The LEGO Movie 4K (2014) The LEGO Movie 4K Blu-ray delivers truly amazing video and audio in this excellent Blu-ray release An ordinary Lego mini-figure, thought to be the extraordinary MasterBuilder, is recruited to join a quest to stop an evil Lego tyrant from gluing the universe together.For more about The LEGO Movie 4K and the The LEGO Movie 4K Blu-ray release, see the The LEGO Movie 4K Blu-ray Review published by on where this Blu-ray release scored 4.0 out of 5.Directors: Phil Lord, Christopher Miller Writers: Dan Hageman, Kevin Hageman, Phil Lord, Christopher Miller Starring: Chris Pratt, Will Ferrell, Elizabeth Banks, Will Arnett, Nick Offerman, Alison Brie » See full cast & crew The LEGO Movie 4K Blu-ray, Video Quality 4K According to IMDB, The LEGO Movie's live action scenes were captured digitally at 2.8K and the movie proper finished at 2K, presumably the source for this UHD Blu-ray. The LEGO Movie looks undeniably fantastic under the 2160p UHD/HDR microscope.
In a movie like this, texture is everything, and neverFrom the opening seconds forward, where all sorts of little nicks and dings on Vitruvius are apparent and fine lines, minuscule imperfections, and even fingerprints are visible on Lord Business' red headpiece, audiences know they're in for a plastic-y treat. Throughout the movie, close-ups, and even medium-distance shots, an incredible array of fine detail, not just little pits and imperfections on figures or even the more generalized texture of LEGO pieces like hair, but teeny-tiny little accents like worn paint lines, fading paint jobs, and other small blemishes that result in a lovingly assembled level of realistic texture and character to every brick. Colors are likewise very impressive. Bold primaries, such as Wyldstyle's pink and teal hair streaks, red and blue police sirens, flashy laser bolts, and all the myriad of colors in Cloud Cuckoo Land pop with regularity. But is the UHD disc an improvement over the standard 1080 Blu-ray?
Not really, not by a significant margin and barely by most any otherMuch like San Andreas, differences are minimal, and there's not a clear path to definitively saying that one looks better than the other. The most obvious differences seem to fall more in the "personal preference" category than they do mostOn that objective front, there's no mistaking that, generally speaking, detail is a little more refined on the UHD. see a bottom layer of paint seeping through a thinning top layer, such as the blue undershirt Emmet wears below the "safety orange" vest. Ditto various thinning spots onVery fine imperfections gain a hair more definition with the added 2160p horsepower. Shadow details are improved, and as a result some darker corners around a frame appear to enjoy a little more depth and definition. On the other hand, some of the more pervasively dark a touch too dark, resulting in an apparent loss, albeit a very slight loss, of detail. Look at the back of Batman's cape at the 56:37 mark, and a few of
UHD seems to overwhelm some of them while there's a little more breathing room with the more brightly contrasted Blu-ray. Likewise, the UHD pushes the yellow "body" pieces, like heads, a very slight, but noticeable, orange. The Blu-ray disc is much brighter, more cheery, maybe a little less refined. One can get the Blu-ray looking very close to the UHD simply by toying with, primarily, the TV's contrast level but also, to a more refined extent, the color and black adjustments. The same cannot be said of the other direction, at least not with contrast already maxed out under the default HDRThere's nothing wrong with the UHD -- it looks tremendous -- but so too does the Blu-ray, which, in some cases, benefits from more vibrance. There's just not a clear-cut winner in the head-to-head for this title, and the score reflects the UHD's inability to really stand head-and-shoulders above the Blu-ray. In a vacuum, however, it's a 5.0, easy. Just watching one or the other straight through without
comparing wouldn't lead one to think there was anything wrong either one of them. The LEGO Movie 4K Blu-ray, Audio Quality Warner's UHD Blu-ray release of The LEGO Movie unfortunately does not contain a Dolby Atmos or DTS:X soundtrack. It instead retains the release's DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 lossless soundtrack. For a full review, please see Kenneth Brown's writing here. Un Padre No Tan Padre xXx: The Return of Xander Cage 3D xXx: The Return of Xander Cage The Bye Bye Man AMC Starplex Mesquite 10 AMC Starplex Forney 12 See More Theaters Near Mesquite, TX ALL ABOUT EVE (1950) PRESENTED BY TCM SWORD ART ONLINE THE MOVIE - ORDINAL SCALE KONG: SKULL ISLAND 3D Stay in or Go Out: 2016 Holiday Date-Night Movies Manchester by the Sea KONG: SKULL ISLAND AN IMAX 3D EXPERIENCE Edwards Brea Stadium East 12 Edwards Brea Stadium West 10 Edwards Cerritos Stadium 10 Edwards West Covina Stadium 18
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