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All the extras are in HD and included on the regular Blu-ray: The Ultra HD Blu-ray doesn't use regional coding and neither does the regular Blu-ray.

Mad max fury road blu ray full#

The Ultra HD Blu-ray release of Mad Max: Fury Road comes in a black Amaray case with two discs, the Ultra HD Blu-ray and the Full HD Blu-ray. The percussive score drives the film along at a breathless pace and is perfectly reproduced with superb clarity, making Fury Road one of the best overall soundtracks we've ever heard. The explosions, gunfire and other aural mayhem are all rendered with wonderful precision, whilst the minimal dialogue always remains clear and distinct. The sounds of the vehicles completely fill the room, with the low frequency roar of the engines sounding frighteningly realistic. The mix largely avoids gimmicks to create a wonderfully layered sonic experience and although there are instances where the sound design does draw attention to itself, for the most part it concentrates on utterly immersing you in the world of Max, Furiosa and Immorten Joe.ДЄs you watch the film you're aware of being surrounded by a hemisphere of sound, from the gentle wind of the deserts during the film's rare moments of respite, to the roaring dust storm that totally envelops you. This is easily one of the best Atmos soundtracks released to date and really demonstrates what can be achieved with today's immersive sound designs. Steve Withers reviewed the audio using a 7.2.4-channel Dolby Atmos setup вЂ“ In the same way that the film's visuals are a relentless feast for your eyeballs, so Fury Road's Dolby Atmos soundtrack is an equally merciless sonic assault on your aural senses. 2020 but you could also argue that the colour scheme matches the over-the-top onscreen mayhem perfectly!ДЄ merciless sonic assault whichever soundtrack you choose It's possible that this early HDR grade pushed the limits of the wider colour gamut afforded by DCI-P3 and Rec. The flames and explosions can appear almost cartoon-like, whilst effects can sometimes look less realistic. Compared to the regular Blu-ray the Ultra HD image is strikingly bold and eye-wateringly vivid, but it also has an over-the-top appearance that some may feel pushes the image too far. However, in amongst all this praise we must mention the whole picture which, with is saturated colours, does come across as slightly artificial, as if everything has been pushed a wee bit too hard.

Dynamically the brightness and contrast are set to give deep incredible blacks with bright eye-scorching whites and this, as much as the wider colour gamut, gives the transfer a rich, powerful image. Highlights are far, far brighter, be it stars, metallic sheen, or the white-hot portions of explosions and really draw the eye. Indeed any explosions run extremely hot, with the colours almost burning off the screen. The distant shot of the destruction of the truck between the mountains is the most dramatic. Where the UHD really stands out from the HD is the depth of colour and this provides the really noticeable differences blues are that much richer with greater range (especially in the вЂnight shotsвЂ™) while the reds and oranges of the desert terrain are far more vivid. The HDR grade pushes the limits of the wider colour gamut but it suits the film's over-the-top visuals On the down side, despite being shot digitally the filmmakers added quite a bit of artificial grain, which the HDR transfer does tend to emphasise, although it is also there on the regular Blu-ray. Comparing directly with the Blu-ray it is these finer details that are the most obvious, thanks in part to the higher dynamic range, and while you may have to look closer to really tell the difference, the difference is there.

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What is immediately apparent is the level of detail afforded by the Ultra HD Blu-ray, everything, and I mean everything, be it sand grains, grime on skin, torn, battered and filthy clothing, skin texture, rocky terrain, hill lines against majestic sky lines, are all absolutely pristine.

Mad max fury road blu ray tv#

The Ultra HD Blu-ray was reviewed using a Panasonic TX-65DX902B Ultra HD TV and a Samsung UBD-K8500 Ultra HD Blu-ray player. The film is presented using a 3840 x 2160p transfer in the film's correct 2.40:1 aspect ratio, the disc uses 10-bit video depth, a Wider Colour Gamut (WCG) and High Dynamic Range (HDR), and is encoded using the HEVC (H.265) codec. This 2K DI presumably formed the basis for the Ultra HD Blu-ray release being up-scaled by Warner Brothers to 4K. Mad Max: Fury Road was filmed digitally using Arri Alexa cameras at a resolution of 2.8K but it was finished using a 2K Digital Intermediate (DI).