Onlyzoo Dune (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital)

A great movie with a great dolby atmos sound track.

Entrega rápida, som incrível, imagem expetacular!

Llegó con su cubierta de carton (slip cover) en buenas condiciones. En cuanto a la película como tal, me parece que tiene una gran imagen, pero aun mejor es su excelente mezcla de audio. Esto sumado a lo interesante de la historia, hace una experiencia inmersiva y que hace valer la pena su adquisición. En mi caso la encontré a una super oferta (menos de 500 pesos) y creo que valio muchísimo la pena. Ver esta película en realidad es una experiencia muy agradable.

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When I first heard that Dune was going to be split into two films, I had some serious reservations. Some of those went away after I learned that Denis Villeneuve (Blade Runner 2049) was going to be the director. I went and saw the movie when it was in the theater and was blown away. While I enjoy the Kyle McLaughlin version from the 80s that is inaccurate to the book, this version is better in every way and follows the book much closer. I now can see why it was split after watching the movie and reading the book again because there is a lot of material to cover. The characters are better represented, I think Timothee Chalemet played a better version of Paul Atreides. His version of the character grows more than McLaughlin's ever did, it'll be interesting to see how they take it with part two and possibly Dune Messiah if they decide to adapt the sequel. In terms of visual and audio aspects, both are fantastic (this is basically a reference disc). The picture is pretty crisp, you can make out the textures of clothing and buildings pretty well, and pores on people's faces. While it is not the most colorful movie since most of it takes place in a desert, what is there is very good. The audio track is nothing short of fantastic, the subwoofers get a work out, dialogue is intelligible and never hard to hear (looking at you Tenet), and the use of the Dolby Atmos track is great. There's nothing that I can really think of that could fault this. If you are 4k capable, you should definitely buy this. If you aren't, the standard Blu-ray is also very impressive.