Ultra HD Blu-ray Reviews

The third second film in the franchise (keep up at the back) continues directly on from a burning and left-for-dead Michael. Is anyone surprised that he doesn’t die? Is anyone surprised that this isn’t as good as the previous film?  

More classic Arnie comes to 4K... in Germany... from Capelight. But is their native 4K DV rendition worth an import?  

Sony attempts yet again to squeeze even more life out of its Spider-verse cash cow with a sequel that certainly improves over its poor original… but only just.  

Celebrating its 20th Anniversary in style, The Spirits Within - which bankrupted a Studio - is still the best Final Fantasy movie, with seemingly outdated effects that somehow stun in 4K.  

John Woo's Hollywood breakthrough was also arguably Van Damme's best action flick, but how on earth did Kino screw up this native 4K restoration so royally?  

A modern sci-fi classic in the making, this is grand, epic filmmaking at its absolute best, with a stunning 4K release to boot.  

In the wake of the glorious return of Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence in the wonderful Cobra Kai, Sony releases the first three films in the franchise in 4K. Cynical marketing bandwagon jumping? Or glorious nostalgia visits in the best quality available?  

The thoroughly gripping and wholly absorbing adaptation of John Le Carre’s classic novel is given a beautiful 4K makeover. Who knew HDR could make beige look so good...  

Bond’s triumphant return to both cinema and the UK box offices finally makes its way to 4K disc with a wholly expected stunning transfer...  

Eighty years young and the film often referred to as the greatest of all time is given a new 4K Collector’s Edition release by Warner Bros that’s a winner in the transfer stakes, but a definite loser when it comes to its supplements...  

The inscrutable and enigmatic, yet strangely accessible Mulholland Drive from David Lynch gets a spectacular 4K upgrade in typically lavish style from Studiocanal, just in time for the film's 20th anniversary  

Lisa Joy's Box Office Bomb of a directorial debut may well be a flawed effort, but it gets points for commitment to the rarely financially successful tech noir genre, and it looks and sounds fabulous in native 4K DV with Atmos.  

Whilst Eternals flounders at the Big Screen, Marvel's ode to Wuxia, Shang-Chi, smashes down onto home formats, not only on 4K disc, but actually - arguably more impressively - in IMAX Enhanced 4KDV on Disney+.  

Toys come to life in this G. I. Joe spin off that has top tier AV on a pants film  

James Gunn's sharply witty, deliciously stylish and - above all else - utterly fun sequel/reboot is everything we could want from a Suicide Squad movie, and looks and sounds tremendous in native 4KDV with Atmos.  

Coppola's look at rival gangs in small-town America is given a magnificent makeover in a lavish native 4K Edition from Studiocanal.  

Arrow’s ongoing 4K release schedule gives us yet another re-release of one of its previous gems, Wes Craven’s 1977 shocker, which due to its 16mm origins seems something of an odd choice…  

Bergman's hugely influential and classically inscrutable, The Seventh Seal, comes to 4K Blu-ray in a stunning transfer - Death has never looked so good.