Exodus: Gods and Kings

Note: The accompanying screenshots have been taken from the regular BD at 1080p resolution. We are still evaluating options for 2160p screenshots. The review will be updated to include full 4K UHD resolution...

Somewhat interestingly, this first wave of Fox UHD 4K releases does not sport the newer audio formats (Dolby Atmos and DTS:X). For my thoughts on the DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 mix, please refer to our Exodus:...

The UHD 4K disc ports over two of the three supplements of the original Blu-ray. The Blu-ray disc included in this set offers all three of the supplements detailed in the above referenced review. The Exodus...

You think Moses had it hard, what with all the slavery and plagues and wandering in the desert stuff? Yeah, well�Moses never had to reconfigure his home theater for 4K UHD Blu-ray like I just had to, so...

As a film, Exodus: Gods and Kings is still somewhat of a slog (kind of like Moses and the rest of his "crew" in the desert, one might say), but the good news is this often stunning new 4K presentation...

For this review, I'm watching 'Exodus' on a Sony Bravia XBR75X940C connected to the new Samsung UBD-K8500 Ultra HD Blu-ray player. When calibrated, I was instantly impressed by the results, achieving 98%...

'Exodus' migrates to Blu-ray with an explosive, reference-quality DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack that'll viewers engaged from start to finish. From the opening moments, the design generates a terrifically...

Audio Commentary — Recorded separately, the track features director Ridley Scott and co-writer Jeffrey Caine talking extensively on the production, its technical aspects and the approach to the story compared...

Given the current slate of biblically-inspired films in the last couple decades (there's an amazingly good number of them), 'Exodus: Gods and Kings' is really not all that terrible. Of course, this production,...

Given the slate of biblically-inspired films in the last couple of decades, 'Exodus: Gods and Kings' isn't all that terrible. However, in spite of Ridley Scott's skills behind the camera, the film fails...