Pacific Rim [Blu-ray] [2016] [NTSC]

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We have a zero-tolerance policy toward uploads that violate our Non-Consensual Content Policy or Child Sexual Abuse Material Policy. Pacific Rim was shot digitally, yielding results reportedly as high as 5K, but is capped by a 2K Digital Intermediate, which has been used here for this Ultra HD Blu-ray release.

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We are committed to user safety and have a zero-tolerance policy toward content that violates our Child Sexual Abuse Material Policy. Pacific Rim set the benchmark for upscaled 4K releases, besting many native 4K discs out there through exceptional HDR and WCG implementation which go some way towards making up of the loss of that extra dimension. There's likely no better candidates for reference audio tracks than movies about building-sized robots, as Bay's Transformers films have proven repeatedly.Easy to use layout will help you successfully finish the quick registration process in no time and it will open the door to a dozen of bonus paysites, a feature that can come in handy since the database on this platform is still growing. Blending themes and ideas you might find familiar from everything from Firefox to Top Gun; from Independence Day to Jurassic Park; from Real Steel to Avatar, Pacific Rim moves past its ostensible Transformers-meets- Godzilla labelling and remains the closest thing we’ll likely ever get to a live action Evangelion movie, which is a hell of a compliment. It makes all the difference to del Toro's style of bathing the battle sequences in rain and darkness too, as now black levels are much more refined, bringing shadow detail to the fore, and allowing the primaries - neon lights, and the glow of the alien energy, as well as the various weapons - to ignite the dark backdrop.