Scarface (1983) Coming To 4K Blu-ray October 15th

[Schlorgan]

Blu-ray.com:

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment has detailed its upcoming 4K Blu-ray of Brian De Palma's film Scarface (1983), starring Al Pacino, Steven Bauer, Michelle Pfeiffer, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, and Robert Loggia. The release will be available for purchase on October 15.

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Features:

• HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
• ENGLISH DTS:X MASTER AUDIO TRACK
• Scarface: 35th Anniversary Reunion - Featurette
• The Scarface Phenomenon - Featurette
• The World of Tony Montana - Featurette
• The Rebirth - Featurette
• The Acting - Featurette
• The Creating - Featurette
• Deleted Scenes
• Scarface: The TV Version
• The Making of Scarface: The Video Game
• Optional English SDH, Spanish, and French subtitles for the main feature

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Cover:

 

[@TheFriendlyBro]

Oh yes.

 

[Cpt-GargameL]

Amazing

 

[janusff]

that film grain is gonna look glorious

 

[Jarrod38]

The fucking cockroaches are going to look great in 4k.

 

[Freedom = $1.05]

my favorite movie about criminal immigrant cubans where only one cast member is actually cuban and the rest are nothing even close to being cuban but theyre sure playing cubans

 

[aisback]

I hope it'll be a great looking release and done right. I'm tempted to buy either a Xbox for a 4K drive or a 4K player just for this.

 

[Humidex]

Good lord, Hector the Toad's pockmarked face will be something to behold in 4K HDR....

 

[Schlorgan]

Limited Edition:

 

[Ash735]

The TV version is included? Where did they get that, from eating pineapple?

 

[CreepingFear]

I need to get myself a Blu ray drive that can rip 4k UHD, now that I have a NAS and Plex server.

 

[DOT_mjo]

Definitely need this.

 

[Schlorgan]

Blu-ray.com review:

Scarface's legacy is well served by this UHD. The picture and sound presentations are practically above reproach. The image in particular is faithful and filmic, bolstered but not redefined by HDR, which strengthens the palette rather than reworks it. The image further features exceptional textures and filmic grain, all of which is greatly superior even to the remastered Blu-ray

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