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Loaded Guns Blu-ray Review

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Score: 70

from 2 reviewers

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While Loaded Guns offers intriguing satire within Fernando Di Leo's work, Raro Video's Blu-ray restoration lacks convincing results despite valuable extras.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 63

Loaded Guns on Blu-ray offers a stable 1080p transfer in its original 1.85:1 aspect ratio, but suffers from controversial color regrading that shifts blues to brown and teal, and reds toward brown, affecting its natural visuals with flawed gamma settings. However, image stability remains excellent.

Audio: 85

The Blu-ray of 'Loaded Guns' offers both English and Italian DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 tracks, each with optional English subtitles. The English track is dynamically limited with noticeable overdubbing, while the Italian version provides similar quality, both preserving the film's original auditory imperfections.

Extra: 66

The Blu-ray's extras offer insightful perspectives on the conception and style of 'Loaded Guns,' featuring a revealing archival discussion with film industry veterans and an engaging new audio commentary by critic Rachel Nisbet, enhancing viewers' understanding of the film's genre parody approach.

Movie: 51

Fernando Di Leo's Loaded Guns, presented on Blu-ray by Raro Video, is a satirical take on the poliziotteschi genre, blending over-the-top action with comedic elements; although led by a glamorous Ursula Andress, its chaotic narrative and intended parody leave it struggling to deliver a cohesive crime comedy.

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