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Blu-ray Authority (formerly DVD Authority) features nearly 10K original Blu-ray, DVD and 4K reviews.
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4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Score: 81
Weird, haunting, and rewatchable, Weapons hits 4K UHD with sharp 2.39:1 HEVC video, immersive Dolby Atmos, but disappointingly slim extras.
A stellar 4K Dolby Vision/Atmos upgrade—looks and sounds better than ever—though the lack of new extras/supplements disappoints.
A fun, gruesome, accessible reboot; the 4K UHD looks sharp, audio is reference-grade, and bonus features are solid—a welcome return.
Charming, Del Toro-led caper: not Anderson’s peak but warmly engaging; Universal’s 4K (1.47:1) looks superb, audio solid, extras thin. 101 min.
Small Soldiers’ 4K UHD delivers a filmic 2160p boost with solid Dolby Vision; no new audio/extras. SteelBook shines; fun satire still hit-or-miss.
4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Score: 86
Renfield's 4K UHD offers stellar performances and superior visuals, with notable new supplements—predictable story, but highly enjoyable.
Babygirl offers solid technical merits, a strong UHD transfer and Dolby Atmos audio, but story inconsistencies limit its broad appeal.
Criterion's 4K upgrade of 'Punch-Drunk Love' delivers enhanced visuals and audio, capturing Anderson's unique style and Sandler's standout performance.
The Nice Guys' 4K UHD offers modest visual upgrades and a Dolby Atmos track, making it a worthy purchase primarily for dedicated fans.
A visually stunning 4K UHD collection with exceptional packaging and insightful content, perfect for Hitchcock fans and collectors.
