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Oh, Canada Blu-ray Review

Score: 79

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Oh, Canada unites Gere with Schrader in a film rich in pathos and poetics; a compelling, if modest, narrative with commendable Blu-ray presentation.

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Video: 91

Oh, Canada navigates multiple aspect ratios—1.37:1, 2.39:1, and 1.78:1—effectively shifting with its narrative timeline. Presented in 1080p, the Blu-ray's image is consistently clean and crisp, although some detail highlights unintended flaws. Andrew Wonder’s immaculate cinematography enhances the overall viewing experience.

Audio: 86

Oh, Canada's DTS-HD Master Audio mix takes center stage with its dialogue-driven soundtrack, enhanced deftly by Phosphorescent's melodic songs. While lacking in explosive dynamics, it provides a clear, well-rounded audio experience across the front channels, free from distortion and suited for intimate storytelling.

Extra: 51

The Blu-ray's extras, highlighted by Paul Schrader's insightful commentary, include a succinct behind-the-scenes featurette, a singular deleted scene, and the film's theatrical trailer—all presented in varying audio formats and aspect ratios, catering to the dedicated film enthusiast.

Movie: 66

Oh, Canada, a poetic collaboration between Richard Gere and Paul Schrader, delivers an introspective tale of truth-seeking through a multiple timeline narrative, featuring skillful cinematic techniques like aspect ratio shifts and commendable performances by Gere and Jacob Elordi; a deeply compelling exploration of life’s final reckoning.

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