The Town

The Town's theatrical cut receives an upgrade on Warner's 2160p, HEVC/H.265-encoded UHD.The image features the same chilly blues, deep blacks and natural skintones as the Blu-ray,complete with the occasional...

The UHD of The Town features the same lossless DTS-HD MA 5.1 track reviewed here....

A copy of the 2010 Blu-ray is included, with all of the extras described in the previous review. The UHD also features the commentary for the theatrical cut....

The Return of Doug MacRayAs Warner prepares for the release of Ben Affleck's latest directorial effort, Live by Night, the studio has dusted off Affleck's two previous efforts as writer/director/star for...

I happen to think that, despite the inherent interest of the additional and alternate scenes in TheTown's expanded cuts, the theatrical version is the best: swift, brutal and relentless in its forwardmotion,...

'The Town' was shot on film using both the Arriflex 235 and Arriflex 435, as well as Panavision Panaflex equipment (according to IMDB). It is presented in 4K at the 2.40:1 aspect ratio and is yet another...

The featured audio track here is a 5.1 English DTS-HD Master Audio track, which is the same audio already present on the prior Blu-ray versions (including the Blu-ray in this set). That said, it's still...

Audio Commentary – This commentary track dates back to the 2010 Extended Cut Blu-ray and appears on both the 4K disc (the only bonus on that disc) and the Blu-ray. The difference is that the Blu-ray extends...

Say what you will about Ben Affleck's often hit-or-miss abilities as an actor, there's no doubting that he's a quite skilled director, and in 'The Town', the follow-up to his directorial debut Gone Baby...

Love him or hate him, there's no denying that Ben Affleck is a skilled director, and 'The Town' firmly helped establish him as one of Hollywood's best up and comers. While the movie isn't necessarily a...