Avatar Remastered (2022) UHD [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

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Bringing Pandora to Life – Once James Cameron completes his virtual production process, every sequence is turned over to Wētā FX to bring Pandora to life—with unprecedented advancements in facial performance, environments and making CG water look real. Every time I see an old movie now I wonder what it would look like with a new remaster on Ultra HD Blu-ray. There are quite a few classics already headed our way like It’s a Wonderful Life, American Gangster, and The Wizard of OZ. But, already restored films like 2001: A Space Odyssey, Alien, Blade Runner, and Saving Private Ryan are a testament to how 4k/HDR and immersive audio can bring new life to classic titles. The 167-minute theatrical presentation of the film only will be offered in a 1.78:1 aspect ratio on UHD-100 and BD-50 disc configurations, with HDR10 high dynamic range (UHD only). (Per the studio, average bit rate is approx. 60.5 Mbps for UHD and 28.5 Mbps for Blu-ray.) (Note that the 170-minute and 178-minute extended versions of the film are not included, and many special features from the Extended Collector’s Edition Blu-ray release are not included, so fans may wish to keep that release.)

Many of James Cameron’s films remain unavailable in the Ultra HD Blu-ray format, including Aliens, Titanic, the original Terminator, and True Lies, the latter of which wasn’t even available on standard Blu-ray until the Spain release that emerged this year. Virtual Camera – Discover the virtual camera system that allowed James Cameron to apply camera angles, lighting and movement to his scenes long after the performance capture phase was completed.production aspects that were originally part of the four disc release of Avatar on 1080 disc. Casey features a complete list of these under his

Blu-ray: English 7.1 DTS-HDMA , English 5.1 Dolby Digital, English 2.0 Dolby Digital French 5.1 Dolby Digital, Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital And for all the moms and grandmas in the house, Paramount has just made the Digital version of Kyle Marvin’s 80 for Brady available today. Physical Blu-ray and DVD versions will follow on 5/2, in time for Mother’s Day. Capturing Avatar (HD; 1:38:25) is the same in depth four part documentary that was initially offered as a supplement on the Then there are the action scenes, and, boy, Cameron brings out the big guns; the final hour is pure unadulterated gung-ho fist pumping action played as only as he can – tremendously. And again, he takes his time to wind up to the action, ebbs and flows with the characters and keeps the tension high; another masterful case of pacing, music, and design.

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PLUS: EXPERIENCE THE ORIGINAL AVATAR REMASTERED IN STUNNING 4K AT DIGITAL RETAIL AND ON BLU-RAY DISC JUNE 20 Flying Vehicles – Explore the design of the RDA’s gunships and how they helped ground the story in a realistic world audiences could connect to. Speaking Na’vi – Delve into the complex Na’vi language created for Avatar, and the challenging task for the cast who had to speak it.

Casting – Discover the screen tests that won the talented young cast their roles in Avatar: The Way of Water. The AMP Suit – Explore the design of the AMP (Amplified Mobility Platform) and discover why it was the perfect weapon for Colonel Quaritch More from Pandora’s Box (Additional featurettes that highlight special teams within the production) So there you go. We’re staying on top of the forthcoming physical release and we’ll post news on that as soon as it’s available.Speaking Na’vi – Delve into the complex Na'vi language created for Avatar, and the challenging task for the cast who had to speak it The Reef People of Pandora – In true James Cameron-style, the Metkayina reef clan has been developed with great attention to detail, bearing unique evolutionary traits and a culture – with new dwellings, new clothes and different way of life – all a result of living off the ocean.

Creating the Thanator – James Cameron and team reveal how the most terrifying beast in the Pandoran rain forest was brought to the screen. I’ve also given up on all the scientific nonsense as well, the world is alien; bullets might move through water as in air, liquid brain juice might actually stop aging, alien children might actually talk like kids from LA, aliens might very well have Mouri tattoos and mannerisms, who knows for sure. And with all the scientific advances made, mankind are still genocidal maniacs – of course they are. Creating the Banshee – Discover all that went into designing the Banshees, high-flying predators of the Pandoran sky. Stephen has delivered his thoughts on Walter Hill’s Streets of Fire (1984) in 4K Ultra HD from Shout! Factory. As fans will no doubt already know, this one is a real cult cinema gem, and it sounds like the 4K release is pretty fantastic, including terrific video and audio quality, as well as a great new feature-length documentary on the making of the film by Daniel Griffith’s Ballyhoo Motion Pictures. Don’t miss it.

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