Labyrinth

Brian Henson, via a leaflet included with the release, writes this about the new picture presentation for Labyrinth:Using the original 35mm camera negative as the source, the film was scanned and fully...

Labyrinth features a brand-new Dolby Atmos track, replacing the previous release's Dolby TrueHD 5.1 presentation. There are a few good moments of overhead support in the track. Thunder seems to roll through,...

Labyrinth's UHD release carries over all the supplements from the newly released 1080p disc, which is included in this set. No bonus features exclusive to the UHD are included, unless one counts a few...

Sony previously released 'Labyrinth' to Blu-ray in 2009. This 30th anniversary UHD reissue features several new supplements, a restored 2160p transfer from a 4K scan, and a new Dolby Atmos soundtrack....

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'Labyrinth' was originally shot on 35mm film and is presented here in its original theatrical aspect ratio of 2.35:1. As noted on the Brian Henson insert included inside the keepcase, this 30th Anniversary...

The featured audio here is a Dolby Atmos track, which down-converts into a core Dolby TrueHD 7.1 track for those without Atmos capabilities. As tracks like this go, 'Labyrinth' comes off as perhaps a little...

4K Ultra HD DiscAudio Commentary by Brian Froud – This is an archival commentary track (from the 2009 Blu-ray release, so it's still rather recent) by Froud, who served as both the conceptual designer...

I'm aging myself by saying this, but I'm also proud to admit that I was one of the few sitting alone in the dark (quite literally...I think maybe there were four other people there) in my local movie theater...

The biggest decision for potential purchasers isn't going to be whether or not to get this release, but what version of it to get. While the 4K transfer offers some additional detail and a burst of HDR...