Goodfellas [4K Ultra-HD] [1990] [Blu-ray] [2016]

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respected as "a good earner". Henry doesn't yet see the limits on his life, because daily existence

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him feel more vital and alive, but it has also isolated him, disconnecting him from the rest of the The overall texture of the image reminds me most of Columbia's Ghostbusters in 4k, which looks akin to projection of a 35mm print. service since early this year. Warner deferred releasing the film on UHD until triple-layer BD-100s became available, so that the 145-minute featureI had but a single problem with this beautiful 4k. I found the titles to be just a tad "on point," which gave them the look of being a tiny bit sharpened. So in Predator case it’s not going to be up there with the best new UHD transfers, but compared to the last Blu Ray it’s a revelation. In the case of Goodfellas it might just they ran out of picture quality and it’s alao going the be the best it’s ever going to look. I’ll defend @RayP up to a point. Compared to say Blade Runner UHD or ET etc Goodfellas is not a stellar UHD.

Goodfellas: 30th Anniversary [4K Ultra HD] [1990] [Region Free]

Michael's concerns about balance and contrast while also probably coming down closer to Randy's overall assessment of the image. I have long stated Made Men: The Goodfellas Legacy (SD, 14 min) — This short segment reveals the film's immense influence on modern filmmakers like Jon Favreau, Joe Carnahan, Richard Linklater, The Hughes Brothers, Antoine Fuqua, and Frank Darabont. Many of the comments are mostly surface level thoughts, but it's great listening to these directors offer their take on a Scorsese classic. First thing to take note of is the fact the movie has never been much of a looker to begin with. Michael Ballhaus's cinematography has always been on the flat side with a somewhat controlled, slightly toned down palette. Primaries are accurately rendered, especially reds and blues, but they're not much brighter or vibrant than what's seen on the Blu-ray. Earth tones, yellows and browns are more natural looking and a bit bolder than before while the few splatters of magentas, purples, pinks and golds are more colorful, giving the gaudy 1970s clothing, furniture and kitschy décor a true-to-life glow. The Film Vault is obviously gearing these releases toward serious collectors, in terms of offering a unified appearance and the same sort of being curated from both the Warner Brothers Discovery and Universal catalogs, which hopefully will increase the opportunities for appealing choices.

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This release also includes two Blu-rays from the 25th Anniversary Blu-ray release. One featuring the film in 1080p, and the other containing a set of extras: DISC ONE – 4K MOVIE