American Animals Blu Ray Review

Here are the new Blu-ray releases and their special features you should check out this week and beyond.

American animals blu ray review. American Hustle hits UK shores with a stunning 1080pAVC-encoded High Definition video presentation in a 2401 aspect ratio that easily matches up to its US counterpart. Ultimate Edition - 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray German Import Review Date November 29th 2020 by M. The cinematography by Robbie Ryan the subject of the films sixth Independent Spirit Award nomination is distinctive and appealing its use of sunlight and cramped framing conveying much and putting things into perspective.

American Graffiti comes to Blu-ray courtesy of Universal Studios. Nocturnal Animals may not be everyones cup of tea but those who enjoy intense yet finely textured stories nuanced performances and expert craftsmanship should buckle up steel their nerves and dive into this murky tale of love violence betrayal and revenge. American Honey Blu-ray Review.

We reviewed the Region free UK Ultra HD Blu-ray release of Animal House on a Panasonic 65DX902B Ultra HD 4K TV with a Panasonic DP-UB450 Dolby Vision HDR10 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player. Detail is excellent throughout with impressive fine object precision skin texturing clothing weaves and background detail making. Heres Josephs review of an excellently constructed film.

American Hustle Blu-ray Picture Quality. An American Werewolf in London has been exclusively restored by Arrow Films and is presented in its original 1851 aspect ratio with mono and 51 sound. Not the worst thing to see if you like this type of film but it can feel redundant after a while.

Discussion includes Martinos life and greater career with emphasis on his American-made movies the brief history of Florida-shot Italian exploitation movies a random encounter seeing rickshaw drivers presumably in America that inspired the entire story the casts filmographies and much more. In the first Zimmerman is tasked with gunning down a Jewish mafioso in a train station. 42 out of 5 stars.

This is a pleasing video presentation that boasts plenty of high level detail enriching contrast natural colors and dimensionality. A heist movie that includes interviews with the real life people involved cut into the cinematic adaptation of the story. The film takes on a pinkish cooler hue that does not seem to be present on a previous Cinestrange Blu-ray release.