantine is officially brought into the Arrowverse with the appearance of Matt Ryan, who was fresh from his canceled show on NBC. This season also gives us crossover episodes withThe Flash, which also sever as a backdoor pilot for the newest Arrowverse series Legends of Tomorrow. The Flash episode of the crossover is included on this set, so you do not have to get (or switch over to) the Flash DVD or Blu-Ray set to watch it. For those who get the Blu-Ray set, the show looks and sounds great in HD, as it has in the prior seasons. Of course, the show makes a lot of use of CGI effects and does a great job (especially for a TV show) of making them look seamless with the practical effects. The extras are not as extensive as in the prior season releases, however. Those include deleted scenes across the four discs, two featurettes focused on characters (Hawkman, Hawkgirl, and Vandal Savage) from "Legends of Tomorrow", and a featurette on Damien Dahrk. Then there is also a short gag reel and footage from a Comic-Con panel. Even though there are not as many extras as we got in prior seasons, what was included is good. Overall, the season is good. It builds the Oliver vs. Darhk to a crescendo with a final battle. Darhk's past is a bit of a mystery at the beginning of the season and more details get revealed throughout the course of the season. There is more cast juggling, some of which is a bit of a misdirection, with some characters being introduced that will take a larger role in subsequent seasons and others that were shifted over to Legends of Tomorrow. In general, the DC tv universe has been a lot more cohesive and well-run than the DC movie universe, and the Arrowverse is really telling a bunch of different intertwined stories with Arrow as the lead show. The show is a very good blend of action and drama, and Stephen Amell continues to grow into the main character, doing a great job as the series lead. So, if you were a fan of the first few seasons of the show, this one is definitely worth watching.
B**N
Cool
Awesome
T**E
Good quality DVD set
apart from the downward spiral story-line after season 3, the product was good. the dvd never skipped, the case was solid, and the box they cam in, sturdy.
S**K
Action
Started out great but got a little dull towards the end, but still liked it.
J**F
The last season of a truly great series. This was a DVR & watch the ...
The last season of a truly great series. This was a DVR & watch the same night show for me in the first 2 seasons. As season 4 moved along it slowly became obvious that the writers were either lazy by using recycled situations with not much important story line progression. I routinely fell behind by a month and then binge watched them in one evening. The death of a key cast member in this season left me with very little interest. I watched the 1st episode this year and after falling behind a couple of weeks I gave up on the show entirely.
W**L
Classic Arrow
Classic arrow, quality tv and ahead of its time. Blu-ray quality looks amazing as always.
R**Y
Seems to work well!
Discs played with no issues. Arrived as expected.
K**G
Arrow
A great show
雨**宮
PS4で動作確認しました
ImportのBlu-rayを日本のAmazonで購入。 全ディスク日本語字幕吹替対応しています。 ※PS4で確認しました。 ストーリーは変わらずハイクオリティーです。 あと、やはり日本版よりジャケットがかっこいい。
W**P
Arrow Season 4, another winner!
As always, the season picks up and becomes very difficult to stop watching...until it's done and then the terrible predicament of waiting!!! Season 4 was just as good and full of suspense as all Arrow seasons have been. I love Stephen Amell's acting (well his incredible good looks are a great asset to the show too) and there's always Malcolm Merlyn to round off the show. As always Oliver's life is thrown into turmoil and the season ends on that note...."what next"? So, now I'm waiting for Season 5 to come out on DVD.
A**R
Five Stars
Feest.
T**O
海外ドラマが格安で!
Blu-ray版の方は日本語音声・字幕がついています。 日本版を買うと倍以上の値段がするので日本版じゃなきゃ嫌だっていう拘りがなければアリだと思います。 個人的には海外版のパッケージが好みなので自分は海外版一択です!!
E**T
Completed My Arrowverse Collection
Thank You Amazon, for the Fast Delivery and in great shape on delivery, Was Able to Finish my Arrowverse collection with buying Arrow Season 4,had every season except the 4th, plus it completes my collection alongside The Flash, Supergirl, Legends of Tomorrow and Black Lightning, nothing beats the greatest shows thru DC Comics
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