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1. REAL OR FAKE 4K SAVING PRIVATE RYAN MOVIE
2. REAL OR FAKE 4K SAVING PRIVATE RYAN 1080P
3. REAL OR FAKE 4K SAVING PRIVATE RYAN SERIES
4. REAL OR FAKE 4K SAVING PRIVATE RYAN TV

REAL OR FAKE 4K SAVING PRIVATE RYAN 1080P

And yet, A Quiet Place’s Dolby Atmos mix (found on both its 4K and 1080p releases) is a powerful and intense affair that's all about dynamic range and creating a three-dimensional soundscape.

REAL OR FAKE 4K SAVING PRIVATE RYAN MOVIE

This is pure eye-candy from start to finish and makes the otherwise impressive 1080p encode seem dull and lifeless by comparison.Ī mid-budget movie about staying silent to avoid being killed? On paper it doesn't sound like the obvious home to the year's best soundtrack. Together with some deliberately theatrical lighting, its serves to give director Michael Gracey's bold imagery a tangible sense of depth, even during the busiest song-and-dance numbers. Its success on Ultra HD Blu-ray comes as less of a surprise.ĭerived from a native 4K digital intermediate based on 3.4K and 6.5K source material, The Greatest Showman’s 2.40:1-framed 2160p encode makes the most of HDR10 grading and a wide colour gamut to unleash a dazzling mix of saturated hues and meticulously detailed textures. Barnum was an unexpected box office smash.

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The Haunting of Hill House also ticks our AV boxes too – not only does it look superb in 4K, it sounds excellent thanks to nerve-shreddingly creepy Dolby Atmos sonics.

REAL OR FAKE 4K SAVING PRIVATE RYAN SERIES

Directed by Mike ( Ouija: Origin of Evil) Flanagan, this 10-episode VOD series eschews the subtle chills of the classic 1963 film adaptation in favour of going all-out to scare you witless with its terrifying spooks. Viewers of a nervous disposition should make a point to steer clear of Netflix's reimagining of Shirley Jackson's 1959 horror novel. The web-slinging mechanics in particular are astonishing – you'll be zipping around the streets of New York City for hours on end. From its sensational HDR-enhanced visuals to the slick combat and superior storytelling, Marvel's Spider-Man is an absolute blast. The history of videogames is littered with attempts to make players feel like they're in control of a comic book superhero, yet developer Insomniac Games skilfully sidesteps the pitfalls that many previous efforts fell into with this dazzling PS4-exclusive. From multiple planes of parallax to subtle volumetric detailing, this MVC encode brings a palpable sense of depth to every shot, all the while retaining the boldly saturated colours and inky black levels of its 2D sibling. Many of the major Hollywood studios continue to support the format with stereoscopic versions of their blockbuster titles – and in the case of Disney's release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, fans have been given one of the most immersive and dynamic 3D experiences this side of Avatar.

REAL OR FAKE 4K SAVING PRIVATE RYAN TV

The 3D Blu-ray format has lost some lustre over the past couple of years but it certainly isn't dead yet (despite what TV manufacturers would like you to believe). Other studios make Dolby Atmos tracks an Ultra HD exclusive, but Warner keeps its 1080p discs in the loop. On the other hand, a slate that included Badlands, Casablanca and The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms on its Premium Collection Blu-ray imprint TV material ranging from Batman: The Complete Animated Series to Westworld: The Complete Second Season AV-rich first presses for Justice League, IT and Ready Player One and 4K resurrections of The Matrix Trilogy, Superman: The Movie and 2001: A Space Odyssey is enough to keep us happy.Ĭredit is also due to its forward-thinking attitude. Okay, 2018 wasn't the year that saw Warner unlock its vault and debut the likes of Gone with the Wind or The Wizard of Oz on Ultra HD Blu-ray, and until those two library classics (and countless more) are given the 4K HDR treatment we'll remain slightly annoyed. From restored classics and TV series to big-budget 4K HDR blockbusters, these platters are guaranteed to put a smile on your face. Your home cinema system would be pointless without content to go with it, so use our annual Movie Awards to discover the best-of-breed Blu-ray discs that deserve a place in your collection.