Source Code [Includes Digital Copy] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray] [2011]

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• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Source Code 4K UHD

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  I got it on sale and an interesting film to make it to 4K, but a very entertaining watch. Jake Gyllenhaal is great as always and glad I'm watching it now since I missed the theatrical release.

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  This review is from Source Code - 4K Blu-Ray [Standard] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray]

  Posted 3 years ago by TheScenestar

• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Great Movie

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  I buy 4k movies at Best Buy and enjoy a great sound and picture thank you Best Buy for carrying quality 4k movies.

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  This review is from Source Code - 4K Blu-Ray [Standard] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray]

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• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Source Code shines in 4K

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  Source code is a movie that works less well on repeat viewings than on its initial viewing, due to a large twist in the third act, but "less well" for a fantastic movie is still better than what many mainstream films achieve. Source Code builds its narrative house of cards slowly, but confidently, and the audience comes along for the ride as it gives you enough to reveal its hand but doesn't lead you there...not directly. The story borrows heavily from other "repeat the day" films, one of the most famous being Groundhog day, but the tone here is totally different. And the ending...well...that pushes the film into a different territory. Although it doesn't seem to be vague, the ending very much is so leaving the audience to determine what exactly it just witnessed and what it all means. The movie works...probably better than it should...and in no short part due to their talent with embodying their roles. The 4K disc mostly has a good visual upscale, with grain being present in many scenes making the film look more "film like." Audio also comes alive for the various sfx heavy scenes that involve an explosion. The dolby atmos track really utilizes its sonic placement capabilities well and the underlying music really shines in this track. The 4K disc also has a brand new extra feature not on the Blu Ray, which - while short - is still pretty fun "5 crazy things you may have missed." It only runs 2 minutes, but it gives you some different perspectives on how scenes played out. The blu ray disc is the same one that was released back in 2011 so if you don't have a 4k system yet and you have that blu ray, no need to update unless you want to future proof your collection. The 4K is a notable upgrade, especialy with the audio.

  This review is from Source Code - 4K Blu-Ray [Standard] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray]

  Posted 2 years ago by MovieGuy