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Brian and Charles Blu-ray Review

Score: 62

from 2 reviewers

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A unique and charming film with deep narrative simplicity, but Blu-ray lacks extras; recommended for its engaging storytelling.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 79

The Blu-ray of "Brian and Charles" offers a proficient 1080p transfer with strong visual details, effective textures, and a stable color palette. While not groundbreaking, it satisfies format expectations, making the digital image crisp despite mild noise in low-light scenes and dense blacks occasionally veering towards crush.

Audio: 74

The DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 soundtrack of 'Brian and Charles' is unremarkable yet sufficient, offering clean dialogue and occasional immersive elements like thunder and rain, effectively meeting the film's simple audio needs.

Extra: 6

This Blu-ray release of 'Brian and Charles' is minimalist in extras, offering only a 3:16 gag reel featuring unique humor with a dishwasher-constructed character, accessed via a basic in-film pop-up menu without a top menu, slipcover, or digital copy.

Movie: 76

Brian and Charles is a charmingly odd film exploring companionship and human condition via a socially awkward tinkerer and his robot, Charles, made from scraps like a washing machine. With a quasi-documentary style, it's a delightful, thought-provoking gem for fans of unique narratives akin to Swiss Army Man or The Lighthouse.

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