American Animals Blu Ray Review

Here are the new Blu-ray releases and their special features you should check out this week and beyond.

American animals blu ray review. And though it was shot digitally and some sequences seem to have been blown up and have the additional. Detail is excellent throughout with impressive fine object precision skin texturing clothing weaves and background detail making. A heist movie that includes interviews with the real life people involved cut into the cinematic adaptation of the story.

John Landiss horror-comedy classic An American Werewolf in London delivers the laughs and the scares in equal measure and remains one of the best werewolf features ever made. American Horror Project Volume 2 Blu-ray Review. Extras may be paltry but terrific video and audio transfers distinguish Universals Blu-ray presentation.

Restored and remastered supervised by George Lucas himself the film is encoded in 1080pVC-1 and mixed in 20 DTS-HD Master Audio. Michael Shannon is imposing as a Texas lawman but. The Blu-ray presents the narrow film with no issue as black vertical bars fill up Blu-rays 169 frame.

Focusing on a ragtag crew of down and out American teens partying as they spend their time in constant flux selling magazine. Though the liner notes claim a 1661 aspect ratio the transfer actually boasts a 1851 image in 1080p resolution using the AVC codec. Theres a lot of film softness and source damage can be eyed throughout the presentation.

Discussion includes Martinos life and greater career with emphasis on his American-made movies the brief history of Florida-shot Italian exploitation movies a random encounter seeing rickshaw drivers presumably in America that inspired the entire story the casts filmographies and much more. Animal Farm Published on 27 October 2014 10 February 2018 by CineVue Celebrating its sixtieth anniversary the classic animated interpretation of Animal Farm 1954 by British studio Halas and Batchelor captures perfectly the timeless message of George Orwells bestselling political satire. American Graffiti comes to Blu-ray courtesy of Universal Studios.

In the first Zimmerman is tasked with gunning down a Jewish mafioso in a train station. The film takes on a pinkish cooler hue that does not seem to be present on a previous Cinestrange Blu-ray release. The Last American Virgin comes to Blu-ray from Arrow Video with an AVCMPEG-4 1080p encodement that looks natural but nothing nearing reference quality.