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The final installment of the Bradbourne / Goodwin Christie's, Evil Under the Sun (1982) is a worthy addition to the Kino series, although some who have the earlier Blu-rays may be happy sticking with what they already own.
Having not seen the earlier Blu, I can merely note that the Kino edition is a quality release, with wonderfully rich color, and grainus intactus. Beautiful whites, great blacks. It's all here.
Audio is fine.
For those who lack the earlier editions, this one is worth picking up.
Interesting cast, although I still have a problem equating Sylvia Miles with the likes of Maggie Smith and James Mason.
Image – 4.75
Audio – 5
Pass / Fail - Pass
Upgrade from earlier blu-ray - probably not if you have it
Recommended.
RAH
Having not seen the earlier Blu, I can merely note that the Kino edition is a quality release, with wonderfully rich color, and grainus intactus. Beautiful whites, great blacks. It's all here.
Audio is fine.
For those who lack the earlier editions, this one is worth picking up.
Interesting cast, although I still have a problem equating Sylvia Miles with the likes of Maggie Smith and James Mason.
Image – 4.75
Audio – 5
Pass / Fail - Pass
Upgrade from earlier blu-ray - probably not if you have it
Recommended.
RAH