Tomb Raider

Tomb Raider was shot digitally using a combination of Arri Alexa Mini and Arri Alexa SXT Plus cameras with resolutions of 3.4K and finished as a 4K DI, which has presumably been used here for this Ultra...

Being the action packed extravaganza that it is, there is plenty of scope for the immersive surround scape to thrill you with, and it doesn’t disappoint; check out the waterfall and aeroplane collapse...

All extra material is found on the accompanying Blu-ray. Lara Croft: Evolution of an Icon – Spend 10 minutes with the computer version of the character and how she, her stories and gaming experience have...

All myths are foundations of reality I’m not a fan of games where you fall off things and die. (Mario Karts Rainbow Road; say no more) But I did flirt with the PS original version of Lara and never really...

Tomb Raider is a reboot of the film franchise first made popular in 2001 & 2003 when Angelina Jolie was in the role. Now with a new studio, action star in the form of Alicia Vikander, and a production...

(Note: Screenshots accompanying this review have been captured from the standard Blu-ray.Additional captures from that disc can be found here.)According to IMDb, Tomb Raider�was finished on a digital intermediate...

The UHD disc offers the same superb Dolby Atmos track as the Blu-ray, along with the sameredundant DTS-HD MA 5.1 option. Like the standard Blu-ray, the UHD defaults to DTS; so besure to select Atmos from...

The UHD disc has no extras. The accompanying standard Blu-ray contains the extras listed anddiscussed here....

Lara Does UHDThe theatrical release of the latest Tomb Raider prompted Paramount to reissue Lara Croft's twoprevious big-screen outings in new 4K editions (reviewed here and here). They are joined byWarner's...

Warner's 4K presentation of Tomb Raider is a notably more intense visual experience than itsBlu-ray counterpart. The movie remains the same, and I still can't recommend it. But 4Kdevotees may enjoy using...

Tomb Raider makes full use of the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray format. Sourced from a native 4K digital intermediate with Dolby Vision (and HDR10 for those without DV), this disc easily leaves its SDR Blu-ray counterpart...

Tomb Raider is blessed with a strong and thundering Dolby Atmos audio track that leaves behind the included DTS-HD MA 5.1 mix. To be fair, the included default 5.1 track is pretty good with clean dialog...

Tomb Raider arrives with an anemic assortment of bonus features. Nothing too impressive here but they give you a small look behind the scenes of the making of the movie. All bonus features are found on...

Hollywood has long been in the hunt to make video games like comic books - the next big super blockbuster cinematic franchise event. Unfortunately, most video game film adaptations have shifted from the...

Tomb Raider may have taken itself as a video game movie too literally. Fully steeped in the plot and action of the 2013 reboot game, this cinematic reboot does little new or exciting with the material...

Dolby Vision vs HDR-10: I utilize the TCL 55P607 UHD Dolby Vision HDR flat panel in my review system to enable me to compare the visual quality of titles that contained the Dolby Vision metadata versus...

Disc 1: Tomb Raider Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc 2: Tomb Raider Blu-ray • Tomb Raider: Uncovered – The cast and crew reveal the challenges – and the fun – of bringing Lara Croft’s thrilling adventures of life...

HDR: Dark Highlights: HDR: Bright Highlights: HDR: Expanded Color: Resolution:  Visual Impact:...