Columbia / Sony Pictures | 115 min | R | Release Date: September 23, 2025
Genres: Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller ♂️
The Blu-ray offers a strong HD presentation with accurate color and good clarity. While it lacks HDR, the transfer still shows impressive depth in daylight sequences and decent contrast in shadowy, dimly lit scenes. Details in sets, costumes, and environments hold up well, though some darker moments reveal softness or compression compared to the UHD. Overall, it’s a faithful representation that plays well on HD displays.
The DTS-HD 5.1 track provides immersive surround sound with clear channel separation. Infection sounds, explosions, and atmospheric cues carry impact, while dialogue remains centered and crisp. The 2.0 stereo option delivers a simpler, more direct presentation for purists. Though not as expansive as the UHD Atmos track, the Blu-ray’s sound is still powerful and effective for horror viewing.
The Blu-ray edition of 28 Years Later is a solid option for those without 4K setups. It delivers a sharp HD image and robust 5.1 audio that handle the film’s tension and scares effectively. While UHD offers the superior visual and Atmos audio experience, this Blu-ray holds its own and includes the full set of extras, making it a worthwhile choice for fans.
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Columbia / Sony Pictures | 115 min | R | Release Date: September 23, 2025
Genres: Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller ♂️
The Blu-ray offers a strong HD presentation with accurate color and good clarity. While it lacks HDR, the transfer still shows impressive depth in daylight sequences and decent contrast in shadowy, dimly lit scenes. Details in sets, costumes, and environments hold up well, though some darker moments reveal softness or compression compared to the UHD. Overall, it’s a faithful representation that plays well on HD displays.
The DTS-HD 5.1 track provides immersive surround sound with clear channel separation. Infection sounds, explosions, and atmospheric cues carry impact, while dialogue remains centered and crisp. The 2.0 stereo option delivers a simpler, more direct presentation for purists. Though not as expansive as the UHD Atmos track, the Blu-ray’s sound is still powerful and effective for horror viewing.
The Blu-ray edition of 28 Years Later is a solid option for those without 4K setups. It delivers a sharp HD image and robust 5.1 audio that handle the film’s tension and scares effectively. While UHD offers the superior visual and Atmos audio experience, this Blu-ray holds its own and includes the full set of extras, making it a worthwhile choice for fans.
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