Mad Max [4KUHD] [Blu-ray]

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Set in a desolate desert wasteland, the story follows Max (Hardy), who, following the murder of his wife and child, has been captured by a gang, led by the tyrannical Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne). All in all, this was a fledgling 4K UHD attempt with “solid” HDR application, and not much else to differentiate itself from the Blu-ray.

Everyone said I was nuts, didn't know what I was talking about, or just looked at me in stunned surprise when I said I wasn't a fan.Maximum Fury (HD, 29 min) — Precisely as the title suggests, the piece is a thorough look at the production, particularly on the visual design, the amazing stunt work, endless amount of preparation, practical effects and the deliberate approach of using as little CGI as possible. The road to Valhalla is shiny and chrome on Ultra HD Blu-ray, but it’s also a treacherous and unforgiving journey with a few hazardous obstacles and mishaps along the way. Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome whilst a step up from the Blu-ray in terms of image quality, in comparison to the rest of the discs in this set it is slightly lacking. What this all amounts too is our attempt and promise to provide our readers with the most honest and accurate assessments as possible as we enter this new format. This is the entry that really inspired all the copycats over the years with the hilariously over the top outfits and campy villains all looking like they’ve walked off a Frankie Goes to Hollywood music video.

It’s as if Millar forgot what Max was all about and what made it great until the last 20 minutes of the film. DISC 1: HDR Dolby Vision | Audio Commentary with Art Director Jon Dowding, Cinematographer David Eggby, Special Effects Artist Chris Murray, Moderated by Filmmaker Tim Ridge | Australian 5. For this Ultra HD modification of Mad Max, Kino Lorber adds a couple new features to the same body of supplements seen in previous releases. com is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Pay4Later Limited, trading as Deko, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 728646).Years later George Miller has resurrected the franchise with Fury Road, a weird hybrid of remake, reboot, and sequel all in one. Mel Gibson is ideally cast as Mad Max making the character very much his own (sorry Tom Hardy); he’s a loyal family man but after his friend Jim Goose (Steve Bisley) is left for dead by a group of thugs led by the crazed Toecutter (Hugh Keays-Byrne) Max wants out of the police force before it destroys his life too. Dialogue is natural sounding and whilst held to the frontal array is given the odd moment of directionality but unfortunately is occasionally a bit low in the mix.