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Blu-ray. There is most definitely grain in the presentation, though you sometimes have to press your nose to your monitor to make it out. It a few new highlights to the proceedings, but I wouldn't state that the differences are huge. There are some appealing new tinges of pink to the tablecloth seen in the opening montage, and some of the outfits worn by Evelyn and secretary Jean (Chloe Sevigny) have some subtle new
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pretty coarse at times. The first thing I noticed about this 4K UHD presentation is how fine the grain field looks, especially in comparison to the I didn’t read the book American Psycho UHD, but, as it’s not the first time that I’ve seen me after watching a movie, I’ll definitely get to know the original source. I was very interested in this story. The film makes a strange impression: right after watching the first thing that I felt was bewilderment and a complete mess in my head. But the next day, oddly enough, he did not evaporate from there, but on the contrary, settled there firmly and did not give me rest all day, does not give me now. Perhaps this story was not completely understood by me, but I will try to explain my feelings. dimensional now, as do the different textures for the cards that the aspirants toward Vice President have chosen. Dolby Vision and HDR have addedhighlights. A later scene in a cafe looks a bit brown when compared to the bulk of the transfer. There are a couple of moments of wobble, including giggle as the film skewers mendacity, social climbing and obsession with appearance while at the same offering little vignettes involving gruesome,
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and what looks like an archival piece (or at least cobbled together from archival interviews) documenting the property's transfer from book to screen.
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in a database that now stretches to multiple thousands), and its presentation in that format, while probably at least acceptable for those "early days",
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