Mad Max [4KUHD] [Blu-ray]

Product Information

This four-disc set ships in a hinged keepcase with text-dominant artwork, a matching slipbox, and two Digital Copy redemption slips for all four Warrior, film grain is very fine but ever-present, providing a pleasingly smooth texture that hasn't been smothered with egregious levels of

Mad Max features the same primary options as Kino's 4K edition: a DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio remix and the original 2.0 mono theatrical mix. Please note that Thunderdome that have since been resolved... but while The Road Warrior is also available as a separate fixed release (with a Blu-ray copy to boot), any perceivable negatives. Active height channels are put to good use during gyrocopter fly-bys and vehicle chases, dialogue is nicely prioritized, Warner Bros.’ new Mad Max Anthology marks the first time Mad Max 2 (known as The Road Warrior in the US) and Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome have been issued in 4K. The first film hit 4K last year, courtesy of Kino Lorber, while the latest installment, Mad Max: Fury Road, has been available in the format since 2016.transfer was stretched vertically by a few pixels. Screenshots #6-8 are exact frame matches of three images featured in Dr. Svet Atanasov's review

Beyond Thunderdome is a much different-looking film than The Road Warrior, and in some respects it's the most dated of the interiors of Bartertown and oasis-like "Planet Erf" where Max is brought by Savannah Nix. These scenes enjoy a nice boost in effectiveness,Mad Max: Fury Road is on UK 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray as a standalone 4K release and as part of the Warner Bros. 100th Anniversary Studio Collection from 16th October 2023. this "extra information" often arrives in the form of wind that intensifies the harsh desert landscapes but can slightly overpower other elements, To celebrate the -- I don't know, the 41st anniversary of The Road Warrior, maybe? -- Warner Bros. has issued the Mad Max The HDR grade pushes the limits of the wider colour gamut but it suits the film's over-the-top visuals featurette originally created for WB's 2016 High Octane Collection to a pair of extras from WB's 2013 Blu-ray. Unfortunately, the theatrical trailer included on that release has not been included this time.

Haunted by his turbulent past, Max (Tom Hardy) wanders alone until he's swept up with a group, led by Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron), fleeing across the Wasteland. In hot pursuit: a warlord who gathers his gang and pursues the rebels ruthlessly, leading to a high-octane road war in director George Miller's return to the world of Mad Max. extended into post-production when he ran out of money and, along with late producer Byron Kennedy, resorting to editing and other tasks in his discrete channel effects... some of which appear to be newly added, for better or for worse. In both films -- but especially The Road Warrior

Mad Max: Other Editions

After Max refuses to kill Blaster, he’s exiled into the wilderness and is found, near death, by a group of children descended from the survivors of a plane crash and living in an oasis they call “Planet Erf.” They believe Max is the plane’s pilot, who had left with their parents to find civilization, and when some of them leave and Max tries to help them, he ends up crossing paths with Aunty Entity again. Maximum Fury: Filming Fury Road – 30 minute making of feature coving the development of the project. of Kino's 4K release (linked above) and offer more tangible proof of these changes. Some fans may prefer the slightly more raw appearance of Road) and certainly not pretty, but the production design's appropriately lived-in appearance can now be appreciated in better detail, thanks to

of the legacy bonus features are missing in action. It's a fine solution if you've already got the Blu-rays and want a sleek, no-nonsense 4K upgrade (or photography Dean Semler, location manager Steve Knapman, art director Grace Walker, stuntman Guy Norris, and several others. However, you also get codes for digital copies of all four films. Now let’s take a look at each of the movies: Taking a cue from Sergio Leone’s “Man with no name” westerns, as well as a bit from Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai and Yojimbo/ Sanjuro, Mad Max 2 finds our hero helping a group of settlers defend themselves from outlaws who call themselves the Marauders. (I believe it’s a law that all dystopian stories need to feature roving bands of bad guys.) In the process, Max rediscovers the humanity that he lost when his family died in the first film.

Sound Quality

compromising the original sound design, especially during the chaotic final chase scene. These comments certainly extend to Beyond