Hell or High Water 4K (2016) Ultra HD 2160p REMUX

Hell or High Water 4K (2016) Ultra HD 2160p REMUX
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Сountry: USA
Genre: Thriller , Drama
Language: English, Spanish
Cast: Dale Dickey, Ben Foster, Chris Pine, William Sterchi, Buck Taylor, Kristin Berg, Jeff Bridges, Gil Birmingham, Jackamoe Buzzell, Katy Mixon, Keith Meriweather, Amber Midthunder, Joe Berryman, Howard Ferguson, Debrianna Mansini...
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A divorced dad and his ex-con brother decide to rob branch offices of the bank that's threatening to foreclose on the family ranch. Such a poetic act of justice will put them in the crosshairs of a ranger.

Hell or High Water 4K (2016) Ultra HD 2160p REMUX Review
Hell or High Water is presented on 4K UHD courtesy of Lionsgate Films with a 2160p transfer in 2.40:1. This is now the second Lionsgate release with Dolby Vision that I've been able to review since upgrading my equipment, and I have to say I'm really enjoying some of the newly burnished tones that are offered as a result of this technology. The buttery tones of many of the sequences involving the brothers have a somewhat more amber appearance now, but are generally more lush looking. A couple of the blue gradings, including the scene that introduces Bridges, have a slightly more green tint now to my eyes. But there are some interesting new intensities added to various discrete pops of color, like the bright green car that pulls into a gas station. As with many other digitally captured films finished at a 2K DI, this 4K UHD presentation offers noticeable if often pretty subtle upticks in detail levels. Some of these are very subtle, but caught my eye nonetheless, as with the patterns on the seat covers in the brothers' car, or, later, the kind of crosshatched looking 4K wallpaper in the restaurant where Bridges' Hamilton does some questioning. There are a couple of odd, somewhat noisy, moments that intrude, including the field burning scene that begins at circa 24:00, where some blocky blacks and grays intrude, and where increased resolution makes it appear that perhaps some digital smoke was added to the proceedings. Another subtle occurrence happens at around 46:00 on the peach colored hotel exterior, and then a fairly noticeable moment occurs at around 1:26:00, with the brothers in a darkened kitchen, where noise is clearly evident on the cabinet doors. All of these are more noticeable now than on the 1080p Blu-ray version, no doubt at least in part to the increased resolution. While transitory and intermittent, these issues may make some feel like this deserves at least a somewhat lesser score on the 4K side of things than I'm giving this release, but I personally didn't find them overly distracting, perhaps because they never last all that long. One other kind of funny if also curious thing caught my eye in this upgrade, namely the repeated use of either real or digitally managed lens flare. For some reason the prevalence of this technique didn't really rise to such noticeable levels when I first watched the film in 1080p, but it's extremely noticeable now.

In a summer (or should that be year or decade) of vapid sequels, remakes, and overblown superhero catastrophes, who would have expected an entertaining, intelligent, well-crafted, suspenseful, character- driven, modern-day western with a brain. Riding on Taylor Sheridan's razor-sharp script and David Mackenzie's nuanced direction, Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine, and (especially) Ben Foster (along with everyone else who appears on the screen) inhabit this film as wryly humorous, heartfelt, vicious, painfully tragic, and realistic members of a society reaping the fruits it has tragically sown. Best film so far this year.

Video
Codec: HEVC / H.265
Resolution: Upscaled 4K (2160p)
HDR: Dolby Vision + HDR10
Aspect ratio: 2.40:1
Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1

Audio
English: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)
Spanish: Dolby Digital 5.1 (640 kbps)

Subtitles
English, English SDH, Spanish

File size: 62.35 GB

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