Director: Luke Scott
Actors: Kate Mara, Anya Taylor-Joy, Rose Leslie, Michael Yare
Plot: A corporate risk-management consultant must decide whether or not to terminate an artificially created humanoid being.
Disc Release Date: 13 December 2016
Morgan is presented on 4K UHD courtesy of 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment with a 2160p transfer in 2.39:1. Though as I mentioned in my Morgan Blu-ray review the IMDb once again omits any technical...
This release sports the same DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 release that was assessed in our Morgan Blu-ray review. However, as tends to be the case with Fox UHD releases, the audio options on the 4K UHD disc...
The 4K UHD disc ports over the Luke Scott commentary. The other supplements listed in our Morgan Blu-ray review are available on the 1080p Blu-ray also included in this package....
Has Ex Machina started a new, or at least reinvigorated an old, subgenre? Some might argue so, given the similarities between it and this film. Ex Machina hasn't been graced with a 4K UHD release (yet),...
Morgan, maybe because of her sickly silver skin, pales in comparison to Ex Machina (sorry, couldn't resist). The film also doesn't really exploit a knock your socks off visual aesthetic, so those wanting...
Morgan is unleashed on Ultra HD Blu-ray with a strong HEVC H.265 encode in HDR10, offering an appreciable difference over the Blu-ray but sadly, not by much. But if giving a choice between the two, this...
Luke Scott's directorial debut arrives on UHD with the same cracking and overall satisfying DTS-HD MA 7.1 soundtrack, but as before, it would have been nice if the studio offered the Dolby Atmos version...
Audio Commentary — Director Luke Scott rides solo on this commentary track where he spends most of his time narrating with a few insightful tidbits in between. Although largely boring and uninteresting,...
In the horror genre, there is a some level of stupidity and dumb decision-making granted to certain characters so as to move the narrative along and create suspense. This is not a hard and fast rule that...
Ridley Scott's son, Luke, makes his directorial debut in the utterly boring and frustratingly disappointing 'Morgan' where supposedly intelligent scientists behave very stupidly. Starring some familiar...