Creed

Sourced from a 2K digital intermediate, Creed's UHD presentation offers no meaningfulimprovement in resolution or detail, and the HDR encoding leaves the film's palette unchanged(which is a good thing;...

The UHD release of Creed features the same DTS-HD MA 7.1 track previously reviewed. It alsoadds a substantial complement of additional audio and subtitle options, which are listed above....

The UHD disc contains no extras. The accompanying standard Blu-ray is identical to the initialrelease and contains the same extras discussed here....

One Step, One Punch, One 4K Disc at a TimeAs a movie, Creed is the standout in Warner's second wave of UHD releases (which includesPoint Break and In the Heart of the Sea). Writer/director Ryan Coogler's...

Creed is a fine film, one worthy of multiple viewings. However, its UHD iteration doesn't offerenough improvement on the already excellent Blu-ray to justify a double-dip. If you're an earlyadopter of...

'Creed' was shot digitally in 2.8K on Arri Alexa XT cameras and then mastered at 2K for its theatrical release. That means the image of this transfer is an up-convert from the digital intermediate, but...

Sadly, Warner Bros. has chosen not to give the Atmos upgrade to this Ultra HD release, meaning viewers/listeners get the same (albeit excellent) 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio track on the 4K disc that is contained...

Note: All the bonus materials listed below appear only on the Blu-ray. The 4K Ultra HD disc is bare-bones. Once again, since Aaron Peck already covered the bonus materials in his Blu-ray review, I've included...

Since 'Creed' has been out for a while, and this 4K Ultra HD release of the movie follows in the footsteps of its earlier Blu-ray release (which is also included in this combo pack), I'm going to make...

While 'Creed' is technically the launch of its own new franchise, fans of the Italian Stallion are going to love this (final?) chapter of one of the greatest movie characters in American history. While...