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Submarine Blu-ray Review

Score: 49

from 2 reviewers

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Submarine, blending unique humor and depth, is a must-see with solid Blu-ray quality, despite few extras.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 63

Submarine's Blu-ray transfer honors its stylized cinematography and desaturated palette, with natural film grain and no digital flaws, capturing its distinct visual storytelling effectively.

Audio: 48

The DTS-HD MA 5.1 mix is understated, with limited surround effects and a focus on clarity and mood, highlighted by Alex Turner's evocative songs, despite occasional lack of immersion and subtlety in its soundstage.

Extra: 16

Anchor Bay's disc includes brief standard definition extras: nine deleted/extended scenes offering further insight into Graham's techniques (13 mins), and a behind-the-scenes featurette with cast and crew interviews that provides surface-level insights into the film's making (11 mins).

Movie: 71

'Submarine' blends sarcasm and sentiment in a coming-of-age narrative that echoes 'The Catcher in the Rye,' capturing youth's humor, heartbreak, and the quirky journey of growing up through Oliver Tate's eyes, with Richard Ayoade's distinct direction.

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