The Bourne Legacy 4K (2012) Ultra HD 2160p REMUX

An expansion of the universe from Robert Ludlum's novels, centered on a new hero whose stakes have been triggered by the events of the previous three films.

The Bourne Legacy 4K (2012) Ultra HD 2160p REMUX Reviews
Another Bourne, another one photographed on film and reportedly finished at 2K. That said, Universal's 2160p/HDR-enhanced image is a winner and, of the four "legacy" Bourne movies making the jump to UHD, easily the best looking of the bunch. The HDR coloring brings with it a more refined palette. Aaron's red winter jacket is less vibrant but much more nuanced on the UHD format, clearly lacking the punch the Blu-ray features and taking on a more realistic tone that sacrifices vividness for integrity. The flux in contrast does lessen smaller color patches and can drastically alter the way the movie looks; lipstick and blue eyes, for instance, are subdued a great deal while a white-dominant science lab loses some of its color nuance on the UHD, favoring a more monochromatic light gray appearance. Which one "looks" better is subjective, but the difference in contrast is pretty startling either way. Fine detailing isn't a runaway improvement, but a minor boost in core structural details and finer point qualities alike is evident across the board. Black levels are fine and skin tones appear a little more full and flush on the UHD. In sum, the UHD's HDR color palette is much more reserved while detail sees a slight uptick. This one's close; subjectively speaking, it's easy to make the case for the Blu-ray being the superior of the two for what looks like, in this case, a more naturally punchy, but never gaudy, color scheme.