The Avengers 3d (Blu-Ray 3d + Blu-Ray Disc + E-Copy)

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And the warm fuzzy feeling continued right through the main menu which began with a tri-dimensional skeleton of SHIELD’s aircraft carrier flying from in front of the screen (negative parallax) into view, as if to prepare us for the extra-dimensional bonanza ahead. Overall, 'The Avengers' is a terrific film, perfectly mixing thrills and action and character emotions. Granted, that's usually when your ear is being drawn to some other sound or musical cue that means whatever's being said is largely secondary, but even so, with the dynamic range that the Blu-ray standard of an average -23LUFS affords, surely there's never a need for dialogue to ever get lost these days. For me, this is one of the major issues with 3D - you see, with film, you don't choose what to focus on, the director does. The stand out moment has to be Conie Smulders who plays Agent Maria Hill lamenting a colleagues death.

D), which was co-founded by Iron Man's father Howard Stark, has been preparing for such a cataclysmic event. It's bubble-gum tastic colours all the way here, though sadly, the 3D adds a few stops to the overal brightness of the colour palette, dimming things out quite a bit. Whilst this is fine in 2D because you can accept that what you're supposed to be looking at is the thing in focus, with 3D, our eye is tempted to look at everything within the depth created by the 3D effect. It loses a lot of vibrancy, which though not a surprise, is a collosal disappointment for a movie that boasts some of the most colourful scenes I've seen in a movie for quite some time.Perhaps, subconsciously, the reason I loved the action so much is because I was so IN it all the time. This column is all about watching in 3D and the mileage you'll get compared to a regular screening of Marvel's biggest event movie so far. Without a doubt one of the most satisfying extras I've seen - it's such a treat, and you're going to love it. But the 3-dimensional treats really kicked into overdrive when the superheros had to defend New York City against the Chitaurian army swarming through the opened portal – the entire sequence taking place in broad daylight helped immensely. Even if the movie itself wasn't a rock-em-sock-em good time with reference 2D video and a strong 3D presentation, this track alone would make 'The Avengers' a must own.

This was a decrease of 20% compared with 2017, according to an annual report from the Motion Picture Association of America. For example, 22% of kids said that they wanted to see "The Angry Birds Movie" because of 3D, 12% of parents said they wanted to see "The Crimes of Grindelwald" for the 3D, and 14% of general movie audiences wanted to see "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows" for this reason. But for the problems highlighted above with vibrancy diminishing and the whole thing feeling a lot darker than Whedon intended, it's an excellent encode and boasts some excellent CG. Had they attempted to do something out of the ordinary, or break the mould even just a bit, I would have no hesitation in awarding this an immaculate 10 out of 10, but as it stands, the boundaries probably could have been pushed more. With a seamless blend between digital cinema elements and computer generated visual effects, expectations are high for this 3D Blu-ray release.Jackson) and Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) have been popping in and out of marvel universe stories for years, but now it's time to bring them all together. Lastly, while ghosting issues are dependent on one's equipment, 'The Avengers' contains moderate ghosting with pointy objects protruding from the screen. Great gift choice for the auntie (or Uncle) who’s not sure what their nephews and nieces are playing with - I’ve not got it wrong yet ?

There's literally something for everyone in Joss Whedon's epic collaboration of superhero awesomeness.I concede that 2D adaptations are getting better, but there's really no saving graces for 3D with Avengers Assemble.