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High-Def Digest is the ultimate guide for home entertainment enthusiasts who demand only the best High Definition content and equipment that money can buy.
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Richer 25th Anniversary 4K with Dolby Vision/Atmos and a new 30‑min retrospective makes **Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas** the best yet.
Divisive but crowd-pleasing, the 4K UHD Dolby Vision transfer and Atmos track are stellar, though the extras are modest and the film itself middling.
Chaotic, street-level saga—part grit, part camp—set in 1984 Alphabet City; the Blu-ray boasts strong A/V and plentiful extras despite uneven acting.
Prescient yet quaint, TRON now dazzles with a reference-level 4K transfer, Dolby Vision HDR, and an energetic Dolby Atmos mix—its dated charm intact.
Visually striking sequel; the 4K UHD delivers Dolby Vision HDR and reference-grade Dolby Atmos, with legacy extras ported from the Blu-ray.
A mesmerizing, dialogue-free 85 minutes; Criterion’s 4K/Blu-ray offers pristine presentation, plus Zilbalodis’s Away.
A stellar 4K Dolby Vision/Atmos upgrade—looks and sounds better than ever—though the lack of new extras/supplements disappoints.
An accessible, gory reboot that honors Tony Todd; the 4K’s Dolby Vision and Atmos impress, though extras are modest. A sharp franchise refresh.
Arrow’s 4K UHD release of Dark City delivers stellar Dolby Vision transfers, robust audio options including Atmos, and extensive supplements.
