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Honestly, I find the various frequencies on the Atmos track to be better delineated as opposed to sort of blending together. A quick comparison of the new 4K picture against the included 1080p Blu-ray (which is the same disc as released previously) easily illustrates the improvements that even an upscaled 4K picture can bring. There are certainly some plot holes, especially concerning the ending, and some of them are there because of trying to tweak a story that already had a coherent ending in the manga. However, the bigger disappointment comes at the opening sequence when the pulsating radio frequency, which made the Blu-ray a reference disc for the DIY bassheads because it drops down to 10Hz at loud decibels ( bass chart), was suddenly missing on this UHD edition. When Earth falls under attack from invincible aliens, no military unit in the world is able to beat them.He’s been a reliably consistent box office draw since he paired sunglasses with socks and skivvies, manages his projects as wisely as anyone in his league, and even his detours into arty indulgence—or, as in the case of Interview with the Vampire and Rock of Ages, ludicrous miscasting—have performed better than reasonable expectation.

Facial features and textures are quite exquisite as you can make out wrinkles, stubble, make-up, lip texture, dried blood, dried dirt, sweat and more with ease. The supporting cast of character actors is aces as well with the likes of Bill Paxton, Brendan Gleeson and Noah Taylor all shining to color different pages of this book and make the film a little more loose, fun and with a few nice goofy edges to make it more fun. The invasion crash lands into home theaters with a spectacularly awesome Dolby Atmos soundtrack that quickly fills the room with the absolute pandemonium of war. Fine details in low light elements can be slightly problematic and shows noise uptick, but otherwise this is a superb looking disc that actually looks a lot better than I was expecting it to look considering the visual aesthetics of the film + the fact that it was a 2K upscale.

Height: From above you get sand falling, debris, gunblasts, aliens shooting over, water and even some neat little unique sounds. Doug Liman’s sci-fi action thriller remains one of the most enjoyable American blockbusters of the previous decade, and it looks outstanding in ultra-high-def.