I enjoyed the audio presentations of these films in the theater and, have since enjoyed them in the familiar confines of my theater room.

Hobbit: The Motion Picture Trilogy Ultra HD Blu-ray The Hobbit: The Motion Picture Trilogy Ultra HD Blu-ray

As soon as the music and action begins, listeners can appreciate the improvement in the mid-range, exhibiting the smallest detail with superb, crystal-clear clarity. Predominantly speaking I didn't find that the additional scenes enhanced the narrative as it stood however, I really liked an added scene that showed Thorin, Kili and Fili lying in state while everyone mourned them. It was indeed shot that way, but at a framerate that UHD disc doesn't support (48fps) so that complicates matters.If you’ve seen the imagery of the Dwarven mines that introduce ‘An Unexpected Journey’ you’ll know what I mean. Due to the subject matter these aren’t overtly bright films, although there are most definitely bright elements. I (Atmos); Belkin PF60; Oppo UDP-203; Fire TV Cube 4K; Toshiba HD-A3; PlayStation 5, PS3 60 GB; PS3 Slim; PS4 Pro; Xbox Series X; Xbox 360 S: Wii; Wii U 32 GB; Nintendo Switch.

The Hobbit Trilogy [Theatrical and Extended Edition] [4K

If you would like to change your settings or withdraw consent at any time, the link to do so is in our privacy policy accessible from our home page. I hope she thanks me for saving her trying to find it when it's pretty much sold out all over the place. Part of the reason for this decision seems to be the expectation that most fans purchasing the 4K discs will already own previous releases. Here, from the very beginning, he hunts for the "gnome scum", and this gives the quest the fierce fury of the chase films. complete set with contain brand new supplemental features (which are currently still in production).On the other hand, the constant use of sound effects throughout are the track's ultimate highlight, sure to sweep the audience away and drop them in the middle of this fantastical world. Ultra HD’s wide color gamut brings colors to life, providing seemingly new layers of delineation that otherwise would have been seen as a barely noticeable background element. Seeing the master of motion capture Serkis again in this role and watching how this famous episode is brilliantly recreated through the prism of the Smeagol / Gollum split personality is joy and pleasure, and yet the pinnacle and turning point of the entire narrative is the episode in which the invisible Bilbo standing over Gollum and putting his sword to his throat gives him life.