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With no supplements on the UHD disc, buyers are going to have to hang on to the legacy release, or at least disc two from it, to have access to the full extras suite. Unfortunately, the studio has only included disc one from that set. Special Features/Extras: For the previous Blu-ray release, Disney split the supplemental content between two Blu-ray discs. Dialogue does present clearly from the center and musical engagement is appropriately wide and immersive with positive definition to all instrumental elements. The net improvements to spatial engagement over the old LPCM 5.1 track are negated by the lackluster dynamics and depth. A few bursts do manage to reach up above for obvious engagement, but light complimentary duty is about all that's here. The overhead channels are used sparingly, at least in terms of offering discrete effects.
The subwoofer is not muted, but neither does the track exhibit the kind of commanding low-end depth the material demands (such as when the Pearl shells Port Royal in chapter four). It's basically the same song and dance from most Disney releases, where there's just not a lot of verve or vigor at work. The track lacks fullness and aggression when played back at calibrated reference norms. This is just a real clunker of a UHD image and one of the least impressive the format has seen.Īudio Review: Disney's Dolby Atmos soundtrack is wanting at reference level. Black levels are middling, flesh tones are pasty, and whites lack brilliance. The grading renders the image darker and some colors deeper such as Sparrow's red bandana or the red British military uniform and flag colors, but there's not a lot of pop or depth. The HDR color grading does little to make the image pop, either. It's not that there is no detail, it's that it's been manipulated, rendered less than ideally lifelike or at least filmic, robbing the picture of its grand visual complexity and natural filmic beauty. Details appear waxy and lacking complexity. Textures have been scrubbed down and sharpened back up. The picture's grain has been reduced to a meshy, artificial appearance, looking frozen and flat and certainly less than genuine and flattering. Video Review: Disney, what happened? The studio's 4K UHD release of Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl shows all the telltale signs of gross processing and looks like it should have been released a decade or more ago. Also the review calls it one the worst 4K releases out there and gives it a 2/5 for video and 3/5 for audio. It just released yesterday and people who in the bluray forums who purchased it are saying it's terrible.
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