Dune [4K Ultra-HD] [Blu-ray] [2021] [Region Free]

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three key scenes featured in the film through a combination of on-set rehearsal footage and storyboards, as well as key cast and crew interviews This is one subtle-looking film (unless you’ve got your TV set to sports mode which could boost color and contrast to unrealistic levels) so we suggest dimming any ambient light and watching it in the evening for optimum level. Dune was really intended for the big screen, so the best thing you can do is make the home viewing experience as close as possible to a movie cinema. channel like an out of control cyclone. Dialogue is always clear and precise, though, while directional, is uniformly anchored to the front channels, at soundfield with a wide array of aural pleasures, not the least of which are the omnipresent wind effects on Arrakis, which whip and pan from channel to

For more about Dune 4K and the Dune 4K Blu-ray release, see Dune 4K Blu-ray Review published by Jeffrey Kauffman on September 6, 2021 where this Blu-ray release scored 4.5 out of 5. called Star Wars or something like that. If Lucas' film exulted in its own comic book, Good versus Evil ethos, recreating a sort of

and was perhaps too large for its format (the 2000 miniseries at least had the time and space, no pun intended, to attempt to delve in the book's Dolby Vision gives a depth and richness to the colour palette, the ornate colour schemes of Atreides, against the harsher tone of Harkonnen, but both are sold without wash or bleed. Flesh tones are natural, as are sand tones. Reds and oranges are bold when it comes to explosions, with a palpable heat.

especially in some of the darker scenes that start cropping up at around the hour and a half mark. Still, this is generally a very nicely organic looking the initial book and its sequels. Obviously a quasi-mystical treatise with thinly veiled allegories relating to any number of Earthly religiousother reasons, it's difficult to deny the sheer size and visual prowess of a film that fits in neatly with the director's earlier ventures into sci-fi. Rebecca Ferguson) and the House's current Duke, Leto (Oscar Isaac). With his mother's help, Paul learns to gain control of his innate mental and The a/b negative was meticulously re-conformed to reference elements provided by Lionsgate Entertainment and Universal Pictures.