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There are a handful of films that may seem like sure bets in theory, but in execution are complete failures in my eyes. I honestly can't think of a better film for that category than 2011's Conan The Barbarian. I am a huge fan of the cheese factor that makes up the, but a modern-day version with updated effects should be sure to hit my sweet spot. Left right left tv serial song download free.

The plot here is your standard revenge story. Conan (Jason Momoa) seeks revenge on an evil dictator named Khalar Zym (an almost unrecognizable Steven Lang) for the death of his father Corin (Ron Perlman). Unfortunately, this film is incompetent in almost every way compared to the previous instalments, largely due to the fact that the revenge plot is boring, but the bigger issue is that the action here feels uninspired and shot in a perfunctory manner. The action scenes are staged in such a way that large battle scenes feel like a group of men in a field 'Larping.' For a more extensive review of Conan The Barbarian check out our review of the 2011 Blu-ray release.

Vital Disc Stats: The Ultra HD Blu-ray Conan The Barbarian hits Ultra HD courtesy of Lionsgate, with slipcover packaging and some cool as hell box art that may just be the best thing about the movie. Can I get more of that in the actual movie please? Enclosed in the hardcover keep case is a BD-60 Ultra HD Blu-ray, a standard Blu-ray, and a digital HD ultraviolet code.

Once we hit play, the Ultra HD disc brings us straight to an animated menu that lets us navigate from there. Conan The Barbarian battles his way onto Ultra HD with brute force, featuring a 2160p HEVC/.H265 encode that doesn’t quite hit the high marks of some of its predecessors with this format. While being shot in 35mm and mastered at a 2K source, the results are timid.

Clarity doesn’t get the biggest bump, but detail gets the bigger uptick. Corin’s cool as hell furs he wears have quite a bit of detail, displaying every individual hair expertly. Framed at a 2:40.1 aspect ratio, CG moments also get a decent upgrade with scenes like the sand skeleton fight looking noticeably better in comparison to its standard Blu-ray counterpart. HDR gets the biggest uptick, with shadow details having a decent upgrade, but even more impressive is the upgraded color spectrum. Colors don’t look as washed out on this transfer than on previous transfers, allowing for a more three-dimensional picture. Unfortunately, if you couldn’t tell, these upgrades are a minor compared to some of the excellent Ultra HD transfers we have had as of late. Driver genius professional serial key generator. Lionsgate seeks its revenge on Ultra HD with Conan the Barbarian, featuring a Dolby Atmos track (decodes into a Dolby TrueHD 7.1 track) that feels like a bit of an afterthought.

Starting with the positive, this is a more dynamic track than its Standard Blu-ray counterpart. Fidelity is actually great here with battle scenes feeling more robust and expansive. That might sound like faint praise, but in reality it is key since it is the only thing selling what is on screen when everything else lets itself down.