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HIGHLIGHTS 4K UHD

Words Amy Flower

DISCS OF THE MONTH

CONTAGION Steven Soderbergh’s scarily prescient 2011 movie, which tells of a global pandemic and the fight by the CDC to arrive at a cure, hits 4K Ultra HD this month. While some may find the thought of watching a movie

SAW Go back to the very beginning, where two strangers awaken in a room with no recollection of how they got there, and soon discover that they’re pawns in a deadly game perpetrated by a notorious serial killer. Now releasing as a standalone package, this is the best that you’ll ever see Saw , with a native 4K transfer of the unrated cut, complete with both Dolby Vision and standard HDR, with a truly immersive Dolby

DEAD END DRIVE-IN Hats off to Umbrella for bringing a legendary slice of Ozploitation movie magic to us in glorious 4K Ultra HD – and native with HDR, no less! Here in its completely uncut glory, this favourite of Quentin Tarantino from Aussie auteur Brian Trenchard-Smith is set in the not-too-distant future, where a drive-in becomes a maximum-security prison camp. The release is packed with extras, including the international cut, commentary tracks, featurettes

Atmos audio track. Two commentaries, a featurette, and bonus goodies seal the deal. Out March 13

about a worldwide outbreak a little close to home, those who are up for it will get to witness a brand new, native 4K transfer struck form the original camera negative, and overseen by Soderbergh himself. Plus, there’s DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, as well as a trio of featurettes. Out March 13

galore, deleted scenes, trailers, and more! Out March 20

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