frenzied listening experience. Music never misses a beat, or a speaker, for that matter, spewing out with expert clarity throughout the range (including

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sun-scorched surfaces. Regal, ornate ancient Egyptian attire sparkles, and it's home to plenty of easily identifiable textures. Long-buried structures softer shots are scattered throughout as well, but these are few and rarely distracting from the image's otherwise excellent credentials. flying airplanes or pitch battles or any time the villain spews various stuff at the heroes. Gunfire and other bits of action madness are Detailing is absolutely superb. The image has a nice dimensionality about it, whether deep in various old Egypt lairs or up on the bright,Note 1: Several Universal representatives were asked to comment on whether this transfer is from an upscaled or true 4K source. None have primaries are hard to come by. The colors are much firmer here than they are on the Blu-ray, in no way "altered" to a significant degree but showing

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minutes in the middle). The top layer isn't utilized to the fullest extent possible, but there are certainly a few occasions, particularly during chaotic punchy and spread out along the stage, certainly not the most thunderous ever but, mixed with all the other things happening, makes for a nice, the stage and the overheads help to more accurately recreate the environments. General action makes use of the top end, too, such ascover anything that happens in that timeframe, but I would be surprised if there was a change in overall quality during that time, anyway. Again,