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Fearing that the actions of Superman are left unchecked, Batman takes on the Man of Steel, while the world wrestles with what kind of a hero it really needs.
The Review at a Glance:
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Audio/UHD Video total rating:
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95
Details:
Studio and Year: Warner - 2016
MPAA Rating: R/PG-13
Feature running time: 151/182 minutes
Genre: Action/Fantasy
Disc Format: BD-100
Encoding: HEVC
Video Aspect: 2.40:1
Resolution: 2160p/24
Audio Format(s): English Dolby Atmos, Dolby TrueHD 7.1, French/Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish
Starring: Henry Cavill, Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, Amy Adams, Jesse Eisenberg, Diane Lane, Laurence Fishburne, Jeremy Irons, Holly Hunter
Directed by: Zack Snyder
Music by: Hans Zimmer and Junkie XL
Written by: Chris Terrio and David S. Goyer
Region Code: A,B,C
Blu-ray Disc release Date: July 19, 2016
My Take:
Fearing the ramifications of a god-like Super Hero left unchecked, Gotham City’s own formidable, forceful vigilante takes on Metropolis’s most revered, modern-day savior, while the world wrestles with what sort of hero it really needs. And with Batman and Superman at war with one another, a new threat quickly arises, putting mankind in greater danger than it’s ever known before.
I took in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in the theater. Narratively speaking, it left me scratching my head. I remember thinking when I first heard about it, that the idea of Batman taking on Superman seemed a little ridiculous, for obvious reasons. That aside, I figured that if they came up with a viable plot to support such a notion, that perhaps they could work around it. Unfortunately writers David S. Goyer and Chris Terrio, didn't come up with anything that warranted serious attention. They came up with an overly dense story containing a series of shallow threads that literally did little to support the primary plot, WHY are Batman and Superman so pissed at each other? I mean there was some general details but truth be told they didn't hold water when considering the grand scheme of things that occurred in Man of Steel
The Lois Lane factor was given too much emphasis and when lining up the facts about why Superman was taking all the heat, they simply didn't make much sense. I wasn't at all crazy about how their confrontation was brought to an end. As a matter of fact, I found it downright silly. Too much time was spent on superfluous aspects rather than delving into more depth with respect to the Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman characters, lightly touching upon their mythos, and focusing on creating an engaging conflict. That nonsense involving Lex Luthor and his creation was pretty lame and seemed like a complete reach.
So the question is, did I dislike Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
? The answer is not really. I liked how they handled Batman, and thought that Ben Affleck was surprisingly good. I liked Wonder Woman's entrance and part in the finale. I see good potential in the character and liked Gal Gadot in the role. I wasn't crazy about how the other Justice League members were tossed in but am eager to see how they are developed. They action and production elements were about what you'd expect and I thought were predominantly well executed. After I watched the Ultimate Edition, with its 30 minutes of additional footage, I think that the elements surrounding the animosity between Batman and Superman had better focus which helped some. The other added tidbits didn't truly serve to round out the overall narrative construct, but they didn't diminish it in any way. It would be fair to day that I prefer the extended cut over the theatrical version. Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice in either case is flawed but not completely without merit. A bit of a lighter side would have brought things down from the film's overtly serious tone. As a genre fan, I can be somewhat forgiving of narrative shortcomings, as at the end of the day, this isn't monumental filmmaking. I do look forward to seeing where things go with elements started here, Have to hope that they are able to help the story match the potential in the subject matter.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition features an extended cut of the film which includes 30 more minutes of story and action not seen in theaters. The extended cut is rated R.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will be available on Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack for $44.95, Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack for $44.95, Blu-ray Combo Pack for $35.99 and 2-disc DVD Special Edition for $28.98. The Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack features an Ultra HD Blu-ray disc with the Ultimate Edition in 4K with HDR, a Blu-ray disc with the theatrical version and special features in HD, and Digital HD versions of both the Ultimate Edition and theatrical version. The Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack features the theatrical version of the film in 3D hi-definition and hi-definition, as well as the Ultimate Edition in hi-definition; the Blu-ray Combo Pack features the Ultimate Edition and theatrical version of the film in hi-definition on Blu-ray; and the DVD features the theatrical version in standard definition. The Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack and Blu-ray Combo Pack include digital versions of both the Ultimate Edition and theatrical version movies in Digital HD with UltraViolet*.
