These various conflicting factors could all play a part in the gentle variance in sharpness and detail of the 4K Blu-ray transfer. Photo: Captain Marvel, Marvel Studios/Disney Though these specific details do stand out against a softer look to the sequence’s CGI backgrounds. The sharpness jumps as Vers meets Annette Bening’s Supreme AI intelligence for the first time, revealing good detailing in the actors’ faces, hair and clothing.
Much of the opening few minutes, for instance, lacks that high, almost granular crispness that the most pristine 4K images can deliver - a situation not helped by some very heavily saturated color tones. Key kit used for this review: Oppo UDP-205 4K Blu-ray player, Samsung QN65Q90R TV, Sony 65A9F OLED TV, Panasonic UB820 4K Blu-ray playerĬaptain Marvel’s 4K Blu-ray picture quality is a bit of a mixed bag in sharpness terms, veering from really strong at times to slightly soft at others.
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What you get: Region-free Ultra HD Blu-ray, Region A/B/C HD Blu-ray, region-locked digital download code (Movies Anywhere in the US)Įxtra Features: Six deleted scenes Writer/Director commentary track gag reel six making of featurettes Overall, though, you’d have to be a lot more cynical and/or agenda-driven than me to come away from Captain Marvel not having had at least a pretty decent time. Didn't have Captain Marvel down as a train spotter.
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