True Romance [4k Ultra-HD] [Blu-ray]

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There are two versions of the film to choose from (theatrical and directors cut) and four feature length commentary tracks. Speaking of rich, the colour scheme is the very first thing that will jump out at you, with neon signs making the screen pop with intensity. The UHD Collector’s set from Studiocanal is suitably lavish; the restoration work is nothing short of remarkable, with a native 4K picture that is out of this world in terms of detail, colouring and black level – it’s like a brand-new film.

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Scott more or less confirms this, saying the trims simply helped with the pacing and keeping the energy up (though admits there are things he wishes he kept in). They do offer interesting insights into their characters and share a few stories around the production, but I found there to be a lot of dead space with the two just chiming in as though they've been elbowed to say something. He also talks about the film as a fantasy from the perspective of a young man who grew up on movies, the action of the characters all feeling to reflect things they would have seen onscreen.For items that are dispatched using our standard service, we ask that you wait 14 days from the date of dispatch before reporting any items as undelivered.

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The booklet then ends with another appreciation for Scott, this time written by director Edgar Wrightwho opens by recounting going to see what would turn out to be the director’s last film, Unstoppable, with Tarantino. Two of them he went on to direct himself, which were of course the era defining ‘Reservoir Dogs’ and ‘Pulp Fiction’. I was impressed with the older supplements when they originally appeared on Warner’s two-disc special edition and I’m still pleased with them here.mix sounds more spacious giving some of the sound elements a little more room to breathe where the 2. At a Detroit theater showing kung fu films, Alabama Whitman strikes up a conversation with Elvis Presley fanatic Clarence Worley. Dialogue comes across clearly and coherently throughout, keenly prioritised across the frontal array, and rendering all of the memorable, quotable moments superbly.