And the colour scheme is varied, but oftentimes boasts bright and vibrant colours, despite the fact that it largely favours a more golden/bronze-biased twinge.

The Man of Steel does indeed grow upon me with each taste test and that taste is EVER SO SWEET now that it’s on 4K UHD Blu-ray. Russell Crowe nails the role of Jor-El, imbuing Superman’s father with the kind of power and presence required for the part, but also giving him a noble humanity that Crowe always brings to his characters.So I got Man Of Steel to give it a rewatch - I was really pleasantly surprised by how good this was. Dynamics: The dynamic range of this Dolby Atmos surround track will make it’s presence known immediately with its overall brutality and righteous forcefulness as well as with its quieter moments when Clark’s mom is trying to calm him down in the school closet for example.

I guess that leaves us with the reason why we are all here reading this…the 2013 summer action movie has finally arrived on the brand new 4K UHD Blu-ray format. You may print off one copy, and may download extracts, of any page(s) from our site for your personal reference and you may draw the attention of others within your organisation to material posted on our site. However, the way it all went down really wasn’t an iconic moment like the film’s trailers made it look and I didn’t get to see him discover his newfound powers innocently enough like we do in all the other superhero origin films. For someone so concerned with the well being of human life, aka Superman, how does he not care about the destruction him and Zod ensue on Metropolis? Detail is stunning throughout, from the closer shots observing the facial hair of the main leads, to the clothing weaves and background textures, to the longer, wider setpieces which have a hell of a lot going on.

However, it does get really deep especially when they compare the destruction of Superman’s home planet and how we’re currently destroying ours. It wasn’t until we arrived on planet Earth that things start going awry with grain and noise becoming problematic in certain scenes skewing clarity, etc.