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Mister Lonely Blu-ray Review

Score: 81

from 2 reviewers

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Mister Lonely is an original yet self-indulgent film with enhanced A/V merits in its Blu-ray edition, portraying a dream-like narrative that entices curiosity.

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Video: 84

Mister Lonely offers a vibrant 1080p Blu-ray transfer, achieved from a mix of Super 35 and Super 16, showcasing Marcel Zyskind’s cinematography. The presentation delivers excellent clarity and contrast in a 2.35:1 aspect ratio, with vivid color reproduction but occasional macro blocking and deliberate black crush.

Audio: 84

Mister Lonely's DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio mix offers a predominantly front-focused experience, occasionally utilizing surround channels for ambient effects and music cues. Dialogue remains clear, while standout moments include lively musical interludes and distinct sound effects enhancing the film's impact.

Extra: 84

The Blu-ray of "Mister Lonely" offers valuable extras like a compelling commentary from Jay Cheel analyzing Korine's thematic exploration and visual nuances, a deleted scenes collection offering deeper insights, and a significant video essay discussing Korine’s influences, adding substantial value for enthusiasts.

Movie: 51

Mister Lonely is a polarizing film by Harmony Korine that delves into identity crises through the peculiar lens of celebrity impersonators. While its premise is intriguing, the film struggles with extended interactions and missed explorations, rendering it fascinating yet difficult to genuinely engage with, despite its originality.

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