03-26-2016, 08:13 PM
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Blu-ray.com Review
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Star-Wars-...31/#Review
Movie 5.0
Video 5.0
Audio 4.5
Extras 3.5
Overall 4.5
The Force Awakens is about reuniting with old friends, catching up with where they've been, and beginning a new journey alongside them. Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher rightly earn top billing -- this is their movie and their franchise -- but in this movie they're proverbially passing the torch to a new generation of heroes in a film that's as much a building block towards the future as were any of the prequels, but this time building towards the unknown rather than the known, going boldly, to borrow from another Abrams-influenced franchise, rather than simply looking back. It's a terrific film, one with many layers comprised of perfectly executed fan service, relatable themes, new directions, old concepts, and precious few reasons to moan and groan. As he did with the Star Trek reboot, Abrams has delivered a knockout of a movie in the most popular franchise cinema has ever seen. Disney's Blu-ray is terrific. Video is outstanding, audio isn't far behind, and the supplements are impressive, though there's certainly room for more in a future special edition.
Needless to say, Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens is going to be the Blu-ray that defines the entire year, and it earns my highest recommendation.
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http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Star-Wars-...31/#Review
Movie 5.0
Video 5.0
Audio 4.5
Extras 3.5
Overall 4.5
The Force Awakens is about reuniting with old friends, catching up with where they've been, and beginning a new journey alongside them. Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher rightly earn top billing -- this is their movie and their franchise -- but in this movie they're proverbially passing the torch to a new generation of heroes in a film that's as much a building block towards the future as were any of the prequels, but this time building towards the unknown rather than the known, going boldly, to borrow from another Abrams-influenced franchise, rather than simply looking back. It's a terrific film, one with many layers comprised of perfectly executed fan service, relatable themes, new directions, old concepts, and precious few reasons to moan and groan. As he did with the Star Trek reboot, Abrams has delivered a knockout of a movie in the most popular franchise cinema has ever seen. Disney's Blu-ray is terrific. Video is outstanding, audio isn't far behind, and the supplements are impressive, though there's certainly room for more in a future special edition.
Needless to say, Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens is going to be the Blu-ray that defines the entire year, and it earns my highest recommendation.
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