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- Robert Harris
John Milius' Dillinger is an interesting film, with a terrific performance by Warren Oates.
There's a great deal that it has in common with Arthur Penn's Bonnie & Clyde, which came half a decade previous, and with a far higher budget. One could almost look at Dillinger as a sort of homage.
Both are absolutely worth your time.
You can read about the film elsewhere, and people visit here to find out what it looks like.
Arrow has released the Blu-ray, based upon an image harvest from an IP, and it's generally a terrific looking presentation. Grain is at the fore, but it always has been. Color is, with few exceptions, superb, with full, rich blacks.
Audio is clean mono, presented in Dolby Digital.
The release contains worthwhile extras.
Image - 4.5
Audio - 5
4k Up-rez - 4.5
Pass / Fail - Pass
Recommended
RAH
There's a great deal that it has in common with Arthur Penn's Bonnie & Clyde, which came half a decade previous, and with a far higher budget. One could almost look at Dillinger as a sort of homage.
Both are absolutely worth your time.
You can read about the film elsewhere, and people visit here to find out what it looks like.
Arrow has released the Blu-ray, based upon an image harvest from an IP, and it's generally a terrific looking presentation. Grain is at the fore, but it always has been. Color is, with few exceptions, superb, with full, rich blacks.
Audio is clean mono, presented in Dolby Digital.
The release contains worthwhile extras.
Image - 4.5
Audio - 5
4k Up-rez - 4.5
Pass / Fail - Pass
Recommended
RAH