Old Steelbook [4K Ultra-HD] [2021] [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

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Old comes with a glorious native 2160p 4K UHD transfer with Dolby Vision / HDR10 in an aspect ratio of 2.39:1 that looks amazingly sharp and beautiful. washes ashore. The children grow and age at an exponential rate. The adults age and begin to deteriorate. Minor medical issues are suddenly very

I’ve reviewed a lot of films lately that seem to be dull and downtrodden. These seem to be virtually void of any color. That’s not the case with Old. The included 4K HEVC image simply sparkles on the beach with bright blue skies, aqua water and everything in between. Of note, this is the first time Shyamalan has shot on film since The Last Airbender. And it shows. It seems to embrace the 4K format quite well. All the usual caveats are in place with amazingly sharp detail (perfect when you see those age lines), HDR and strong colors and contrast. There’s a somewhat claustrophobic feel to the film as Shyamalan shot the film in a way where he panned the beach so the actors never really knew when they were in frame. It’s an interesting approach and one that works particularly well. The included Blu-ray doesn’t exactly look bad either, though given the choice it’s clear (pardon the pun) which one to go for. Audio: How’s it sound? the physical, but even if the film is far from perfect in its reach it's quite the fascinating journey both superficially and as far as it digs below the Shyamalan Family Business (2160p/Dolby Vision, 8:05): Shyamalan's daughter serves as a second unit director on the film and Deleted Scenes (2160p/Dolby Vision, 8:16 total runtime): Included are Cold Open, Maddox Overlooked, Guy and Prisca Have aAll the Beach Is a Stage (2160p/Dolby Vision, 9:37): Shyamalan discusses the film's setting and structure. The piece also explores cast

dealing with a burgeoning medical issue. The couple, along with their children Trent (initially played by Nolan River and, later, Luca Faustino companions throughout the film. Grain management is better here, too. It's a little more pronounced compared to the Bu-ray, resulting in a more

A Family In The Moment (HD, 7 Mins.) - The last scene with the main family on the beach that was shot at the end of production got everyone emotional. The cast talk about this moment and show why it was such a great experience.