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- Robert Harris
As a child brought up on the wonderful world of Henson, my son was exposed to Labyrinth as a 3 year-old, and at that age found it not only riveting, but totally involving, beautifully cast with wonderful creatures, and just a touch frightening. Along with the likes of Gremlins, It became a laserdisc favorite.
Here we are 23 years later, with a version of Labyrinth now on Blu-ray that is sharper, more highly resolved, and with far superior color and overall detail than has ever been seen. Along with the high resolution comest the occasional reveal of something that had previously remained hidden, but nothing really untoward.
The film is still a bit of an oddball, but that oddity and its magical world still works today to entertain children up to the early teen years.
The Blu-ray has been gorgeously crafted with perfect image quality and Dolby TrueHD, and fits in as yet another of the continuously high quality products coming from Columbia / Sony. It remains a delight.
I can't wait to get a chance to take a look at The Dark Crystal.
Recommended.
RAH
Here we are 23 years later, with a version of Labyrinth now on Blu-ray that is sharper, more highly resolved, and with far superior color and overall detail than has ever been seen. Along with the high resolution comest the occasional reveal of something that had previously remained hidden, but nothing really untoward.
The film is still a bit of an oddball, but that oddity and its magical world still works today to entertain children up to the early teen years.
The Blu-ray has been gorgeously crafted with perfect image quality and Dolby TrueHD, and fits in as yet another of the continuously high quality products coming from Columbia / Sony. It remains a delight.
I can't wait to get a chance to take a look at The Dark Crystal.
Recommended.
RAH