Each uses the overhead channels to slightly lesser or greater effect, obviously for flying cars and crashes early on and later for more action-oriented effects (jet planes, missiles, explosions and the like). image, the 4K presentation displays outstanding contrast compared to the Blu-ray, showing brighter, crisper whites throughout.

The mid-range comes with a bit more clarity and separation during the loudest segments while the music and song selections enjoy outstanding fidelity and warmth.Aside from Rob Cohen's director's commentary, all of the other extras remain firmly on the accompanying Blu-ray disc, but it's a solid selection nonetheless, offering a slew of bite-sized Featurettes, some stunt breakdowns, some Deleted Scenes and an Alternate Ending, and a Trailer. Throughout, Cohen is full of energy, as if he's trying to cram as much information as possible into 107 minutes.

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Amir Mokri's stylized cinematography is mostly limited to heavy earth tones, varied amber browns, and warm golden yellows. Updated daily and in real-time, we track all high-def disc news and release dates, and review the latest disc titles. two of the key cars in the film, driven by Brian and Dom, in full color, again mostly in profile and again with Brian's closer than Dom's.