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Regression Blu-ray Review

Score: 57

from 3 reviewers

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Regression's Blu-ray offers solid video and engaging audio, yet the film itself, though atmospheric and well-crafted, lacks replay value and standout uniqueness.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 71

Regression's 1080p transfer favors dark, muted tones with stable image clarity, well-defined details, and balanced black levels, despite occasional softness and minimal banding. The AVC/MPEG-4 encoding ensures an artifact-free visual experience.

Audio: 68

Regression's DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 soundtrack delivers an immersive and inventive experience with excellent sound placement, ambient effects, and deep bass, though inconsistent dialogue clarity and front channel prioritization detract from its potential.

Extra: 17

The Blu-ray extras of 'Regression' deliver a succinct yet shallow package with four brief featurettes, offering snapshots of Ethan Hawke's and Emma Watson's performances, key cast insights, and technical details of the shoot, but ultimately lacking substantial depth or compelling content.

Movie: 53

Regression presents an engaging neo-noir thriller with strong performances from Ethan Hawke and Emma Watson, but its striking visuals, moody atmosphere, and intriguing themes of satanic cults and regressive therapy cannot fully overcome a lack of narrative inventiveness and unexplored depths.

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