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The low frequency effects are simply thunderous, providing a solid foundation to all the destruction in the final act of the film. The effects are expertly steered around the room and there is plenty of directionality to the audio.
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This is a very active and exciting object-based mix, that makes full use of the surround and overhead channels. The arrival of Apocalypse himself is heralded by an earthquake that is felt by various characters around the world and once again the entire sound field is energised, with effective use of the subwoofer and the overhead speakers. An early scene involving a collapsing pyramid gives the sound designers a chance to mix in plenty of immersive perfects and a room (or should that be pyramid) shaking amount of bass. Just like the image quality on this Ultra HD Blu-ray, the Dolby Atmos soundtrack is an absolute barnstormer. The Dolby Atmos soundtrack is fantastic, with immersive effects and thunderous bass
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Along with the 4K resolution, WCG and HDR, the transfer uses a pristine digital source that is free of any banding or other artefacts, resulting in a reference level of picture quality. During the climatic showdown the flames, explosions and other effects all benefit from the increased colour gamut, resulting in a feast for the eyes. The colours on the Ultra HD Blu-ray not only pop but also retain plenty of subtle shading and this is especially true of Apocalypse who often looks completely different depending on the lighting he's in (something that Bryan Singer actually mentions in the extras).
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This is a comic book movie and colours are important, with numerous key characters sporting skin that is various shades of blue. If there is one area that really benefits from the move to Ultra HD its the colours, thanks to the use of a wider colour gamut. When comparing the two discs side-by-side the benefits of HDR are clear to see and make you realise why the studios are so keen on the idea of a wider dynamic range. In direct comparisons with the Full HD Blu-ray, there is simply greater detail apparent and this is due to more than just the increased resolution. Any bright objects like the sun, lightning or explosions clearly benefit from the increased specular highlights, as do reflections and bright cloudy skies but blacks are also deep and with plenty of shadow detail. The use of HDR is also superb on this Ultra HD Blu-ray and the grade takes full advantage of the increased dynamic range to make give cityscapes and landscapes more definition and greater realism. Unlike the film, there's nothing mediocre about the picture on this Ultra HD Blu-ray The downside is that this level of detail does result in some of the effects appearing a bit flat and the awful make-up for Apocalypse looks even worse but that's the production's fault, not the disc. There is a marvellous amount of resolution on display in every frame, from the detailed sets and effects shots to the clothing and make-up on the various mutants. In direct comparisons the level of detail is greater on the Ultra HD Blu-ray, which would confirm that the disc does indeed use the 4K DI as its source.
The film might not be great but the image on the Ultra HD Blu-ray is absolutely stunning and clearly superior to the included Full HD Blu-ray. Although this review is of the US release, the UK disc should be identical.
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We reviewed X-Men: Apocalypse on an LG 55B6 Ultra HD 4K TV with a Samsung UBD-K8500 Ultra HD Blu-ray player. The film is presented at a resolution of 3840 x 2160p and in its correct 2.40:1 aspect ratio, the disc uses 10-bit video depth, a Wider Colour Gamut (WCG) and High Dynamic Range (HDR), and is encoded using the HEVC (H.265) codec. X-Men: Apocalypse was filmed digitally and in 3D using a dual-rig Red Epic Dragon camera setup at a resolution of 6K and was finished using a 2K Digital Intermediate (DI) for the 3D presentation and a 4K DI for the 2D presentation, which presumably formed the basis for this Ultra HD Blu-ray release.
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