Parental Guide:
Both versions of the film contain intense sequences of violence and action throughout and some minor sensuality.
AUDIO/VIDEO - By The Numbers:
REFERENCE = 92-100/EXCELLENT = 83-91/GOOD = 74-82/AVERAGE = 65-73/BELOW AVERAGE = under 65
**My audio/video ratings are based upon a comparative made against other high definition media/blu-ray disc.**
UHD Presentation: 94
(Each rating is worth 4 points with a max of 5 per category)
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Dolby Atmos Rating: 96
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Ultra HD Blu-ray has finally been released and eager enthusiasts are ready and willing to see what it has to offer. For those not familiar with the details regarding Ultra HD Blu-ray you can refer to my article that includes some pertinent data on the subject. Here is the link:
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For those not willing to refer to the article linked above, I have included some comments here. The implementation of high dynamic range as it stands currently, doesn't appear to have exacting standards and no calibration tools to allow for a foundational threshold for setting up a visual system. This leaves us to do the best we can to determine what appears to be accurate, at least for the time being. With that in mind, my approach to reviewing Ultra HD Blu-ray will be to assess the elements observed which I find to generate the most significant visual impact when compared to standard high definition Blu-ray.
For me, high dynamic range, with its broader spectrum of colors and emboldened highlights in the areas of contrast and brightness, is where the potential lies in the format. The increase in resolution, while an important component, isn't going to be definitive in every case, especially given that currently many of the Ultra HD Blu-ray releases are derived from 2K Digital Intermediates that are up-converted to 4K. This shouldn't be strictly construed to mean that such up-converted images won't look noticeably better than their 1080p counterparts. Conversely, a release finished on a 4K Digital Intermediate isn't a guarantee that it will be heads and shoulders above the rest. So, what can you expect to hear from me when discussing what I observed from Ultra HD Blu-ray? I will hit upon the things that struck me, the impact, or lack of impact, of HDR and the improvement, if any, in resolution when compared to 1080p Blu-ray. The outcome will be a rating as seen above.
Front projection for home theater is just stepping through the door with respect to the reproduction of HDR. My goal is to present readers with a reasonable expectation of what they can expect when viewing the same content that I have. There may be variables that differ slightly however I believe that in general the outcome will be close. As we are exposed to more and more content and calibration tools come onboard we will have better perspectives from which to gauge. Thanks for reading!
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition comes to Ultra HD Blu-ray from Warner Brothers Home Entertainment featuring 2160pHEVC encoded video and lossless Dolby Atmos/TrueHD 7.1 channel sound that has an average bitrate of 3.4Mbps.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was shot on film and derived from a 4K DI for its presentation in Ultra HD. With the limited exposure to Ultra HD sourced from 4K Digital Intermediates we are left to judge based upon what we have seen thus far. In this case the results are marvelous.
The 1080p transfer looks terrific and this Ultra HD rendering takes it to the next level with a discernible increase in detail, emboldened highlights, both light and dark, and a noticeably vibrant image. This is one of the most obvious benefits of high dynamic range that I have seen from the format. The film has a multitude of fiery explosions, streaming /cascading light and mixed light dark elements. They simply look stunning. This is primarily a dark film and those low level sequences look terrific. Those sequences that incorporate elements of brilliant light, like the extended chase, where Batman is attempting to obtain the Kryptonite from Luthor's flunkies, looks amazing. The emboldened highlights are bright enough that it caused me to squint. The use of shadows mixed with light looked very natural as well. The scene that takes place atop Lexcorp where Luthor reveals his dastardly kidnapping plot to Superman is a great example.
The film utilizes various chromatic schemes, with an overall cooler visual aesthetic, that appears faithfully reproduced in Ultra HD. The nature of the photography didn't always allow the wide color gamut to shine but scenes like the one that takes place in India where the large Kryptonite meteor is recovered from the ocean revealed richer earth toned hues and lush color. Close ups reveal oodles of fine detail and abounding textures. Looking at the presentation as a whole I would say that it makes for a distinct improvement when compared to the 1080p Blu-ray rendering.
