Jason Statham

dir. Mark Neveldine, Brian Taylor

S-Tier Lionsgate 4K. Jason Statham's over-the-top action sequel. The disc is as absurd as the film.

Lionsgate · 4K + Blu-ray

dir. David Leitch

Universal 4K. David Leitch directing the Fast & Furious spinoff with Statham and The Rock. S-Tier transfer. The film plays more as a buddy action comedy than a Fast film and collectors tend to own it separately from the main franchise set.

dir. David Ayer

MGM 4K from mid-2025. David Ayer and Statham again, this time adapting a novel by Chuck Dixon. One of the newer catalog entries without much collector discussion yet.

MGM · 4K + Blu-ray

dir. John Carpenter

A-Tier Scream Factory 4K. Carpenter on Mars with Ice Cube. Scream Factory's Carpenter catalog keeps growing.

Scream Factory · 4K + Blu-ray

dir. Ben Wheatley

Warner 4K. Ben Wheatley took over directing from Jon Turteltaub for the sequel. The underwater VFX benefit from HDR but the film itself split audiences. Available cheap on sale and pairs with the original Meg 4K.

dir. Guy Ritchie

Sony 4K from 2021 with a native 4K transfer and HDR10. Ritchie's second film and Statham's breakout role as Turkish. Reviewers praised the grain structure and the expanded UK English audio track that wasn't on the original Blu-ray.

dir. David Ayer

Amazon MGM Studios 4K from April 2024. David Ayer directing Statham in a revenge thriller. UK collectors had trouble getting standard editions without importing, which became a recurring complaint about Amazon MGM's distribution.

dir. Sylvester Stallone

Lionsgate 4K with a Best Buy exclusive steelbook set covering all three original Expendables films. The steelbook sleeve design matches across the trilogy and collectors like the consistency. Stallone's directorial debut in the franchise.

dir. Simon West

Lionsgate 4K, part of the Best Buy steelbook trilogy set alongside the first and third films. Simon West directed this one and the action set pieces are the biggest in the series.

dir. Brian Taylor, Mark Neveldine

Lionsgate 4K with Dolby Vision and Atmos, released in 2019. The Best Buy exclusive steelbook got a strong reaction and sold well. This is the companion piece to Crank: High Voltage, which is S-Tier, and both are worth owning together.

dir. Jon Turteltaub

Warner 4K with a steelbook option that collectors picked up for the Atmos mix and the underwater sequences. The HDR adds depth to the ocean scenes. Meg 2 is also on 4K from Warner if you want both.

dir. Guy Ritchie

Shout Factory 4K steelbook from February 2026. Guy Ritchie reuniting with Statham in a heist-revenge thriller. The Atmos mix got praise but the steelbook shipped with zero bonus features beyond a trailer, which disappointed collectors expecting Shout's usual extras.

Shout! Factory · Limited Edition Steelbook

dir. Patrick Hughes

Lionsgate 4K, the third in the Best Buy steelbook trilogy. Patrick Hughes directed. This one went PG-13 and the collector sentiment was less enthusiastic than the first two, though the steelbook matches the set.

dir. Guy Ritchie

Kino Lorber announced a 4K but it may be cancelled according to insider reports from early 2025. The previous Blu-ray transfer was widely called garbage, so collectors have been waiting for a proper remaster of Ritchie's debut. If it actually comes out it will be an instant buy for most people.

dir. Ric Roman Waugh

A man living in self-imposed exile on a remote island rescues a young girl from a violent storm, setting off a chain of events that forces him out of seclusion to protect her from enemies tied to his past.