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The sound design compliments all the other action on screen just as well, whether it's something as simple as the ambient sounds of the streets or the more fantastic elements of the plot. The DTS:X soundtrack is a belter, with plenty of immersive effects to compliment the lovely image Overall The Last Witch Hunter boasts a fantastic transfer, with a level of picture quality that is worthy of a reference status.

The use of HDR simply gives the image a greater sense of solidity, making it appear more realistic and drawing you into the frame more.

The same goes for the other end of the dynamic range, with the blacks looking deep but the shadows retaining plenty of detail in nighttime scenes, dark rooms or within the layers of clothing. The regular Blu-ray simply looks flat in comparison but it isn't just the highlights that are brighter, there is more detail in sunrises, clouds or flames. When comparing the Ultra HD Blu-ray to the regular Blu-ray, the Ultra HD version just has far more impact and it's primarily thanks to the HDR. This brings us on to High Dynamic Range (HDR) and there's no doubt that this aspect of the transfer really adds an entirely new dimension to the image. The film contains a large number of nighttime scenes and these also benefit from deep blacks coupled with plenty of shadow detail. The gradations in colours are also excellent and in the daylight scenes the image really pops. As a result not only do flesh tones and vegetation appear more natural but the primary colours such as yellow taxi cabs have a greater sense of realism.

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The 10-bit video depth means that the transfer is free of any banding or other artefacts, whilst the wider colour gamut means that the colours are more saturated and realistic.

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However the increased resolution, whilst obvious when looking at the TV up closely, is less obvious at a distance and that brings us to the other key aspects of Ultra HD Blu-ray. The Ultra HD Blu-ray's picture, taken from a native 4K source, is absolutely stunning The only downside to such a detailed image is that some of the effects don't look as realistic, although overall most of the effects stand-up quite well on the higher definition format. The regular Blu-ray is extremely good but there's no doubt that the Ultra HD Blu-ray is superior, with the detail just being more precise and defined, revealing every tiny pixel. There is noticeably more fine detail in the Ultra HD image, with everything from landscapes, close-ups, clothing and production design all benefiting from greater sharpness and clarity. The native 4K source used for The Last Witch Hunter is immediately apparent when comparing the Ultra HD Blu-ray to the regular Blu-ray. Lionsgate have released a number of Ultra HD Blu-rays and in terms of picture quality The Last Witch Hunter is, like Sicario, an absolute stunner. We reviewed the region free US Ultra HD Blu-ray release of The Last Witch Hunter on a Samsung UE65KS9500 Ultra HD 4K TV with a Samsung UBD-K8500 Ultra HD Blu-ray player, although the film has yet to be released on the format in the UK. The film is presented using a 3840 x 2160p transfer in the film's correct 2.40:1 aspect ratio, the disc uses 10-bit video depth, a Wider Colour Gamut (WCG) and High Dynamic Range (HDR), and is encoded using the HEVC (H.265) codec.

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The Last Witch Hunter was filmed digitally using the Arri Alexa XT Plus at a resolution of 3.4K and it was finished using a 4K Digital Intermediate (DI), which presumably formed the basis for this Ultra HD Blu-ray release.