In listening to the Dolby Atmos surround mix I found it to be of the active variety that makes effective of the platform. The blend of audio objects placed in the height channels is a mix atmospherics and discrete effects. This creates a tangible level of 3D immersion that coincides with the onscreen events nicely. The opening of the film recounts the events that took place in Man of Steel (told from a different perspective) The devastating destruction and battle features the sounds of swirling objects, explosions and hails of falling debris that travel around the soundstage moving overheard, passing by and coming directly at the listening position. There are both large set pieces and smaller/brief sequences/moments that show off the track's well-crafted mix. In the scene where Batman's jet departs the warehouse after his encounter with the group holding Martha Kent hostage, the sound of the jet flying overhead moves from the front of the room, toward the rear and then circling behind before heading off into the distance. Everything comes together during the finale's violent encounter with the creature in Gotham City as sounds rotate and revolve around the soundstage from both above and at ear level. The music score as presented over the entire soundstage is one of the highlights of this Atmos mix. I enjoyed the balance of atmosphere and integration of discrete object placement. I think that it complimented the source material and made for an entertaining and invigorating listening experience.
Blu-ray Video:
Video: 96
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Audio: 100
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice comes to Blu-ray Disc from Warner Brothers Home Entertainment featuring 1080p AVC encoded video that has an average bitrate of 21 Mbps and lossless Dolby Atmos/TrueHD 7.1 channel sound that has an average bitrate of 3.4Mbps.
Having seen Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice theatrically I found this rendering to faithfully mimic that presentation. The film utilizes a stylized visual design comprised of various elements that represent the differing environs featured in the story. The color range is limited to shades of dark blue, grays and black with splashes of broader colors and muted sepia tones. Warm golden accents are used to break up the monochromatic essence as uneven light and shading are prevalent. Contrast is spot on which empowers whites and grays without washing away detail. Whites are snappy and crisp and grays are multi-staged and layered. Blacks are dynamic and gradational and detail in shadows is just as strong. The large amount of CGI featured in the film softens some of the background elements but I didn’t found it to be excessive or distracting as the quality of the video is high. It isn’t always razor sharp but it is cleanly rendered with revealing refinement that increases the perception of fine detail.
The Dolby TrueHD 7.1 channel audio is demonstration quality and is sure to please those who like to play their systems near reference. This recording has wide dynamic range and boasts superlative clarity and high level detail. Dialog is appreciably lucid through the center channel as it penetrates well into the room. Channel separation and imaging is excellent. This draws out both large and small sound elements and allows their directional correlation based upon the onscreen events to be definable. The mix makes effective and often aggressive use of the surround channels to reproduce the spatial and discrete sounds contained in this soundtrack. Where called upon the listening position is submerged in sound that bombards the senses with a combination of discretely placed, near field, and panning sound effects. Low frequency effects are applied with authority and occasionally provide room shuddering bass. This is an involving and noteworthy audio presentation that is guaranteed to give your home theater a workout.
Bonus Features:
- Disc 1: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition Ultra HD Blu-ray
Disc 2: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Theatrical Version - (HD) United the World's Finest – 15 minute featurette
- (HD) God's and Men: A Meeting of Giants – 12 minute featurette
- (HD) The Warrior, The Myth, The Wonder – 21 minute Documentary
- (HD) Superman: Complexity & Truth – 7 minute featurette
- (HD) Accelerating Design: The New Batmobile – 22 minute featurette
- (HD) Batman: Austerity & Rage – 8 minute featurette
- (HD) Wonder Woman: Grace & Power – 6 minute featurette
- (HD) Batcave: Legacy of the Lair – 7 minute featurette
- (HD) The Might and the Power of a Punch – 5 minute feature
- (HD) The Empire of Luthor – 12 minute Documentary
- [b](HD)[/b[ Save the Bats – 4 minute feature
- Digital HD Copy
Final Thoughts:
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice fails to live up to either of its iconic subjects but manages to entertain at a base level that didn’t leave me completely disappointed. It comes to Blu-ray from Warner Brothers Home Entertainment in this Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack featuring excellent Ultra HD video, reference quality high definition audio/video, a terrific Dolby Atmos sound mix and a solid supplemental set. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice comes recommended to its fan. I found that the extended cut did make it a bit more palatable which may be something to consider. Either way it's easily worth the cost of a rental as it looks and sounds terrific on Blu-ray and even better in Ultra HD.
