RED

Red is presented on 4K UHD courtesy of Lionsgate Films with a 2160p transfer in 2.40:1. As I mentioned in the introductory paragraph above, all three of the September 5 4K UHD releases coming from Lionsgate...

Marty gave top marks to Red's Blu-ray DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track, and as someone who's owned the Blu-ray myself since it was first release, I agree with his assessment (though in my tendency toward...

As with its September 5 sibling The Cabin in the Woods 4K, Red's 4K UHD disc ports over some but not all of the supplements Marty details in his RED Blu-ray review. The Commentary and Deleted Scenes are...

Lionsgate has had a somewhat peculiar release strategy with 4K UHD product, and that tendency is continuing with a number of catalog releases, including this one, that are coming out over the next few...

I had a blast (not necessarily due to this film's explosive soundtrack) revisiting Red for this 4K UHD review. As Marty mentions in his RED Blu-ray review, while the film has a few pacing issues, the go...

Lionsgate is painting the town a certain color with their new 4K UHD release of Red that sports a 2160p UHD transfer and is presented in 2.40:1 aspect ratio with Dolby Vision (and HDR10 for those without...

Oh my. Red comes with an impressive Dolby Atmos track that just tears the roof off. If you want to show your friends how good your new audio system is, specifically in the Dolby Atmos department, you can...

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Based on the DC Comics' property, Red combines the comedy and action genres very well with some amazing veteran actors. It borders on the thin line of silliness and over-the-top action, but in a good way,...

Red certainly brings the fun and entertainment. What other movie are you going to see these thespian actors hold giant guns, kill bad guys, and walk slowly from big explosions? The answer is nowhere, but...