Training Day [4K Ultra HD] [2001] [Blu-ray] [2023] [Region Free]

Product Information

For a synopsis and appreciation of the film, please see Martin Liebman's linked review of WB's old Blu-ray. I can't quite award Training Day The climactic, explosive monologue, with its memorable, improvised reference to King Kong, may be remembered for the sheer volume emanating from an actor who regularly plays it calm and cool. But it's memorable for its human qualities, pivoting from denial to rage and ultimately to despair and fear. Warner's 4K disc - a flagship standalone title pulled from the upcoming Warner 100 4K Box Set - is excellent, providing impressive native 4K and a hell of an Atmos upgrade, as well as all of the old legacy features. It comes highly recommended. Audio: English: Dolby Atmos (Dolby TrueHD 7.1 Core), French, German, Ittalian, Czech, Japanese DD 5.1, French, Spanish DD 2.0

Training Day [4K Ultra HD] [2001] [Blu-ray] [2023] [Region Free]

Another scene that offered an opportunity to showcase the process was when Hawke’s character is about to be executed in a bathtub. It challenged even the colorist’s preconceptions. period in home video history) was Training Day's last HD release on disc. Its creaky DVD-era master, now almost old enough to sign up for Training Day's ensemble is arrestingly eclectic, mixing trendsetting musicianswith an assortment of talented character actors. Scott Glenn (Silence of the Lambs) plays a criminal who finds himself on the wrong end of Alonzo's brand of justice. Tom Berenger (Platoon) plays a high-ranking official with the rare ability to intimidate the relentless Alonzo. proportionately, both discs offer a very capable presentation that most fans will be pleased with. But while the Blu-ray trades in HDR's more vivid Dynamic range is excellent, with very defined and tight low bass and mid-range, and clear, distinctDescription: Police drama about a veteran officer who escorts a rookie on his first day with the LAPD's tough inner-city narcotics unit. "Training Day" is a blistering action drama that asks the audience to decide what is necessary, what is heroic and what crosses the line in the harrowing gray zone of fighting urban crime. Does law-abiding law enforcement come at the expense of justice and public safety? If so, do we demand safe streets at any cost?

Training Day (Ultra HD 4K Blu-ray) Training Day (Ultra HD 4K Blu-ray)

based mostly on its first-paragraph strengths, with a disclaimer that some will be more able to accept the new palette than others. The elephant in the room is Training Day's new color palette, which leans much heavier on green and teal values than its warmer One of the first titles to score both a Blu-ray and HD-DVD release, Training Day has long been in need of an upgrade - and we finally have one! This new HDR10 2160p 2.35:1 transfer simply shines like a beautiful new penny. Point of interest though, streaming 4K options offer Dolby Vision HDR so keep that in mind. But for this disc, it offers vivid clear details with a nice naturally cinematic film grain structure, the film has never looked this good on home video. Facial features, details in the grimy city streets and neighborhoods, and the film’s excellent production values are all on display. One frame to the next it just looks better and better.

and a similarly remastered Blu-ray, die-hard fans of the film can finally force their old discs into retirement.

Training Day Is Finally Releasing On 4k Ultra HD Blu-ray Training Day Is Finally Releasing On 4k Ultra HD Blu-ray

paced and almost relentless film that set the stage for some of the decade's most defining police-themed entertainment like Shawn Ryan's The Shield, focusing Special features on the 4k Blu-ray include commentary by Director Antoine Fuqua. On the Blu-ray, additional extras include deleted scenes, an alternate ending, the theatrical trailer, Training Day: Crossing the Line featurette, and two music videos. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is preparing a 4K Blu-ray release of Antoine Fuqua's Training Day (2001), starring Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke, Scott Glenn, Tom Berenger, and Harris Yulin. Currently, the release is scheduled to arrive on the market on February ... Washington is without a doubt the star of this show, taking on without hesitation what is arguably his most unlikeable role and going into it with gusto. He’s brutal, he’s a showboater, and corrupt. Hawke is the counterbalance as the fresh faced, fish out of water trying his hardest to ‘man up’ and prove his mettle to Alonzo. Bros. catalog release. Even without the obvious boost from its native 4K source material or HDR10 enhancement, this 1080p transfer offers a

Don’t let it be too pretty,” the filmmaker told MPI colorist Sheri Eisenberg, who was assigned the task of bringing the film to a whole new level. found on the 1080p disc. Although newly encoded in AVC at a decent bit rate, these are substandard SD at best and look extremely rough. However, she added, “If you push that HDR a little too far, it becomes hard to see into the low lights, and it’s almost like your pupils dilate. There’s a beautiful light coming across Denzel’s face, and his eyes are lit up. I wanted the light to hit, I wanted that drama, but I didn’t want to bury the tension in what you don’t see.” definitely getting the 4k release of this - out of interest, any idea if the accompanying blu ray will be the remastered version or the original old blu ray (and how would we know in the absence of a confirmation from WB/ a reviewer)? It looks like in the US it includes the new remastered blu but who knows here as it's not always consistent.