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Fury 4K Ultra HD Bluray

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Video Quality

Video Quality

Fury's UHD does not see the movie make a substantial jump in picture quality from Blu-ray, in large part because the Blu-ray is already quite strong, but the benefits the 2160p format brings to the film are certainly welcome. Grain is very well resolved in 4K, reinforcing the film's cinematic texturing with a complimentary, even structure. Details are quite good. The biggest improvements come in close-up where scars, scruff, clothes, armor, tank treads, gun barrels, mud -- most anything that comes close to the camera, in focus -- enjoy an add to overall clarity and sharpness. Inside the belly of the tank is a treasure trove of visual complexities but not much opportunity for any of it to shine under the constraints of a fairly dark grayscale surface area, dotted by sepia photographs, war trophies, blood, grime, instruments, and other opportunities to break up the monotony that do so but without substantial definition. Still, a comparison to the Blu-ray in any scene -- in the tank or out of it, day or night -- reveals much firmer definition. That translates to the HDR-10 color presentation as well. The movie has been darkened a bit, accentuating the cold dread and dead world and dying humanity that's a constant throughout the film, if not visually then certainly emotionally and tonally. The movie is bleak, and even skin textures and beige military uniforms, which are still well saturated but toned down from the Blu-ray, cannot fully offset the unwelcoming bleakness that so expertly conveys the horrors of war. Fire is substantially bright and more uniformly intense than it is on the Blu-ray, and tracer fire illuminates the screen with remarkably bright streaks. Black levels waver a bit between paleness, firmness, and mild crush, but overall this is a very satisfying presentation, solid in its textural upgrade and a little more pronounced in its color boost, which further desaturates the movie but at the same time adds a significant depth to the palette.

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Audio Quality

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