New Blu-ray Reviews: Including “The Vengeance of She” and “The Invisible (1933) 4K”

As always on Wednesdays of the week, we are happy to once again bring you a summary of the latest Blu-ray reviews of the past week. This time it starts with a review Michael Spear at the address”she’s revengeIn the limited edition hard box. Concluding his detailed review, he wrote here: “…As expected, the technical aspect of the blue disc from Anolis leaves little to be desired. The densely colored picture makes the movie shine as if it had just finished its premiere. The sound is a bit unsurprising, but it sounds very fresh and interesting. .additional material, especially the voiceover, adds value to the product.The movie itself offers silly and sometimes somewhat awkward entertainment in between, and it’s clearly not one of the best Hummer titles, but it’s really too bad it isn’t.In the end, there’s something to the eye, and that doesn’t It refers exclusively (but also) to the beautiful lead actress, but also to the gorgeous sets and costumes that Hammer is known for. For fans of Hammer it is ‘The Vengeance’ she ‘aka ‘young, blond and killer’ is of course a must, especially in this great version .”

Jörn Bomblitz This week he contributes, among other things, to another review of 4K UHD global monster classics. As a final summary of the titleThe Invisible Man (1933) 4KHe says in his review: “…The novel’s adaptation by science fiction author H.G. Wells makes for a pretty good character even at about the age of 90, at least if you’ve survived the somewhat silly start with the exaggerated portrayal of villagers, especially the innkeeper, and then something after that. However, the tension increases significantly, even if the main character becomes an unsympathetic person and the audience’s sympathy is directed towards one of the supporting characters. The tricks used are still surprisingly good for viewing and displaying their age. What was happening at the time was already all possible. Can Seeing the picture and sound of this post is good on Blu-ray as well as in HD format. You only have to compromise on the ending, which is a bit dark overall. Speaking of compromises: this time this also applies to the bonus material, which compared to “Dracula” and ” Frankenstein’ “much less but not at least it turned out to be interesting. With this upgrade, fans of the movie will get good value for the amount invested, anyway in relation to the main movie.”As always, we hope you enjoy reading our current and detailed reviews on bluray-disc.de and hope we can give you a little bit of support in our tests when making a purchase or loan decision. (s)

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