False.This movie sucked and I want other people to admit that it sucked!
I just ordered the 4k BluRay to arrive with my Xbox One X. Gonna' be blastin' this shit all weekend!
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False.This movie sucked and I want other people to admit that it sucked!
I haven't checked out any of the extras yet, but this is what it has:Does it have the 60+ mins of cut scenes?
How solid is your subwoofer? This soundtrack can cause serious damage.
My sub is subpar(har har). I had to lower the output on my. Shit was bottoming out during the intro.How solid is your subwoofer? This soundtrack can cause serious damage.
Does the Blu Ray have as an extra the super long takes of Gosling doing the mental stability tests?
I was trying to find articles about why this decision was made, and all I can find is that it hearkens to the original.
I have the new Vizio soundbar that has the sub and 2 additional speakers https://www.vizio.com/audio/home-theater/sb3251ne0.htmlSome of the sounds were pretty loud, but it didn't bother me too much. As where the first few scenes of Solo, the sound levels almost made me want to die. That shit was painful.
I only found this movie after realizing that the director of Blade Runner 2049 is the same guy that did Sicario.
I have no idea how to describe why I love both, but I think it's because they're chalked full of the mundane in a surreal environment. I think they just feel as "real" as possible in the setting they're in.
I loved Arrival and felt the same way about it. I've watched it a few times in the last 6 months and still enjoy it. I was floored at the end the first time I watched it, when Amy knows what's coming and still gets involved with Jeremy Renner. That's the closest I've come to squeezing out some eye water over a movie since Whale Rider.
Anyways, I'll watch anything that Denis Villeneuve puts out until the end of time. I watched BR2049 3x in the theater, and bought a digital copy as soon as it came out. That guy can have all my money.