![]() There are a handful of scenes bathed in red light (something New Line wasn't fond of, according to Albert Hughes in his commentary, due to how reds come out looking on VHS) that came off a bit noisy on the Blu-ray, yet that same issue doesn’t appear in this presentation the image is clean and far more film-like, the macroblocking no longer present. Film grain is rendered in a far cleaner manner with this presentation, and it really helps the sequences the Blu-ray had issues with. The digital presentation is very clean, even managing to provide clear improvements over Criterion’s own Blu-ray. ![]() Of Criterion’s debut 4K titles, this may be the one I was most impressed by. A 1080p, high-definition version can be found on the included standard Blu-ray disc, which is covered here. and Criterion, scanned from the 35mm original A/B negative. The presentation has been sourced from a new 4K restoration performed by Warner Bros. ![]() The film is presented in its original aspect ratio of 1.85:1 on a dual-layer, BD-66 disc with a 2160p/24hz ultra high-definition encode and Dolby Vision. ![]() The Hughes’ brothers’ debut feature film Menace II Society reenters The Criterion Collection with a new 4K UHD edition. ![]()
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