Director: Joe Wright
Actors: Hugh Jackman, Levi Miller, Garrett Hedlund, Rooney Mara
Plot: Twelve-year-old orphan Peter is spirited away to the magical world of Neverland, where he finds both fun and danger, and ultimately discovers his destiny -- to become the hero who will be for ever known as Peter Pan.
Disc Release Date: 1 March 2016
Like the other films in Warner's initial UHD wave, Pan was shot digitally, and it was finished ona 2K digital intermediate. Except for an occasional shot, the up-converted 4K image does notreveal superior...
Pan's soundtrack was exciting and impressive when I listened to it in Dolby TrueHD 7.1, and itis even more so in Dolby Amos. Everything I previously praised about the mix still applies, butthe height channels...
The UHD disc contains no extras. The included standard Blu-ray is identical to the previousrelease of Pan�and contains the same supplements previously reviewed here....
Blackheart Is Not BlackerOf the four titles with which Warner Brothers has chosen to launch its venture into 4K, Pan isthe poor stepchild. The other three films�Mad Max: Fury Road, San Andreas and The...
I approached the UHD release of Pan with the hope that it might expand the film's audience toinclude 4K early adopters, but I am disappointed to have to report that there's no special urgencyin acquiring...
The child's fantasy flick discovers it can fly on Ultra HD Blu-ray thanks to some happy thoughts and a fairy-dust covered HEVC H.265 encode in HDR10, boasting several demo-worthy moments along with a few...
Peter finds his happy thoughts and takes flight at home with a terrifically enjoyable and often immersive Dolby Atmos soundtrack that’ll leave viewers feeling as though they are soaring through the air...
Audio Commentary — Having never listened to a commentary with Joe Wright, this one was very disappointing. He offers small technical insights and shooting anecdotes – that is, when he actually talks. There's...
Have you ever wanted to see a movie that received a terrible rap from critics, put off seeing it due to the reviews, only to eventually see it and find that it was nowhere near as bad as the reviews stated?...
To reiterate Luke's original thoughtsThere's a conundrum when it comes to movies that only get better with repeat viewings. After all, how are you supposed to get to those repeat viewings if you didn't...