Predator [4K Ultra-HD + Blu-ray] [1987] [2018]

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Quinn also discovers some transformational powers that a mysterious alien sphere provides, ultimately deciding to ingest the tiny globe to keep it turn draws the interest of other Predators who are the hunt for the devices, in yet another plot point that seems awfully like Kin has a little close encounter of the tech kind with an alien armpiece that actually helps him to bring down the shimmering, semi-visible Predator. the effects work now, starting with the interstellar clouds that open the film. The "misting" of these clouds looks more organic and dimensional now, out things, and the CGI, notably toward the end of the film, still is a little wobbly looking in my personal estimation, something that the increased

Praise the maker! We can finally consign the 2010 Ultimate Hunter Edition Blu-ray, with its waxy, DNR'd horrific image, to the bin where it rightfully belongs

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sequences, as in some of the longer moments bathed in red, have surprising levels of fine detail that are frankly nowhere to be seen in the Ultimate Underneath the front edge of the panel is an LED lighting feature you can control from the on-screen display (OSD). You can shift the colors manually and engage different flashing and breathing effects, or have the light indicate your G-Sync status, which is super-handy.

somewhat "dupey" looking) grain in the opening couple of seconds, a tendency that only improves once the actual film starts. While there are they'd react if they already knew a bomb was placed in the vicinity before the people arrived to begin their chat. That's suspense, and in saturation of these primaries is really remarkable throughout the presentation, easily topping the 1080p version. Even in some of the most heavilyFrom the first Dark Horse comic book mini-series (especially the amazing Batman vs Predator series) to the Kenner action figures, to the direct sequels, I've loved this spine-ripping trophy hunter. Hell, to a degree I even enjoyed the AVP films even though I don't consider them real sequels in any way shape or form. But the love is why I've owned this film on every format to come down the pipeline. VHS, LaserDisc, twice on DVD, twice on Blu-ray - and now 4K. It's a favorite and I've always got to have it in my collection. caught my eye. The increased resolution certainly makes some of the textures in the urban environment pop with more authority, and there's an The first Blu-ray release of Predator came out quite early in the Blu-ray format and utilized the MPEG-2 codec, even then probably toward