Transformers [Blu-ray]

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all-encompassing piece that focuses on far more than filming locations and offers some interesting anecdotes, such as how the crew had to be The clash of metal against metal and the destructive potential of such a confrontation allowed viewers to feel immersed in a world so familiar yet unrecognisable from our own. parts, offer some of the most nuanced, but impressive, depth in the film. There are plenty of times when action extends beyond the screen, or at least

nice to see a reboot (not the fake reboot that was Age of Extinction), a true re-imagining that would essentially Human Affairs— In a world of robots, machines, and aliens, we explore the humans who help save the world. Bottom line, 'Transformers' gives Michael Bay the chance to do two things. One, it allows him to rebound from the box office fiasco that was 'The Island' with a guaranteed mega-hit. And two, it gives him the perfect material for his fast-cut, smash-a-minute sensibilities -- what better story for a filmmaker like Bay than a movie about a boy, his robot, and a legion of merchandising tie-ins hell-bent on destroying the world while they destroy each other? the series are not particularly good books by any stretch of the imagination, but they delivered serviceable entertainment centered around aliens, Haunting sounds around Cybertron linger about the top (and elsewhere). One of the best moments comes in a sequence midway through the film when

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channels for a nice, subtle, but noticeable effect. Dialogue is rendered perfectly throughout. It is Transformers” comes to Blu-ray in a brilliant-looking 2.35:1 HD AVC transfer (the HD DVD was a VC-1 transfer). I really can’t imagine seeing a movie like this in a narrow scope and the wider screen gives us that much more reason to appreciate the new HD formats and how good they really look on screen. The image itself is nearly perfect, with no pixilation evident, no artifacting and flesh tones seemed warm and natural (though actress Megan Fox does seem a bit sun-drenched at times, but it could just be her). Naturally a big part of the movie are the special effects and they look amazing. I wouldn’t have thought that the actual robots would look as good as they do, but it seems that with HD you can see every detail in the robots. Colors are bright and vivid and though some of the movie is a bit dark, the transfer holds up very well. For a new release, “Transformers” gives the viewer exactly what they were asking for. Audio: How does it sound? Transformers: Rise of the Beasts 4K Blu-ray delivers stunning video and great audio in this fan-pleasing Blu-ray release

It might not even be that the plot is too stuffed and complex (though it is, most assuredly, ridiculous). It's that everything around it is too stuffed The Battle of Ellis Island — Join the cast and crew as they go behind-the-scenes of the epic battle sequence between the AUTOBOTS and the TERRORCONS at the museum. Life in the 90s— The filmmakers discuss how the music, set design, fashion, and cultural references transport viewers to New York in the 90s.actor preparations for the parts, shooting intense action scenes, working alongside real Navy SEALs, filming locations, and more. As one of the highest-grossing box office successes of all time, Bay translated the Transformers mythos to fans in a way unlike we had ever seen before. Utilising his explosive action skills, the conflict between the Autobots and Decepticons reached new heights. review display did reveal mild crosstalk artifacts and the occasional burst of aliasing/jagged edges. Colors are a little less purely punchy under the 3D Into the Jungle — The TRANSFORMERS franchise has been filmed all over the globe. This time, join the cast and crew as they explore the new and exotic location of Peru. Still Gallery: "Concepts" (HD, 2 minutes) - A pithy montage of stills, this was the only section of the supplements that left me underwhelmed. With all of its various robots, a movie like 'Transformers' really cries out for extensive concept art and various renderings, not just a few meager pics.