Nope [4K Ultra HD] [2022]

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Here's where the movie really comes alive. Select the Dolby Atmos option for your viewing pleasure. You won't regret it. Your room will be completely immersed in the experience. Particularly effective are the scenes involving the alien spacecraft as the upper reaches of the room come alive with sound.

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Filmmaker Jordan Peele explores the frightening and peculiar world of UFOs, as well as human psychology and a number of underlying themes, in The Comedy At Times: Peele knows how to put comedy into his work and often to maximize the laughs. He does this very well again, using so little to accomplish so much without trying. His skits with Keele showed putting a lot of energy, but for Nope, the comedy is much more controlled, dropped in at the right times to try and offset the tension. Peele manages to put a lot of fun into the writing from the blunt delivery of Kaluuya's lines to the energetic come get some of Palmer's character Em, it just comes off natural and is not too wedged in to get in the way of the movie. It's also sprinkled nicely throughout the movie, and finding the right time to spice up the moment. Peele concentrated on his use of color in the film and, naturally, it becomes a main attraction as they are impressively rendered and stand out against the stark mud tones of the desert setting. Just beautiful!

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more robust. Textures enjoy an exactness and attention to razor-fine detail that the Blu-ray cannot match. Overall sharpness gains are in clear evidence the broad strokes above and the subtle, yet still obvious and wells spoken, commentaries below. The film is littered with worthwhile subtexts, some

Nope - 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Ultra HD Review | High Def Digest

Plot: What’s it about? Video: How’s it look? Audio: How’s it sound? Supplements: What are the extras? The Bottom Line Plot: What’s it about? Another noteworthy moment happens as objects fall from the sky in the scene at the 01:19:00 mark. you become the center of a 360 degree dome of sound. Very well done!The Pacing: As mentioned, the pace is definitely interesting for about 70-75% of the film, but that other part is a little up and down for me. Watching it unfold at times, the movie drags a bit, going down this element that is supposed to mean something big, but again barely fits into the ordeal they are crafting. Meanwhile, the ending seems very rushed, with things happening that just don't make sense nor have the tie ups I like to see in his work. There are "changes" that happen to the characters, but they are so sudden with only tidbits of dialogue to support them that you wonder a bit more why they did what they did. Watching breakdowns from the artistic point works, but as for story elements it's a bit disappointing for the average viewer. The folks at Universal have done a marvelous job with the 2160p/HDR presentation we get on the 4K UHD disc. Enough good things can't be said about this demo quality transfer. Yes, it's that good. If you are a fan of bonus material, then you'll enjoy the extras that accompany this release. Though there is no audio commentary, you'll find plenty to enjoy in either of the three featurettes.