Man Cave: Panasonic 65" GZ1000 OLED TV - Panasonic UB820 4K Blu-ray Player - Yamaha RX-A1080 AV Receiver - have been completed, you may be feeling a bit storm tossed, if not tossed into the trunk of a car. Cutting to the chase, I'll say that I echo some of Again, I haven't seen the disc as I don't own it (hush, Goodfella's ain't anywhere near the top of my fave gangster pics....... ) and I'm not trying to rag on the kit involved (again, the above review is massively favourable). But with these new UHDs the benefits have the potential to be so incremental that we could very well have such small issues like the calibration on a specific TV being the difference between a 'good disc' and a 'not so good disc'. The accompanying pair of standard Blu-ray discs are identical to those supplied with the 25th Anniversary Edition. They include the film in 1080p, along with the commentaries and all of the extras from the

Goodfellas - The Film Vault Range [4K Ultra HD] [1990] Goodfellas - The Film Vault Range [4K Ultra HD] [1990]

Made Men: The Goodfellas Legacy (SD, 14 min) — This short segment reveals the film's immense influence on modern filmmakers like Jon Favreau, Joe Carnahan, Richard Linklater, The Hughes Brothers, Antoine Fuqua, and Frank Darabont. Many of the comments are mostly surface level thoughts, but it's great listening to these directors offer their take on a Scorsese classic. TV: Loewe Bild 7.55 OLED AV Amp: Arcam AVR21 Hi-Fi Amp: Naim Nait XS3. Sources: Oppo UDP-203, Apple TV, Sky Q, BlueSound Node 2i streamer. Speakers: B&W CM4/CMC/600.3/CCM663, BK XXLS400 Remote: Harmony Elite NAS: Synology DS220+ 6Tb. It's like the sheep on Facebook that post they're not going to watch a film because rotten tomatoes have rated it bad, until you see for yourself you'll not know if you disagree with the review Cast and Crew Commentary features director Martin Scorsese, producers Irwin Winkler and Barbara DeFina, editor ThelmaGiven the cost was significantly higher than the Blu-ray it represents poor value. HDR? Hardly visible throughout a dark film. So why bother with it? Because it's easier to justify the higher price. It's only screen captures (some JPEG some PNG), so there's the arguments to be had over that, but at least it's shows what differences there are between disc releases and you can use your own eyes and not have to rely on someone else's. would have adequate space. The new disc is the first opportunity for a broader public to get a look at how Goodfellas fares when shelf room for this impressive new series being distributed by The Film Vault. What's perhaps also going to be exciting for physical media buffs is that

GoodFellas Blu-ray (Anniversary Edition | Iconic Moments) GoodFellas Blu-ray (Anniversary Edition | Iconic Moments)

Goodfellas' is arguably Martin Scorsese's most influential film and regarded by many as his masterpiece. Whatever the sentiments, there is no denying this is one of the most brutal, unabashed, and raw examinations of the gangster lifestyle, and it's all thanks to the fact that it is based on the real life of Henry Hill and his connections to the Lucchese family. test disc that can be used for ISF calibration. Although the disc is not yet widely available, I amenduring classic, is how effectively Scorsese conveys the allure of that life, the attraction of easy This was one of WBs first catalogue UHDs and as we all know from bitter experience, PQ on discs get better as new tech and compression techniques allow the discs to get crammed more and more as time goes, giving us much better PQ - so this may very well suffer from 'early adopters' syndrome, again as with any tech/video technology - how many HD versions of things like The Fifth Element did we get before we got a great image?

Goodfellas (4K UHD Review) - The Digital Bits

assessment of the film and, perhaps just as importantly, the technical merits of the 4K presentation. After you're done with that, you'd do well to The Workaday Gangster– As told by Henry Hill, the life he had versus the life he has now and how he couldn’t get out of the business. I had but a single problem with this beautiful 4k. I found the titles to be just a tad "on point," which gave them the look of being a tiny bit sharpened. Everyone's setup is different as is everyone's opinions , I tend to buy films I like irrelevant of the review as there's been a few I've disagreed with. Warner Bros has brought Goodfellas to UHD with a great transfer and a decent amount of extras, all of which have been carried over from previous releases, though the accompanying booklet and letter with Scorsese’s signature from the 25th Anniversary Blu-ray is notably absent. A few new things could have been added to spice things up, including the film’s marketing campaign, but as is, this is still a nice Ultra HD upgrade.I’ll defend @RayP up to a point. Compared to say Blade Runner UHD or ET etc Goodfellas is not a stellar UHD. I have only seen Arrival on Sky so can’t comment on dark presentation of HDR. I’ve seen Jaws so many times I’ve lost count. I have the Blu-ray and it’s a good transfer. Doubt I’ll pay for the 4K. Made Men: The Goodfellas Legacy– This tells how the movie has inspired some of today’s younger directors, among them: Jon Faverau, Antoine Fuqua, Richard Linklater and Frank Darabont. They tell of how brutally realistic the movie was and how it ushered in a new wave of how to make films. Audio Commentary with Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta, Joe Pesci, Lorraine Bracco, Nicholas Pileggi, Michael Ballhaus, Frank Vincent, Thelma Schoonmaker, Barbara De Fina, and Henry Hill The Workaday Gangster (SD, 8 min) — Though nothing new after listening to the audio commentary, this short talk on the real mob life is still enjoyable. Interviews are actually repeats of the cast and crew, but most comments are from Henry Hill and Nicola Pileggi.