INDIANA JONES 4 MOVIE COLLECTION

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Note that the menus here are identical to the previous Blu-ray releases. Which means this 4K disc also includes the following extras:

pattern with the film's title center, a blank top, and Paramount and UltraHD logos in light gray at the bottom. pinpointing the Ark's precise resting place within the city of Tanis. Marion, bitter from the failings of their romantic relationship, doesn't hand over Easily the outlier in an otherwise near-perfect franchise, the fourth Indy outing proved - at least 13 years ago - that Ford could still pull it off, but otherwise nuked the fridge with wild CG abandon. The INDIANA JONES 4-MOVIE COLLECTION includes nine discs in the set. Each film is presented on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc with original theatrical trailers and on standard Blu-ray™. The set includes an additional Blu-ray™ with seven hours of previously released bonus content. INDIANA JONES AND THE RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK

from the Blu-ray. Add the complete absence of print wear and encode issues and this is a picture perfect, best case scenario presentation of a

The following extras appear on the Blu-ray bonus disc, which is identical to the 2012 issue. See below for a breakdown of what's included and please The disc’s menus are once more identical to those on the previous Blu-ray release. The disc includes the following extras: As with the other 4K discs, the menus here are identical to the previous Blu-ray release. Extras on the disc include the following:So many elements came together seamlessly to make this a landmark film. The direction is deft and efficient, with all of Spielberg’s trademark style and flair in evidence, but with little in the way of overindulgence. The pacing is brisk, but not too brisk—not modern, but definitely a new gear for action-adventure films of the period. The cast is perfect across the board, with Harrison Ford coming fully into his own here. He carries the story with an effortlessness that belays how hard he’s actually working. The stunt work is superb, the set pieces are satisfying, the costuming and period production design are pitch perfect. The script is wry, funny, and honest by turns, and always engaging. There are certainly some cultural depictions of their time, but then that’s how creative works are. Still the film has aged beautifully. And John Williams’ iconic score—arguably his best work apart from Star Wars—lends everything a certain kind of magic, gravitas, and energy... and even a bit of whimsy. This is an unquestionably great film, and one that’s withstood the test of time.