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Fury Blu-ray Review

Warner Archive Collection

Score: 72

from 2 reviewers

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Fritz Lang's 'Fury' on Blu-ray is a compelling drama, flawlessly restored in 4K, offering an incisive take on mob mentality—highly recommended.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 83

Warner Archive's 1080p transfer of Fury, sourced from a new 4K scan, presents a dense, film-like image with excellent fine detail and natural grain. The 1.37:1 aspect ratio is faithfully rendered using the AVC codec, offering deep blacks and bright whites without compression artifacts, rivaling many 4K discs.

Audio: 78

The DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 mix on the "Fury" Blu-Ray delivers a clean and balanced audio experience, with dialogue and Franz Waxman's iconic score well-integrated despite mild age-related wear, maintaining the authenticity of the original mono mix.

Extra: 36

The Blu-ray extras, including Peter Bogdanovich's well-structured audio commentary featuring taped insights from Fritz Lang, offer an authentic exploration of the film's development, production, and more, complemented by a vintage theatrical trailer.

Movie: 81

Fury, Fritz Lang's riveting American debut, masterfully critiques mob mentality with haunting expressionistic imagery. Despite critiques of Spencer Tracy's performance, the film maintains its tension, though tempered by Production Code mandates. The Blu-ray’s superb 4K restoration by Warner Archive breathes new life into this timeless classic.

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