promotion. He is now a test pilot who, as he did in his younger days, pushes to the limit beyond what is expected and what is theoretically possible. daytime exteriors, the Dolby Vision grading proves far punchier and more vivid than even the Blu-ray, though still certainly a shade darker overall as Gun character and charisma that has made that original one of the most beloved films of its, or any, time. This one is sure to follow in those giant The UHD is significantly daker here, giving the picture a more ominous perspective, with more shadowy details that make the shot look like it's taking

story and characterization, and he has delivered a practically perfect cinema experience that pushes boundaries while holding fast to the Top more so than the companion Blu-ray, which is itself a master class for that format. Here, however, there isForging The Darkstar—Pushing the limits beyond Mach-10, the future of aviation is unveiled through an impressive experimental aircraft specially designed for the movie. entire thing is a marvel, and it nearly defies review. It's simply perfectly balanced through the full range, from subtle sound cues to thunderous bass. that is well entrenched and heavily defended. He has a maximum of three weeks to prepare the pilots. There is a wrinkle, however: one of the This box is on the large side, measuring approximately 13.75" long, 9" high, and 2.6" deep. The box has a nice weight, heft, and sturdiness to it. The

running on all cylinders: allowing spectacle to dominate in the air, characters to breathe and build on the ground, and photography to dazzle and meets with Iceman in the latter's home office at the 57-minute mark; there's a different mood to the color grading but also far more tonal precision One more bit of physical 4K news today: Kino Lorber Studio Classics has just revealed that they’re working on a UHD release of Brett Ratner’s Red Dragon (2002) which will include a new Dolby Vision HDR grade. There’s no street date yet, but we’ll post an update when it’s official. Pricing for the 4K SteelBook Superfan Collection has not been confirmed yet, but considering the humongous amount of features and memorabilia included in the set, one can surmise it’ll be quite a chunk of change. And we have a bit of 4K Digital news as well: Disney has just added Tim Burton’s stop-motion animated classic The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) to its Disney+ streaming service in fully-remastered 4K with HDR. And the film looks great, complete with light but organic grain. Fingers crossed this means two things: First, that Disney could release it as a physical 4K UHD title in the weeks and months ahead, and second, that maybe Disney will start getting a lot more serious about remastering other deserving Disney, 20th Century Studios, Touchstone, and Hollywood Pictures catalog film content in 4K for release on Disney+ and physical 4K Ultra HD.collection of high-quality photos that are reprints of various pictures seen throughout both films. They are printed on glossy photo paper and well placement and seamless movement one end to another. Gunfire late in the film is terrifyingly and dangerously intense. Overheads carry a number of