promotion. He is now a test pilot who, as he did in his younger days, pushes to the limit beyond what is expected and what is theoretically possible. A Love Letter to Aviation (1080p, 4:48): This piece looks at Cruise's personal love for aviation and shooting the P-51 sequences.

countless opportunities for sonic excellence. It's the mach-10 equivalent of home theater sound mixing and Atmos audio presentation. TheA much shorter version of this was featured on The Late Late Show with James Corden. It’s certainly entertaining, so while it doesn’t make or break these extras, it’s nice to have. But an audio commentary is something this film really deserves, and one would hope that a future release might include it. Note that if you redeem the Digital code, you also get access to an additional feature via desktop and mobile devices (depending on the Digital service): the original is one of a few handfuls of defining pictures from the 1980s which still holds up today in its quest to blend testosterone with a serious Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. If you want a TL;DR of the biggest upcoming home movie and TV show releases, look no further than the list above. We keep it updated and change out the featured items regularly. Below, you'll find all the notable upcoming release sorted by release date. October 2023 4K and Blu-ray Releases

tighter dramatic current, superior characterization, and even more boundary-pushing excitement. Few pictures blend spectacle and story so well. daytime exteriors, the Dolby Vision grading proves far punchier and more vivid than even the Blu-ray, though still certainly a shade darker overall as engine roars are deep and potent, hitting for all it's worth without falling into unbalanced, wonky rumble. Jets scream across the stage with pinpoint Although the story is strong and the characters are very well drawn, with intense dynamics that naturally flow from the first film, there is no I won't venture into spoiler territory in this review, as I'm sure there are plenty of people out there like me who still haven't seen this bizarre little action comedy romp. The constant twists and turns in the story are what make the movie, and sell the jokes, as frankly, there's a bit of intricacy in all the double crossing and lying going on nonstop. Of course, after a while, the constant rug pulling does get a bit old, and you may find yourself, like me, wondering if it's best to just leave it there.Gun character and charisma that has made that original one of the most beloved films of its, or any, time. This one is sure to follow in those giant The UHD is significantly daker here, giving the picture a more ominous perspective, with more shadowy details that make the shot look like it's taking Masterclass with Tom Cruise - Cannes Film Festival (1080p, 49:04): The actors sits down to talk up the film and his career. story and characterization, and he has delivered a practically perfect cinema experience that pushes boundaries while holding fast to the Top Cleared for Take Off (1080p, 9:15): Focusing on the lifelike aviation sequences, building a film that pushes the medium, rigorous actor

entire thing is a marvel, and it nearly defies review. It's simply perfectly balanced through the full range, from subtle sound cues to thunderous bass. story about loyalty, friendship, and pushing danger to the limit. This film manages to maintain a similarly high testosterone level while holding to a the film with the speed, scale, access, intricacy, and intimacy of the aerial maneuvers and photography. Yet this content does not overwhelm the placement and seamless movement one end to another. Gunfire late in the film is terrifyingly and dangerously intense. Overheads carry a number ofGun, the elite Naval aviation training facility in California. He is to train pilots to fly a dangerous mission to strike an illegal uranium enrichment meets with Iceman in the latter's home office at the 57-minute mark; there's a different mood to the color grading but also far more tonal precision picture. The film does what it needed to do some 35 years later: offer a more mature lead character training the next generation of Top Gun pilots for well. There is no denying that, even if the image looks darker overall, that it is also heathier, more vivid, more capable of handling stark contrasts

constructing firmer drama and deeper characterization around it. Cruise has repeatedly stated that he would refuse a sequel were it not spot-on for

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There was a playful overtone to the first, where this is a more serious, more mature film. It's also a better film, which is saying something because Hell, even as CG effects improved, fighter plane movies were basically non-existent ( Stealth's a boat-load of flashy fun, but also a Box Office bomb that only further nailed this coffin), leaving Top Gun the defining movie for four decades, and many generations of viewers, becoming so mythical that nobody would even want to try to go near it.