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Brute Force(1947)At a tough penitentiary, prisoner plans to rebel against a power-mad chief guard. For more about Brute Force and the Brute Force Blu-ray release, see Brute Force Blu-ray Review published by Dr. Svet Atanasov on August 29, 2020 where this Blu-ray release scored 4.0 out of 5. Director: Jules Dassin Writers: Richard Brooks, Robert Patterson Starring: Burt Lancaster, Hume Cronyn, Charles Bickford, Yvonne De Carlo, Ann Blyth, Ella Raines Producer: Mark Hellinger » See full cast & crew Brute Force Blu-ray, Video QualityPresented in its original aspect ratio of 1.37:1, encoded with MPEG-4 AVC and granted a 1080p transfer, Brute Force arrives on Blu-ray courtesy of Criterion. The following text appears inside the booklet that is provided with this release: "This new 4K digital restoration was undertaken by TLEFilms Film Restoration & Preservation Services in Berlin using footage from four separate elements -- primarily a 35mm nitrate fine-grain master positive from the British Film Institute and a safety duplicate negative -- transferred via two film scanners, an IMAGICA Imager XE Advanced Plus and a Scanity HDR. Digital restoration was performed using the Pixel Farm's PFClean 2017 and Foundry's Furnace 4. The soundtrack was remastered from the 35mm composite fine-grain optical track print using Avid's Pro Tools and iZotope RX. Restoration supervisor: Torsten Kaiser/TLEFilms Film Restoration & Preservation Services, Berlin. Colorist: Roland Fliss/PostFactory GmbH, Berlin. Restoration produced by Master Licensing, Inc. Producer: Simon Brook. Executive producers: Andrew Garroni." The first release of this film that we covered on the site came from the United Kingdom in 2014. At the time I thought that the technical presentation of the film was very strong, and now that I have seen the 4K restoration my take on it remains the same. I spent quite a bit of time comparing the old and new presentations of the film and I believe that most viewers will see improvements in two key areas. On this release the visuals reveal better ranges of nuances, so on a larger screen viewers should notice more details and improved depth. The difference isn't always significant, but on my system it was very easy to appreciate (see screencapture #8). During indoor and nighttime footage the improvements are easier to spot, but even during daylight footage the new presentation quite easily eliminates some black crush that is present on the old presentation (see screencapture #3). Density levels appear similar, but there are some darker footage where on the new presentation grain exposure is better. I am unsure if this improvement will be easily spotted and appreciated by untrained eyes, but it is there and again on a larger screen it certainly makes a difference. The new presentation lacks the contrasty edge of the old presentation, but I personally did not think that this was an issue that made the old release problematic. Image stability is good. The entire film looks very healthy as well. All in all, currently this is the most pleasing organic presentation of Brute Force that is available on disc. My score is 4.75/5.00. (Note: This is a Region-A "locked" Blu-ray release. Therefore, you must have a native Region-A or Region-Free player in order to access its content). Brute Force Blu-ray, Audio QualityThere is only one standard audio track on this Blu-ray release: English LPCM 1.0. Optional English SDH subtitles are provided for the main feature. The audio is clear and stable. It could be a bit 'thin' at times, but this is a limitation of the original soundtrack. I did a few tests to see if Miklós Rózsa's dramatic score sounds any different, but I did not detect a meaningful difference. However, on this release the upper register might be slightly healthier.
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