Aquaman (4K UHD & HD)

Awesome Blu-ray and movie. Sharp picture quality and Hindi audio is awesome

AQUAMAN 2D IMAX EDITION It's good to talk about picture quality and audio experience. IMAX edition giving us wonderful CG portions and ENGLISH 7.1 TRUE HDMA and regional languages included TAMIL TELUGU HINDI DD5.1 and also included same languages SUB. Recently released 3D + Blu ray dual disc edition inlay card showing 2D disc have Tamil Teligu Hindi audio. But it don't have the same. But this disc have all features. Enjoy friends.

Excellent Reference Material 3D blu ray. This is as good as a 3D demo disc. A visual blast, with stupendous CGI and earth shaking bass. Havent seen 3D done for long. If you love 3d like me this should be a blind purchase. Oh man those under water sequences! Every shot is made for 3D even though this is post conversion 3D. Overall the movie is non stop thrill ride action choreography is A++++. GO for the 3D!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well I didn't like this movie that much but bought this one when i came to know that this will have all the IMAX scenes on it. The underwater scenes are jaw dropping & everything looks stunning 😍😍. 70-75% of this bluray is IMAX. Hence got a copy to enjoy those scenes again! MOVIE- For me this is an OK movie nothing groundbreaking but the visuals alone make it spectacular👌👌It's a fun, goofy movie which is not trying too hard to showcase itself.Just don't watch it with a lot of expectations. With WONDER WOMAN & AQUAMAN DC have definitely got their mojo back. They hv ressurected themselves & firing on all cylinders after SHAZAM! Bluray+DVD-The Bluray & DVD combo thing is a joke!! Why should i pay extra for the DVD which i don't want?? That's ridiculous!! Scrap this gimmick which is absurd!! Increasing the price by 200/- for the extra DVD is just mehh👎 It's just not helping. Nevertheless, at least we r getting latest releases from EXCEL unlike SONY DADC which hasn't t released a single MARVEL/DISNEY movie in the last 7 months which is so frustrating!! Some of the movies not yet released on bluray : 1.ANT MAN AND THE WASP 2.INCREDIBLES 2 3.RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET 4. MARY POPPINS RETURNS 5. CHRISTOPHER ROBIN ETC. CAPTAIN MARVEL is not yet available for Pre-order!! I mean what's wrong?? Movies like AVENGERS END GAME, Aladdin & The lion king are coming up and I fear we might not get a bluray release for those epic movies!! 😭😭😭😭

Great Movie,75 Percent Is In Imax And With A Awesome Sound ! Great Packaging Also.

Nice and crystal clear picture. But most be in regional languages.

Wonderful product 👍 Arrived early I just love it I'm totally mesmerized with their service