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Ralph you did it again
Another must buy for me since I like those type of movies.
Thanks for another great review, always greatly appreciated
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Another must buy for me since I like those type of movies.
Thanks for another great review, always greatly appreciated
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I don't know that I could sit through a sequel focused on Lex Luther played by Jesse Eisenberg. I just didn't like the character. I totally agree on Wonder Woman. Threading her into the film was clever and I think she's well cast. Much of the film is really well done. Other times (for as long as it is) it leaves you perplexed trying to connect loose ends. My kids hated Man of Steel so I was skeptical but not disappointed overall with the purchase of B vs S.
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Sorry Ralph, but I don't think there is enough HDR and Atmos in the world to compel me to sit through the film again. Glad to hear it is reference quality though. Thanks for the review.
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Hi Ralph
Great review as usual. I have just one question. Does the BluRay disc come with a Dolby Atmos soundtrack or is it just Dolby True HD 7.1? Your review of the BluRay seems to suggest that it is the latter, but the paragraph above it lists Dolby Atmos. Could you please clarify this point for me?
Thanks for another great review.
Great review as usual. I have just one question. Does the BluRay disc come with a Dolby Atmos soundtrack or is it just Dolby True HD 7.1? Your review of the BluRay seems to suggest that it is the latter, but the paragraph above it lists Dolby Atmos. Could you please clarify this point for me?
Thanks for another great review.
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Originally Posted by Cal68
Hi Ralph
Great review as usual. I have just one question. Does the BluRay disc come with a Dolby Atmos soundtrack or is it just Dolby True HD 7.1? Your review of the BluRay seems to suggest that it is the latter, but the paragraph above it lists Dolby Atmos. Could you please clarify this point for me?
Thanks for another great review.
From the reviewGreat review as usual. I have just one question. Does the BluRay disc come with a Dolby Atmos soundtrack or is it just Dolby True HD 7.1? Your review of the BluRay seems to suggest that it is the latter, but the paragraph above it lists Dolby Atmos. Could you please clarify this point for me?
Thanks for another great review.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice comes to Blu-ray Disc from Warner Brothers Home Entertainment featuring 1080p AVC encoded video that has an average bitrate of 21 Mbps and lossless Dolby Atmos/TrueHD 7.1 channel sound that has an average bitrate of 3.4Mbps.
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I enjoyed it in the theaters but felt the editing was poor and felt it left some of the story out that would help explain the plot and motives/actions. After watching this Ultimate Edition I found I was right. The added material helped flesh out the story and it felt like it flowed better. Feel like it would have fared better had this of been the theatrical edition instead.
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Ralph, we're you able to check the bit rate? This being the 1st 100gig disc, curious how the bit rate compares to all previous releases.
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Hi Ralph
Great review as usual. I have just one question. Does the BluRay disc come with a Dolby Atmos soundtrack or is it just Dolby True HD 7.1? Your review of the BluRay seems to suggest that it is the latter, but the paragraph above it lists Dolby Atmos. Could you please clarify this point for me?
Thanks for another great review.
Great review as usual. I have just one question. Does the BluRay disc come with a Dolby Atmos soundtrack or is it just Dolby True HD 7.1? Your review of the BluRay seems to suggest that it is the latter, but the paragraph above it lists Dolby Atmos. Could you please clarify this point for me?
Thanks for another great review.
Originally Posted by Molon_Labe
From the review
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice comes to Blu-ray Disc from Warner Brothers Home Entertainment featuring 1080p AVC encoded video that has an average bitrate of 21 Mbps and lossless Dolby Atmos/TrueHD 7.1 channel sound that has an average bitrate of 3.4Mbps.
Greetings,Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice comes to Blu-ray Disc from Warner Brothers Home Entertainment featuring 1080p AVC encoded video that has an average bitrate of 21 Mbps and lossless Dolby Atmos/TrueHD 7.1 channel sound that has an average bitrate of 3.4Mbps.
As Molon Labe points out both versions contain a Dolby Atmos track Cal. You're all set..
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Ralph, we're you able to check the bit rate? This being the 1st 100gig disc, curious how the bit rate compares to all previous releases.
