Filmmaker Brady Carbett has tried to produce his latest, films in his latest ways, making his latest, films, Brutal. Perhaps most importantly, he and the director of photography, LoL Karoli, revived the process of the larger – format vast, which was developed by IMAX years ago. There is also the time to run here – more than three hours, including a short overturrough and an interference. Thankfully, it all comes together, which has painted a huge portrait of a Hungarian immigrant, Lisli Tot (Adren Brody), which builds complex relationships with wealthy industrialist Harrison Van Bourne (Guy Pierce). Leslie is a brutal architect, its work is described by exposed concrete, glass, and steel, and Van Bourne has commissioned it to make it a dream project, which inevitably becomes a nightmare for both of them in the coming years.

In addition to Brody, the film won an Oscar for its musical score and cinema, and the 4K disk is a visual victory. 1.66: 1 Vistivation Image (scanned at 6K) provides tremendous textures with the quantity of natural grains, and the amazing repetition of negative dirt and other “flaws” also remains intact. The scenario often contains many minor close -ups and inner/outer parts of dim light, all of which are resolved, but some later, bigger scenes in the Italian mine are really about to die. As we will expect a movie of this length, A24 is using for 100 Gb Triple -Pearli disk Brutal To enable a healthy butter; However, it does not support a high dynamic range. Although I was tempted to stumble as a protest against the disturbing HDR’s disturbing shortage, the ultimate product is very beautiful I cannot.

Along with numerous vintage lyrics over decades, the composer Daniel Bilberg’s score floats inside and out the story, sometimes the story goes forward and only increases the intoxicating mood in the other moments, notes quietly mixed with 5.1 mixes.

LOL Crohy goes alone on the audio commentary, and, as we can imagine, brings more than peeking in the art and art of cinema. On the same other – the DISC Extra is a sharp 24 -minute with multiple cast and staff interviews, but the classic A24 package has a six art card’s fellow set on heavy stocks. This rating of architectural sketches is a refreshing switch from photos or small movie posters that are usually given to us in the collector’s edition, rounding the delex offer beautifully.

Chris Cherila