Bullet Train comes to Blu-ray Disc from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment featuring 1080p AVC encoded video and lossless DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio sound. the expense of clarity or immersion. The film sometimes feels too boundless, too eager to push forward which means that it sometimes pushes

After seeing the teaser for Bullet Train while at the theater earlier this year I was instantly in and decided it would be best viewed in my home theater environment. Based on the book by Kotaro Isaka it’s a grossly entertaining action comedy that wastes little time with upfront narrative/character building and opts to let you decide for yourself who to root for as things unfold. A limited edition 4k Blu-ray SteelBook edition of Bullet Train is also available (pictured above). The edition features unique artwork on a matte-finish metal case with nine collectible character cards of the main faces in the movie. Special Features complex textures to be revealed with striking ease and efficiency. The color spectrum is wonderful, too. There's a total sense of vividness and All Aboard the Pain Train: Stunts (1080p, 5:13): As the title suggests, this piece looks at the film's fight and stunt work inside the Select Stunt Previs – Included are about 4 minutes’ worth of some rehearsal footage with a window showing the final product. Interesting. Kind of.As with most Japanese films of the period, The Bullet Train is nicely shot, with great use made of the wide frame, on top of the odd creative angle or use of depth. The final shot (or second-to-final, to be pedantic) is particularly striking, though its unusual style was actually accidental. The high-speed camera used for the sequence malfunctioned and over-exposed the footage but the shot was kept as it looked cool. through plot points and character moments rather than stop to build for something beyond the moment. That is not to say that the movie never has

All Aboard the Pain Train Stunts (HD, 5 Mins.) - The stuntwork is given some more time as everyone rehearses and performs in limited spaces. around the globe – all with connected, yet conflicting, objectives – on the world's fastest train...and he's got to figure out how to get off. From the

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Bullet Train is a Guy Ritchie film minus Guy Ritchie. Rather, Director David Leitch's ( Atomic Blonde) picture merely resembles the tone and flavor of everything from bold graphics and mood lighting to dusty, earthy tones, all with exceptional lifelikeness. The picture shows no encode or source The audio is offered in English Dolby Atmos with optional subtitles in English SDH, French, and Spanish. Supplements: