tagged with 4K restoration, 4K UHD Blu-ray, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, HDR10, Lionsgate, Michael Ironside, Paul Verhoeven, Philip K. A few sequences where backgrounds are using optical effects are probably the most obvious as they can look a bit “faded” or washed out with crushing blacks.

Or, Quaid did indeed get his money's worth by living the most realistic dream of his life, bringing up larger philosophical questions on the dilemma of appearance vs. The film gets a Dolby Atmos upgrade, though I’ll confess I didn’t notice much of an upgrade (full disclosure: my system is still currently set up with a 5. Verhoeven tops his own work from RoboCop in this regard, and the film remains one of the best action-sci-fi productions to come out of Hollywood. film will note I begin that review with a clear warning that it's hard to discuss the plot without revealing spoiler material.Total Excess is an excellent hour-long documentary on the history of Carolco newly created by Ballyhoo Motion Pictures, interviewing the likes of David J. encode is a massive improvement, making it the definitive way for savoring this Schwarzenegger favorite. Walter Hill's 1988 buddy-buddy actioner, Red Heat, might sit somewhere below both the genre-defining Lethal Weapon and even Hill's earlier 48 Hours, but it's still prime 80s Arnie action, looking better than ever courtesy of another Studiocanal 4K Dolby Vision remaster.

Experience four times the resolution of full HD with the 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack, which includes Dolby Vision, bringing entertainment to life through ultra-vivid picture quality. Farrell also handles the more intimate and personal aspects of the part with admirable clarity, even in his character's most confused moments. It has some okay behind-the-scenes material but I appreciated it more for getting the full, unedited Rekallad at the beginning.Though there is some repetition from the commentary and some of the newer features, there’s more material around script development and the original Philip K. But to be honest, this seems likely inherent to the negative and due to the rough, gritty cinematography, making the results faithful to its source. Our resources are crucial for knowledge lovers everywhere—so if you find all these bits and bytes useful, please pitch in.