Spectre

A presentation that is still demo, even if it isn't Deakins

Atmos would have been nice, but audio tracks really don't get much better than this

The 4K release doesn't break the trend, failing to deliver any new extras

It's a terrible script, desperately tying in plots that have no need to be tied together

In some ways, it's good that this isn't the end of Craig's era, but it'll take some work to undo the unnecessarily retroactive damage done here

Spectre offers easily the most dramatic UHD upgrade over any of the four Daniel Craig Bond films. The picture is gorgeous, a perfectly filmic, visually robust viewing experience that features an organic,...

With some exceptions it's standard practice for studios to release films -- new and not-so-new -- to the UHD format with either a Dolby Atmos or DTS:X soundtrack. Skyfall is one of those exceptions. For...

Spectre's UHD disc contains no supplements. The bundled Blu-ray, which is identical to the 2016 issue, brings over all of the legacy Blu-ray extras. As Michael noted in his Blu-ray review, it's a fairly...

MGM has released Director Sam Mendes' 2015 James Bond franchise film 'Spectre,' starring Daniel Craig as the title character, to the UHD format. New specifications include 2160p/Dolby Vision video. The...

For its A/V presentation, Spectre is the best of the four Craig Bond films on UHD (best overall movie goes to Casino Royale). The picture quality borders on stunning and the 7.1 lossless soundtrack is...