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All Superheroes Must Die Blu-ray Review

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Score: 32

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Despite ambitious intentions, 'All Superheroes Must Die' falters due to superficial character development and a muddled narrative, rendering it not worth the time.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 54

The 1080p, AVC-encoded Blu-ray transfer of 'All Superheroes Must Die' showcases solid blacks, sharp focus, and distinctive colors but suffers from occasional video distortions and low contrast in dark scenes, reflecting the limitations of its digital shooting style and color-correction process.

Audio: 34

The Blu-ray’s DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track is serviceable but falls short, with limited surround effects and bass extension. Explosions lack impact, dialogue is clear but balancing issues persist, leaving front and rear channels largely inactive and resulting in an overall anemic audio presentation.

Extra: 0

No extras included on the disc; curious viewers can explore the Trost family's ambitions through their more engaging film, 'The FP'.

Movie: 16

Despite its tantalizing premise, 'All Superheroes Must Die' falls flat due to lackluster storytelling, underdeveloped characters, and unconvincing production values, presenting itself in a Blu-ray release devoid of supplementary features and barely recovering with uniformly homemade costumes no one would envy.

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