Ultra HD* showcases 4K resolution with High Dynamic Range (HDR) and a wider color spectrum, offering consumers brighter, deeper, more lifelike colors for a home entertainment viewing experience like never before. As a consequence, I was glad to see this particular moment in context with the rest of the film. To me, it doesn't add any information that isn't already assumed from the bar scene later on, and it highlights the effect that domestic abuse can have; in this case foretelling Wendy's submission to her husband at various points later on. that's often jaw-dropping in its level of organic quality; a perfect match to The Shining's stunning and frequently hypnotic cinematography. Vivian, for the film's original release. With full access to her father's set, Vivian delivers greater Film grain is another of this disc's most valuable features. It's not overbearing but is clearly there from start to finish, with no obvious signs of

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Perhaps because the data rate is so consistently high, the grain in The Shining 4K feels perfectly judged and immaculately natural, never overwhelming a shot or part of a shot, and never pushing out any of the picture’s incredible detail. That, combined with almost no discernible compression artifacts, truly give this new 4K presentation of The Shining an

clinking glasses are audible, as well as the gentle music. Most of the film's music, however, features The audio is also not without is own bit of controversy, as the film's original mono mix -- again, like several earlier home video editions, including the The Shining 4K Blu-ray delivers stunningly beautiful video and great audio in this excellent Blu-ray release

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English, English SDH, French, German SDH, Italian SDH, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Korean, Mandarin (Traditional), Norwegian, Swedish( less) writing, but any Blu-ray owners thinking about switching over to 4K in the near future may find this release to be an excellent jumping-on point. With that out of the way, let's talk about what we do get here: a suitably immersive DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio mix that likewise offers clear during the entire process. The key differences here are image detail and color, both of which have improved greatly: textures and overall image release that breathes new life into this memorable production. Their last major attempt was a 2007 Blu-ray edition that, while excellent for its time, no longer holds up to scrutiny on largerTop-end grain replication handles even the difficult finale where snowy haze fills the frame. No banding or compression cause concern. The encode’s consistency is a marvel. direct comparison, which gives the entire 5.1 mix a slightly "patchwork" quality. As a whole, though, this is still a wonderfully effective mix at times EnglishSDH, French, GermanSDH, ItalianSDH, Japanese, Spanish, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Hungarian, Korean, Mandarin (Traditional), Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Swedish, Thai( less) Crothers). The cook has a talent for psychic abilities similar to Danny's. He tells the young boy to The only extra found on the 4K disc is a feature length audio commentary featuring film historian John Baxter and Steadicam inventor/operator Garrett Brown.

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muted hue -- the Blu-ray was noticeably pushed towards cyan, which now looks quite a bit more artificial in direct comparison. HDR is a prime establishing mood and the audio quality of the Blu-ray in no way hinders the film. It may even be a excessive noise reduction or the chunky appearance of the Blu-ray's grain, which gave that older disc a distinct "video, not film" appearance. Set design matters too. This enormous hotel provides cover and safety. The Shining then proceeds to shatter those theories that women can leave when men turn violent. Eventually, the hall’s high-ceiling and glamorous ball rooms disappear. What’s left is only a mere bathroom, the abuser closing in his victim who lives in perpetual fear. The choice becomes escape in a blinding blizzard with no sense of where to go, or take a chance and fight. original novel. But let's be honest: you're not here for another write-up about a film that's been endlessly critiqued, analyzed, and pored over since 1980; you just want to know ifHotel's cavernous but cozy interiors. Natural light filtering through its windows offers yet another improvement, aided greatly by the new remaster's were of course rare in the film), the mix makes each individual sound clearly identifiable. One good

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much more refined contrast levels and greater amount of shadow detail. Even the film's snowy climax looks better, largely due to its slightly moreThe commentary is also sensitively done in the sense that it understands when to just shut up from time to time so that you can appreciate some of the filming, acting, location and directing points in a particular scene that the commentators have just discussed. disc*, as as well as Warner Bros.' 2007 Blu-ray) is its 1.78:1 framing, which is very common for WB catalog releases theatrically framed at 1.85:1. View from the Overlook: Crafting The Shining– An all-encompassing, albeit brief (at just 30 minutes) look at the film. The major things are covered, though this easily could have been twice the length. Still, a worthwhile inclusion. NOTE: This review's screenshots were sourced from the included Blu-ray, which is new and exclusive to this release. The Shining arrives on 4K in a two-disc keepcase with new art, a matching slipcover, and a Digital Copy redemption code. The bonus features