STACK #162 April 2018

4K

FEATURE

undergoes an experiment that leaves him horribly disfigured – but also otherwise pretty much indestructible. Armed with his new powers, a natty superhero suit and a wicked sense of humour, he hunts down those who made him this way. We’d like to hunt down those who did this 4K transfer – and thank them, as it totally rocks. We’ll

chance to really shine. It really does look a treat. Meanwhile, a crisp Dolby Atmos soundtrack will really get your home theatre jumping – and, at times, thumping. Detailed featurettes and three short prequels number amongst the extras. Baby Driver Nobody puts Baby in a

corner, but he sure is adept at taking them in his WRX – often sideways. Cars are vital in Edgar Wright’s red-hot, action-fuelled heist drama with a love story

a new Dolby Atmos sound mix doesn’t let the exemplary transfer down at all. Extras include a commentary, games and a Will Smith music video.

mixed in, but the music is just as crucial. The all- encompassing Dolby Atmos track that features here is an absolute cracker, and easily one of the best that we’ve heard – and we’ve heard a lot of them! Meanwhile, the sumptuous 4K Ultra HD vision is HDR-infused. Bonus stuff junkies will revel in two commentaries, 20-plus minutes of deleted and extended scenes, more than 40 minutes of behind-the-scenes action, and quite a bit more. Guardians of

You'll believe that a tree can dance! Disney's debut 4K Ultra HD release is a stormer.

Close Encounters of the Third Kind Strange things are afoot, as Roy Neary (Richard Dreyfuss) comes into direct contact with a UFO – and has the “sunburn” to prove it. Roy is haunted by the

experience and, becomingly increasingly unhinged, sees visions of some sort of mountain. It definitely means something, so he seeks answers... Meanwhile, we’re treated to a choice of any of the three distinct cuts of Close Encounters included in 4K, all painstakingly restored in what was reportedly a mammoth task. Spielberg personally approved the HDR on this masterpiece, which comes with a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 mix. Deleted scenes, plus old and new docos, are just some of the bonus features. Deadpool

the Galaxy VOL. 2 Three humanoids, a raccoon and a tree walk into a ba- oh yeah, it isn’t the setup for a joke... Our heroes – the Guardians – return and have to face Kurt Russell, who’s

also share some love with those responsible for the super-fun Dolby Atmos sound spectacular. Hey, we’ve got a lot of love to give! Oh yeah – commentaries, gag reel, deleted scenes, “fun sack”, blah blah blah. Blade Runner 2049

Set 30 years after the first film, a new blade runner discovers a secret that could plunge what’s left of society into chaos. So begins a quest to find former LAPD blade runner Rick Deckard, who’s

determined to rule the galaxy. Plus, you’ll believe that a tree can dance! Disney’s debut 4K Ultra HD release is a stormer. With its wild colours and HDR enhancement it really looks quite spectacular, but it’s the absolutely huge Dolby Atmos sound mix that really elevates it to the kind of disc that you demo your home cinema setup with. Don’t miss the James Gunn commentary, the Hasselhoff-infused music video, or pretty much any of the plethora of bonus goodies.

The “merc with a mouth” breaks more than just the fourth wall as his origin story is laid bare for all. Ex-Special Forces dude Wade Wilson

been missing for 30 years. The disc comes to us in an HDR-enhanced (or Dolby Vision if you have all the right equipment) form in beautiful 4K, giving cinematographer Roger Deakins’ work a

55" Sony 4K TV & 4K player + 10 hottest 4K movies WIN see page 65 for more information

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