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The Fate of the Furious is a fully digital production, and as such is perfect fodder for the wonders of digital up-rezzing.
Shot on an Alexa XT Plus (3.4k), a Sony F55 (4k), and a Red (6k), Universal's new 4k Blu-ray has the appearance of something derived from an extremely highly resolved original.
Whether via digital image manipulation, or high source quality, this is a magnificent 4k demo disc.
The film itself, is filled with the sort of non-stop action that fans of the franchise seem to demand, with more stars than are in the heavens --actually possibly too many. The franchise is beginning to appear as if it were part of The Expendables series.
That said, F. Gary Gray keeps things moving at a quick pace, and presuming that grosses continue high, eight will probably not be enough.
Bottom line, a gorgeous 4k Blu-ray, with HDR and DTS:X, more than keeping the lint out of one's speakers.
Image - 5
Audio - 5 (DTS:X)
Recommended (for reference quality image)
Pass / Fail - Pass
RAH
Shot on an Alexa XT Plus (3.4k), a Sony F55 (4k), and a Red (6k), Universal's new 4k Blu-ray has the appearance of something derived from an extremely highly resolved original.
Whether via digital image manipulation, or high source quality, this is a magnificent 4k demo disc.
The film itself, is filled with the sort of non-stop action that fans of the franchise seem to demand, with more stars than are in the heavens --actually possibly too many. The franchise is beginning to appear as if it were part of The Expendables series.
That said, F. Gary Gray keeps things moving at a quick pace, and presuming that grosses continue high, eight will probably not be enough.
Bottom line, a gorgeous 4k Blu-ray, with HDR and DTS:X, more than keeping the lint out of one's speakers.
Image - 5
Audio - 5 (DTS:X)
Recommended (for reference quality image)
Pass / Fail - Pass
RAH