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Stuber Blu-ray Review

Score: 67

from 3 reviewers

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Stuber is an entertaining rental, with solid technical merits and an amiable but imperfect duo, though it blends action and humor with mixed results.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 78

The Blu-ray of 'Stuber' offers a sharp 1080p AVC encoded 2.39:1 transfer, with natural yet occasionally yellow-tinted and overly orange hues, slight shadow detail deficits, and effective noise management. Despite the lack of Atmos, the 7.1 DTS-HD MA track delivers punchy bass, active surrounds, and excellent dialog clarity.

Audio: 78

The Blu-ray of 'Stuber' features an immersive DTS-HD MA 7.1 mix, enhanced in the 4K UHD with a subtle but effective Dolby Atmos upgrade. The robust sound design integrates dynamic low-end energy and precise surround utilization, maintaining clear dialogue and vivid ambient effects.

Extra: 37

The Blu-ray extras for 'Stuber' include insightful commentary from Michael Dowse and Kumail Nanjiani on five deleted scenes, a gag reel, improvised outtakes in Joke-O-Rama, a promotional piece on Georgia as a filming location, a gallery with both auto and manual advance options, and theatrical trailers.

Movie: 53

Stuber is an action-comedy that pairs Dave Bautista's forceful cop with Kumail Nanjiani's timid Uber driver, creating a mismatched buddy dynamic. While the film succeeds with some sharp-paced humor and absurd violence, the chemistry between leads falters, and the simplistic plot underutilizes Iko Uwais' talents.

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