Welcome to Hollywoof (1080p disc) – new, visual essay on Jordan Belfort’s little known Hollywood producing career, 28 mins these selected sequences where the resolution of the 4K version may not be especially helpful to how "pleasing" things look. There are some rather Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio , Jonah Hill , Margot Robbie , Matthew McConaughey , Kyle Chandler , Rob Reiner Arrow Video is proud to present a director-approved 4K transfer (making its UK premiere) of this extraordinary ode to American excess, in a special edition as sleek and sharp as the Wolf himself.

The Wolf of Wall Street 4K Ultra HD | Arrow Films UK

Running Wild, an archival featurette taking a closer look at the filmmaking process and key creative team interview was conducted remotely due to "practical considerations", which I assume means Covid), playing to stills, scenes from the film and some containing a glut of new writing on the film, a kind of funny luxury "wallet" that has a (pretend) American Express credit card, a business card and asuch, I'm not sure the looser aspects of just cutting several actors loose at times was absolutely necessary. That said, even at its somewhat extreme Though the Academy felt differently, DiCaprio should have won the Best Actor Oscar for his bravura portrayal of the greedy, lustful, and egomaniacal Jordan. Impeccably measured yet wonderfully natural, DiCaprio channels his inner asshole and makes this jerk likable, even endearing. Without losing weight or gaining weight or undergoing any against-type, award-baitingtransformation, he embodies Belfort and disappears inside him. It's a passionate, full-throttle performance that inspires tremendous admiration for DiCaprio's seemingly limitless talents. already incredibly vivid palette in the 1080 version is only improved courtesy of Dolby Vision and/or HDR in this 4K UHD iteration, and some of the Note: Screenshots are sourced from Arrow's 1080 release of the film. Note that this release does not include a 1080 disc of the

The Wolf of Wall Street - 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray - High Def Digest

to shot on film productions offered in 4K UHD, this presentation offers a really beautifully tight grain field that adds an The Wolf of Wall Street may unavoidably recall any number of other offerings, including Wall Street (of course) and even Glengarry Glen Ross, but in a very real way it's another sui generis offering from Martin Scorsese, even if itThe Wolf of Wall Street is released by Arrow in the UK on 4K UHD Collectors Edition on the 7 th November Jordan walks confidently down a corridor. He opens the door and raises his arms in celebration as an office full of formally attired men applaud him and cheer. The Wolf of Wall Street is presented in 2160p 4k Ultra High-Definition Widescreen 2.39:1 featuring HDR10 and Dolby Vision. Paramount’s re-release of this title for UHD features an exceptionally pleasing 4k transfer, with the Dolby Vision particularly offering a crisp and clear image with fine detail. The dynamic metadata ensures perfect levels in each scene, providing very bright and vivid colors, one of the most noticeable differences between this and the Blu-ray release, as well as the deep darks in some of the darker sequences that demonstrate the best that HDR and Dolby Vision have to offer. Audio The Wolf of Wall Street marked the fifth collaboration betweenScorsese and DiCaprio (three more are reportedly in the works), and it's unquestionably their finest effort to date...the perfect marriage of director and project, actor and role. Here, they bring out each other's best, and their symbiotic relationship makes the film's engine purr. The Wolf of Wall Street always will be controversial and will surely spark some spirited debate. It's the type of film you either love or loathe, but whatever your opinion, its artistic merit remains undeniable. It may not be a masterpiece, but it's certainly a masterwork by one of the finest craftsmen in Hollywood history and contains arguably the best performance by one of the greatest actors of our generation. Scorsese also pulls off a very successful CGI effects scene, something he didn’t do well in pictures like his The Aviator (also wth DiCaprio). Belfort’s yacht runs into a monster storm, and we welcome the sight of the gigantic waves smashing into it. Either the oversized scale fits everything else in this bigger-than-life story, or an ocean disaster is the perfect action break from the intense drama.