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The King's Daughter Blu-ray Review

Score: 59

from 3 reviewers

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The King's Daughter is an amateurish film with passable video and audio, lacking in extras; ultimately, it's recommended to skip it.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 72

The King's Daughter Blu-ray features a generally adequate and stylized 2.39:1, 1080p transfer, with inconsistent image detail and subdued color vibrancy, lacking the high-definition muscle expected for period pieces. Blacks can appear crushed, with mild banding and digital noise noted.

Audio: 76

The King's Daughter's DTS-HD MA 5.1 track delivers a clear and immersive audio experience with impressive bass, energetic music, and well-prioritized dialogue. While not demo-worthy, it effectively uses surrounds for an engaging depth, adding clarity to support elements like winds and waves.

Extra: 20

The Blu-ray of 'The King's Daughter' adds value with an insightful 8-minute cast reflection on story development and character insights, alongside a brief, tone-deaf deleted dance scene, providing a digital code without a DVD, bundled in a non-embossed slipcover for a complete viewing package.

Movie: 33

The King's Daughter struggles with a convoluted narrative, unsubstantial CGI, and uninspired performances, rendering it a disappointing adaptation of a novel with illustrious origins; its long-delayed release culminates in one of Hollywood’s notorious box office flops.

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