Greetings,Ray, I am not able to check bitrate on UHD just yet. Sorry..
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Sorry Ralph, but I don't think there is enough HDR and Atmos in the world to compel me to sit through the film again. Glad to hear it is reference quality though. Thanks for the review.
Greetings,I can appreciate that..
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Great review and I am looking forward to when my Dawn of Justice UHD copy arrives in the mail Your comment about the Extended Cut making more sense, makes me happy and I look forward to watching it
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Never saw it at the theatres will be definitely picking this up. Thanks Ralph
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I saw it at the theaters, but I would put this as almost as bad as Batman & Robin from 1997.
I'm starting to really appreciate even more what Director/Co-Writer Christopher Nolan did in The Dark Knight Trilogy each and every day, compared to the muddled mess of B vs S. I admit I wasn't as pumped for The Dark Knight Rises as I was for The Dark Knight, but the 2012 movie was already operating from a handicap of Heath Ledger not being in it, so they had to do the best that they could.
Zack Snyder can make pretty pictures and scenery, but he doesn't know how to make a great (or even adequate) film.
I'll probably wait until around Thanksgiving to pick this movie up.
I'm starting to really appreciate even more what Director/Co-Writer Christopher Nolan did in The Dark Knight Trilogy each and every day, compared to the muddled mess of B vs S. I admit I wasn't as pumped for The Dark Knight Rises as I was for The Dark Knight, but the 2012 movie was already operating from a handicap of Heath Ledger not being in it, so they had to do the best that they could.
Zack Snyder can make pretty pictures and scenery, but he doesn't know how to make a great (or even adequate) film.
I'll probably wait until around Thanksgiving to pick this movie up.
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Pretty much the only good thing about this movie was Affleck's Batman, and I agree it was surprising. He's got the proper build and height for Batman, and as much as I really liked the Nolan films, I think Affleck is more suited for the role. Surprises me to say this.
But aside from that, so many plot holes, so many inconsistencies and irrationalitities. Like WW was about to leave Gotham in the plane, really? And why couldn't Lois Lane have just succeeded in getting the spear out of the water, but of course Superman had to do that too because she's just a helpless little lamb with no ability to do anything whatsoever on her own. I mean, come on. Let the muggles at least contribute in some way. I did like the battle with Doomsday, those big fights are always fun.
I'd give the movie a 2/5 overall but I did really enjoy the Batman parts especially the fighting and all the killing he did. I mean, if it's wrong to shoot people who want to literally destroy the planet I'm not sure what is right. Anyway, Fun times. I'll watch it again only once I get my HDR projector / Atmos setup going, just for the FX. Didn't like WW too much, very contrived and frankly she's way too skinny / weak-looking for the role. Lynda Carter FTW!
But aside from that, so many plot holes, so many inconsistencies and irrationalitities. Like WW was about to leave Gotham in the plane, really? And why couldn't Lois Lane have just succeeded in getting the spear out of the water, but of course Superman had to do that too because she's just a helpless little lamb with no ability to do anything whatsoever on her own. I mean, come on. Let the muggles at least contribute in some way. I did like the battle with Doomsday, those big fights are always fun.
I'd give the movie a 2/5 overall but I did really enjoy the Batman parts especially the fighting and all the killing he did. I mean, if it's wrong to shoot people who want to literally destroy the planet I'm not sure what is right. Anyway, Fun times. I'll watch it again only once I get my HDR projector / Atmos setup going, just for the FX. Didn't like WW too much, very contrived and frankly she's way too skinny / weak-looking for the role. Lynda Carter FTW!
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I can't believe I am about to say this, but having seen this in a theater (not one that supports the latest audio or video format), while mildly entertaining, this is one I won't rent or buy. I am easily entertained, but I agree with Ralph that the entire premise was massively flawed. This would be one more 'shoot-em-up-bang-bang' movie and I already have more than enough of those.
This will be the first Marvel movie I have not purchased for home use. And while I am sure the audio (and video) will be over the top, even I have my limits. [Maybe I'll wait a few years and pick it up used for a few bucks --- but most likely not].
This will be the first Marvel movie I have not purchased for home use. And while I am sure the audio (and video) will be over the top, even I have my limits. [Maybe I'll wait a few years and pick it up used for a few bucks --- but most likely not].
