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Effects are fabulously realised, with whizzing machine pistol fire, thunderous shotgun blasts and all manner of car engine noises as gears change, engines redline and NOS kicks in. the cars and across the nighttime sky -- play well against the warm city colors and the green neon lights under the vehicles. As far as car-porn films go, this one is up there on my top five list with Bullitt, The Road Warrior and Speed, regardless of how stupid it may be. There is one extended sequence involving a careening semi-truck that remains one of the most exciting action sequences I've seen.Frankly, the low-end doesn't appear to improve much, which is not a bad thing since the booming, grumbling engines come with hefty, rumbling vibrations and explosions thrill with a punchy, bombastic oomph. Updated daily and in real-time, we track all high-def disc news and release dates, and review the latest disc titles. Fast Five finds them all (including Han) on the lamb in Rio, where they run afoul of another drug lord and are pursed by U.

Even the shots that take place just outside the cafe - which are intercut with sepia shots within the cafe - are blisteringly good, as the various cars pull up boasting some stunning paint jobs that pop out of your screen with a vibrancy this film has simply never seen before. The accompanying DTS:X track affords some excellent high definition 3D immersive audio to bring the soundscape to life, defying the budget arguably even moreso than the regraded HDR/WCG-enhanced visuals do the video, delivering enough growling engine noise to shake the foundations of your house. And funny enough, the movie succeeds on that end, still entertaining after all these years and featuring one of Vin Diesel's best and most memorable roles thanks to a Point Break­-lite plot that doesn't demand much of its cast.

The crime thriller drives up to the 4K Ultra HD racecourse with a spiffy HDR10 makeover, an excellent DTS:X soundtrack and the same set of supplements as the Blu-ray. sorts of facial features and skin details the beneficiaries, from smoothly shaved heads to dense beards, from applied makeup to fully revealing pores. Over the years, the series has evolved from the early films' focus on illegal street races to high-stakes heists involving physics-defying vehicular stunts. At startup, the disc goes straight to a static screen with the usual options along the bottom and music playing in the background.