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Swordfish 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review

Score: 78

from 3 reviewers

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Swordfish’s 4K UHD features razor-sharp visuals, vibrant colors, improved detail, and impactful lossless audio—nostalgic, stylish, and technically impressive.

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Video: 83

Swordfish’s 4K UHD presentation from Arrow delivers a sharply improved image with vibrant Dolby Vision HDR, intense early-2000s color grading, strong black levels, and fine grain retention, though minor distracting lines in a few scenes are present in the master.

Audio: 81

Swordfish’s 4K UHD Blu-ray delivers a visually stunning native 4K transfer with refined grain and bold WCG/HDR10/Dolby Vision color grading, while its DTS-HD audio mix impresses with precise soundstage and directionality, though LFE impact is limited.

Extra: 70

Swordfish’s 4K UHD extras include a director commentary, new interviews with composer Paul Oakenfold and production designer Jeff Mann, multiple behind-the-scenes featurettes, two alternate endings, and collectible packaging, delivering a technically robust, engaging supplemental package.

Movie: 63

Swordfish delivers early 2000s spectacle with neon-soaked visuals, hyper-kinetic editing, and a pounding soundtrack, prioritizing style, bravado, and sensationalism over credible plotting or technical realism—ultimately, a gleefully ridiculous, entertaining techno-thriller.

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