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I don't want to buy this but I might just buy it anyway...the 3D version. ...That's a high score all around..except for the film itself.
For someone who I believe clearly cares about movie quality, IMHO, you will be disappointed. The audio will be super fun, but the movie is close to 'plotless'. Jeremiah 29:11 ][ Music by Leslie Austin on Spotify--- newest release 'Nobody' ][ The Oconee Theater
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Originally Posted by Balthazar2k4
Sorry Ralph, but I don't think there is enough HDR and Atmos in the world to compel me to sit through the film again. Glad to hear it is reference quality though. Thanks for the review.
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Originally Posted by audioguy
I can't believe I am about to say this, but having seen this in a theater (not one that supports the latest audio or video format), while mildly entertaining, this is one I won't rent or buy. I am easily entertained, but I agree with Ralph that the entire premise was massively flawed. This would be one more 'shoot-em-up-bang-bang' movie and I already have more than enough of those.
This will be the first Marvel movie I have not purchased for home use. And while I am sure the audio (and video) will be over the top, even I have my limits. [Maybe I'll wait a few years and pick it up used for a few bucks --- but most likely not].
Don't worry audioguy, this won't be your first Marvel film to not buy as it is actually DC This will be the first Marvel movie I have not purchased for home use. And while I am sure the audio (and video) will be over the top, even I have my limits. [Maybe I'll wait a few years and pick it up used for a few bucks --- but most likely not].
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Originally Posted by Balthazar2k4
Don't worry audioguy, this won't be your first Marvel film to not buy as it is actually DC
Oops!! My bad. So it will then be the fist movie of this genre that I won't buy! Jeremiah 29:11 ][ Music by Leslie Austin on Spotify--- newest release 'Nobody' ][ The Oconee Theater
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Not a Disney/Marvel movie. It's a Time Warner/DC movie. Of course if you were being sarcastic, I agree. I read at bluray.com that most of David Goyer's script was thrown out and this is the result. So sad.
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I have read several reviews of this movie, and non of them, including Ralph's, gave it glowing reviews for its story line. However, with sound and picture ratings this high, you got to get it for that alone. Thanks Ralph.
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Originally Posted by audioguy
I can't believe I am about to say this, but having seen this in a theater (not one that supports the latest audio or video format), while mildly entertaining, this is one I won't rent or buy. I am easily entertained, but I agree with Ralph that the entire premise was massively flawed. This would be one more 'shoot-em-up-bang-bang' movie and I already have more than enough of those.
This will be the first Marvel movie I have not purchased for home use. And while I am sure the audio (and video) will be over the top, even I have my limits. [Maybe I'll wait a few years and pick it up used for a few bucks --- but most likely not].
Your collection is safe as this is not a Marvel movie, it's DC This will be the first Marvel movie I have not purchased for home use. And while I am sure the audio (and video) will be over the top, even I have my limits. [Maybe I'll wait a few years and pick it up used for a few bucks --- but most likely not].
EDIT: LOL, I should of read until the end before commenting, as other people already mentioned this.
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I have been very curious about this movies overall quality since it debut. Several viewers I know said it was not likable but it was countered by others that said it had potential (and probably more so with the extended material). There are several superhero movies in my catalog that are not the best and have only been watched once so I am willing to take the risk lol! besides superman did not seem that good but after a re-watch I actually liked it.
Thanks for the review Ralph!!!
Thanks for the review Ralph!!!
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Mine gets here today, so I know what I'm doing after work. I am getting sick of the lighthearted Marvel genre and vastly prefer Nolan's serious tone, so I assume I will like this one.
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Originally Posted by Gates
Mine gets here today, so I know what I'm doing after work. I am getting sick of the lighthearted Marvel genre and vastly prefer Nolan's serious tone, so I assume I will like this one.
There's no attempt to be 'light-hearted' in this film. I found myself chuckling at Eisenberg's character but I don't think that's was an intended consequence.You should be pleased.
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Ralph,
IN your disc information, you have this listed as BD-66, I believe this has been confirmed as BD-100, im guessing just a typo?
IN your disc information, you have this listed as BD-66, I believe this has been confirmed as BD-100, im guessing just a typo?
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