All along the way, you’ll feel a very deep amount of bass in the speakers as well as strong LFE coming from the subwoofer.

Very long film but very enjoyable, because, it's a fitting tribute, to an artist that changed the music for ever. I go through a lot of extras in my job here and have over the past few decades and this really sounded good [was enjoyable] but felt like “it fell a bit flat,” to use a musical reference, for a film this good. Last summer fans were surprised with the release of the ' And I Love You So' DVD, never before we had seen a concert from '76 in this quality and of course a follow up HAD to be done. John Carpenter's "Elvis" (1979) arrives on Blu-ray courtesy of independent distributors Shout Factory.Unlike the 4K picture, this 1080p image has some mild banding, video noise, and black crushed black levels at times.

Finally, there are some tiny flecks and dirt spots here and there, but they never become distracting. Luhrmann is Australian and he and a few others talk about how Australia and Los Angeles were used as the locations for the film. Coming this week from Venus Productions is 'The Guitar Player Worth A Damn', volume 4 in their 'The King in Motion' series. This 4K HEVC encode knows how to balance the bitrate out nicely and helps to deliver one absolutely stunning 4K video presentation. This movie is as loud and in your face with its audio presentation as it is flashy and also as beautiful as its visual approach.

Un olandese dalle origini dubbie e con un passato nel settore della musica folk USA intravvede un giovane talento.