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Death Wish (2018 – via MGM) ( US/UK) – BD/DVD on 6/5/18, but no US physical 4K UHD release is currently planned – N4K Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers – Collector's Edition** ( US/ UK) – 9/28/21 – REVIEW – N4K, DV, DA X-Men 3-Film Collection (X-Men, X2: X-Men United, X-Men: The Last Stand)* ( US/UK) – 9/25/18 – REVIEW – N4K (films 1 & 2)Middle-Earth 31-Disc Ultimate Collector’s Edition** (Theatrical and Extended – 4K & Blu-ray) ( US/ UK) – 11/16/21 (delayed from 10/26 – includes both versions of all six films in 4K and Blu-ray (the LOTR BDs are remastered) plus a BD bonus disc but no Appendices.) – REVIEW – N4K, DV, DA Mad Max Anthology (includes Max Max (1979), Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome, and Mad Max: Fury Road – REISSUE with correct Mad Max 2 audio) ( US/ UK) – 2/1/22 – N4K, DA Drive landed at a potential crossroads in Nicholas Winding Refn’s career as a director, with its success at the box office offering a possible pathway for him into the American mainstream. Refn being Refn, he didn’t take that road, and instead followed his own muse with his follow-up vehicle Only God Forgives, a film that’s deliberately designed to frustrate viewer expectations. Of course, Drive had done something similar, albeit to a lesser extent, but still enough so that one person actually filed a lawsuit against distributor FilmDistrict for false advertising. She claimed that the marketing made it look like a Fast and Furious style action movie, when needless to say, it’s nothing of the sort. (She also accused it of being anti-Semitic, and even if that had been true, it’s not clear why she expected to be legally compensated for that fact.) The unexpected commercial success of Drive notwithstanding, Refn’s sensibilities were never meant for the mainstream. Once I got the volume levels set I was very happy. Dialogue detail is very good, and is balanced well compared to the rest of the other sounds. as some of the admittedly minor but noticeable damage that I mentioned in my original review are still in evidence here, and with regard to densities,

detail levels on things like the industrial grating in one of the many shootout scenes, and the palette, while a little wan at times despite Dolby VisionA man of few words but the best in the business getaway driver with a strict professional code, The Driver has his loner lifestyle turned upside down when he falls for his neighbour Irene. With her ex-con husband owing protection money she’s drawn into a dangerous underworld and only the driver can save her. still was sourced from an obviously less than stellar element. Unfortunately, the ostensible improvement in video is counterweighted by Dolby Digital