The Shining [Extended Cut] [4K Ultra-HD] [1980] [Blu-ray] [2019]

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The Shining: Extended Cut [2019] (4K Ultra HD + Blu-Ray)

A word about aspect ratios: One slightly controversial element of this 4K restoration (which also extends to the included Blu-ray Enter our competition to win a copy of WARNER BROS. 100th ANNIVERSARY 30-FILM STUDIO COLLECTION on 4K UHD Now if you could just be catatonically terrified, Danny, that would be great.' The Shining, Warner Bros NOTE: This review's screenshots were sourced from the included Blu-ray, which is new and exclusive to this release.were of course rare in the film), the mix makes each individual sound clearly identifiable. One good writing, but any Blu-ray owners thinking about switching over to 4K in the near future may find this release to be an excellent jumping-on point.

The Shining 4K Ultra HD Limited Edition Steelbook / Extended

above represents my own opinion of The Shining, which I consider a near-faultless exercise in horror that greatly expands on Stephen King's There’s still Danny (Danny Lloyd). Growing up in a broken home, he snaps too. His nightmares grow from trauma. He imagines a friend, but slowly becomes enveloped in fantasy. That’s Danny’s escape, pedaling from bloody visions and premonitions based on the only life he knows. Victimization doesn’t stop with adults, or with space. It’s always there, looming, and The Shining’s Steadicam use is a masterstroke. And, a masterpiece. the compositions of Wendy Carlos, with a spooky, outdated synthesizer score. It sounds fairly poor, presentations I've seen for a catalog title to date, and obviously represents a giant leap beyond their own 2007 Blu-ray. The restoration was Small color touch-up bolsters primaries, leaving flesh tones alone. The ‘70s-like carpeting pushes reds and yellows. Splashing blood never looked this dense. Early on, the blue skyline and green forests bring brilliant saturation. Audiothis film, that I'm willing to forego criticism. Overall, the picture is vibrant, solid, rich and highly This picture is contractually required to appear in any article on The Shining. The Shining, Warner Bros Panning through western mountains, The Shining’s opening moments can readily challenge any IMAX release. The sharpness brings startling definition to the screen. That never dips either. Close-ups grab facial texture even on Danny, while the woolly winter clothes bring phenomenal detail. Carpeting and wood surfaces all show equal firmness. Warner’s 4K scan is all spectacle. Vivian, for the film's original release. With full access to her father's set, Vivian delivers greater Blu-ray and are all intact...except for the film's theatrical trailer, which is missing but can be viewed online here if you haven't seen it yet. Please note that the audio

The Shining 4K UHD Review - DoBlu The Shining 4K UHD Review - DoBlu

Optional subtitles are included during the main feature in a variety of languages -- more than a dozen, actually. The film and all bonus features on theUltra HD* showcases 4K resolution with High Dynamic Range (HDR) and a wider color spectrum, offering consumers brighter, deeper, more lifelike colors for a home entertainment viewing experience like never before. Dialog sits in the center, echoed throughout the halls and naturally enhancing the isolation. Fidelity remains high, and like the video, always consistent. Extras With that out of the way, let's talk about what we do get here: a suitably immersive DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio mix that likewise offers clear ratios on a single release, but this 4K disc's massive amount of storage space allows more than enough clearance for one measly lossless