I am not a critic but I buy this for almost 120 but the movie doesn't worth it

Llegó bien

Here’s how the Dolby Atmos audio performance compares between the physical 4K discs for Aquaman (4K Ultra HD) (the first movie) and Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom (the sequel): Dolby Atmos on Both 4K Discs Both films include Dolby Atmos tracks on their 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray releases. The format on both discs is Dolby TrueHD with Atmos metadata, which means lossless multi-channel audio optimized for Atmos systems. (2018) The Atmos mix is widely praised for being very dynamic, immersive, and bass-heavy, with extensive use of overhead and surround channels—especially in underwater scenes and action sequences. Bitrate info for the 2018 Atmos track shows a high-quality TrueHD stream typical of UHD discs (around ~4000 kbps for the Atmos/TrueHD core on many releases), which is robust audio data for a lossless immersive mix. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (2023) Early reviews and disc specs suggest the sequel’s Atmos mix is similarly active and engaging, with strong positional sound, overhead use, and precise effects placement. While less widely reviewed than the original (since it’s more recent), available commentary indicates similar mix philosophy and quality—engagement of height channels, adequate bass, and dynamic placement of sound effects. Is There a Real Audio Quality Difference? Format and codec: Both use the same Atmos via Dolby TrueHD standard on 4K Blu-ray, so on a technical level the capability for high-quality audio is the same on each disc. Mix differences are content-dependent: Any differences you hear are not because of 4K vs 4K disc limitations, but rather because of how the soundtrack was mixed for each movie—different action pacing, effects design, music score emphasis, and creative choices from the sound team. That’s typical; a sequel often has a different sound design emphasis even if the mastering format is identical. No inherent Atmos “quality upgrade” from the first to the second just by being on 4K—both have similarly capable Atmos tracks. If one has a richer, more immersive mix, it’s because of creative choices, not because the 4K technology itself is different. (This is consistent with how Dolby TrueHD/Atmos on UHD discs generally work: the medium can carry high-quality audio, but the mix itself determines the listening experience.) Tip for Best Results Ensure your player and AVR are set to output Dolby Atmos bitstream and not a downmixed format. On many 4K discs (especially WB releases), the default audio may be DTS-HD or another track—you have to select the Atmos track manually in the disc audio menu. Bottom line: If you’re comparing the two discs’ audio quality solely on Dolby Atmos performance, both are excellent and use the same high-quality Atmos format. Any real audible difference is due to the artistic mix of each movie’s soundtrack rather than a technical superiority of one 4K disc over the other. Audio Equipment Used: 4K DISC SOURCE Panasonic DP-UB420 4K UHD Blu-ray Player • Outputs lossless Dolby TrueHD + Atmos • Excellent disc transport and bitstream output • No Dolby Vision (not audio-relevant) AV PROCESSING / DECODING • Denon AVR-X4500H • Dolby Atmos (up to 7.2.4) • Dolby TrueHD decoding • Bass management, Audyssey room correction • Pre-outs feeding external amplification ⸻ POWER AMPLIFICATION • Emotiva power amplifier • ~145 watts per channel @ 8 ohms • Driving your front soundstage • Monolith M7100X (7-channel power amp) • Driving remaining bed-layer and height speakers • High current, clean power for dynamic Atmos tracks SPEAKER SYSTEM (7.2.4) Front Soundstage • ELAC Debut 2.0 F5.2 – Front Left / Right • ELAC Debut 2.0 C6.2 – Center Surrounds • Monolith T5 towers – Side surrounds • KEF Q150 – Rear surrounds Height / Atmos • ELAC Debut 2.0 A4.2 – Front height / Atmos • ELAC Debut IC-DT61-W – Rear height / Atmos (ceiling) LOW-FREQUENCY EFFECTS (LFE) • 2 × REL T/1003 10” subwoofers • Dual-sub configuration • Excellent transient response and mid-bass slam • Ideal for Aquaman’s deep, sustained LFE content Note: listened at reference level 0.0dB, manually set crossovers from 40hz to 80hz per THX recommendation.

Love this movie lots of action

Item was well packed and arrived in good condition and as advertised

James Wan’s “Aquaman” is the sixth film in the DC Extended Universe film franchise, taking place after the events of Zack Snyder’s “Justice League.” Though Aquaman (Jason Momoa) first appeared in “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice,” this is the second film in which he plays a key role and it tells both his origin and works to restore the character to more of his comic book persona. Atlantis previously appeared in “Justice League,” but this film spends a greater amount of time focusing on its history and culture, with warring kingdoms and political intrigue reminiscent of the fantasy elements from Kenneth Branagh’s “Thor.” The films plot alternates between flashbacks and events set in the present day. The flashbacks explain that Arthur Curry’s mother, Atlanna (Nicole Kidman) was arranged to be married to the King. She fled to the surface world, where she met lighthouse keeper Thomas Curry (Temuera Morrison). They fell in love and had Arthur. Atlantean forces came looking for Atlanna and, to keep Thomas and Arthur safe, she returned. Later, the King’s vizier Nuidis Vulko (Willem Dafoe) trained young Arthur to use his powers. The events in the present focus on Patrick Wilson, the younger half-brother of Arthur Curry, who seeks to take control of the Atlantean kingdoms in order to wage war on the surface world. Arthur, only recently having decided to become a hero after the events of “Justice League,” is reluctant to get involved, but a combination of Mera (Amber Heard)’s persuasion and Orm’s attacks on the surface world demonstrate to him that he must take his place as Ocean Master. In one of his earlier heroic actions, Aquaman let a pirate die and the pirate’s son David Kane (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) swore revenge, eventually becoming Black Manta. In order to demonstrate his claim, Arthur must seek the Trident of Atlan, a mystical weapon much like Excalibur, which will allow him to unite the kingdoms. Though this film is the third appearance of Momoa’s Aquaman, it’s a relatively self-contained story much like Patty Jenkins’ “Wonder Woman.” Like that earlier film, the story forgoes much of the earlier color palette of the Snyder-directed DCEU films to embrace bold colors and stylized worlds. The two suggest a needed redirect for DC films in order to make this a viable franchise with films that can stand on their own. Bonus features on the Blu-ray include insight into Momoa becoming Aquaman, developing the supporting heroes and villains, and several on world-building focusing on everything from designing Atlantis to Atlantean fighting techniques to the undersea creatures and technology in the film.