It is time
for my Blu-Ray collection film review that I do once a month. In this video, I
go over why I have the film on Blu-Ray and I discuss my thoughts on the
Blu-Ray. This month, I am doing Prometheus,
a film that not a lot of people will have on Blu-Ray.
The
Film
Prometheus is a very engaging and
inventive film. It also has great cinematography. It almost took me to the
place that they were in and it helped me adapt to that environment. It made the
film as engaging as it was. The cinematography is helped by the direction of
the film, which is great. This is one of Ridley Scott’s good films. I think it
is a great film. In the midst of great execution, the central ideas and
crafting behind the plot and screenplay of the film have greatness. For
example, there are great themes and there is great dialogue. The themes really
make us think and question everything about the creation of life, and our lives
as humans. It makes us think. These themes are primarily told through the great
dialogue the film has. With the character of David, we get to see what a robot
that thinks on its own could be like. And there is just great dialogue in
general. This is also a very original plot. One last thing is that this film is
an excellent combination of three films: a science fiction film that makes us
question life, an Alien prequel that
shows us how several things came to play, and a science fiction horror movie.
It melds these three genres into just about every scene, instead of separating
them. There is also intensity with the horror/action parts of this film.
Picture
Quality
This film
has nearly top-notch picture quality. With the cinematography being so good,
the Blu-Ray conversation has to be great for it to hold up to the
cinematography and it does. The conversion uses the pixels to their full potential
and the Blu-Ray looks great all-in-all. Though, sometimes people looked like
they did have a bit too much lighting, and I know that it was meant to be that
way, but I think that there could have been a better job done by the
converters. Also, some scenes do not look as good as others.
Audio
Quality
The audio
quality is also great here. It captures the essence of the score and fantastic
sound effects. I really got the home experience watching this film on Blu-Ray.
But although it mostly does not overpower the speakers, but sometimes it does.
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