Spider-Man gets 4/5, 4/5 and 4.25/5 for PQ from three separate review sites

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Link for Spiderman 2

http://www.hometheaterspot.com/fusio...php?tid/138940

Video:

“For DVD, the superbit release was near reference. I’m happy to report that the legacy lives on in BD, topping the DVD substantially in all the areas that make HD shine and sparkle over SD. Resolution is first rate, up close and at a distance. It was interesting just seeing how the camera is used to focus on specific characters and objects on the screen.
Depth is a step beyond as a result of the newfound image clarity. Not just because of the sizable bump in detail. But typical of the format, there’s less burden of compression and artifacts inherent standard definition processes, like ringing, color smearing, etc. Seeing Spidey swing through the canyons of New York was practically hypnotic. And when he finally comes to a stop, it looks so real, you’re there, transported to a superhero reality better than ever before.

Audio:

“What has been reported to be a 24bit/48kHz lossless TrueHD track, and seems to check out, looking at the PS3s internal clock, delivers all the subtleties of the mix that you’ve never heard before or just never really took notice of from the lossy nature of DVD. It’s amazing the influence of such subtle harmonics. Spidey and Oc plummeting toward the street locked in combat… And this mix relishes such simple details, as much as the grandest of effects. It was almost like experiencing the film for the very first time.

Spiderman 1


http://www.hometheaterspot.com/fusio...hp?tid/138938/

“Sony has devoted an entire 50GB disc to the feature film. The AVC bitrate is typically high, and detail in bright daylight and many nighttime sequences, looks terrific. Black levels are deep, and colors have a nice luster that shows off the red and blue.
As you can see in the screenshots, it’s a pretty dramatic upgrade from the previous superbit DVD. Not only is there much more detail, but almost surprisingly, there’s much greater clarity even than the Superbit DVD. With all the mosquitoes flying about, obscuring textures and details even in superbit, I can only imagine how significant the difference compared to the original 2-disc non-superbit DVD, which the superbit presentation was already distinctly better than.

Audio:

“Sony forgoes their usual PCM sound on this title, opting only for 24 bit TrueHD, derived from a 16 bit master, if I heard correctly, for a sonic experience that should prove as good as it gets for the title. There’s not as great an abundance of ambient detail in the mix as some. But the lossless encoding is more articulate and spaciously immersive than 768kbps DTS on DVD. As usual, it simply sounds more real.

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Spiderman 3


Video:

"The usual higher bitrate encoding keeps compression in check, for a more faithful, uncompromising HD experience that is sure to impress even the most ardent critic. Though there’s no accounting for arrogance, especially when it comes to critics. Unfortunately, I humbly have to count myself in that lot too. But, this disc doesn’t leave much room for criticism on technical merit. And I can’t imagine anyone being discontent with the look. The fast moving CG action takes you on a roller-coaster ride through the canyons and corridors of the big city. Like the second film, the experience is quite hypnotic, even more so with such profound dimension and realistic clarity.


Audio:

"The sound design is a lot like the second film, maybe even a little more ambitious in terms of effects. There’s a nice, albeit brief HD featurette in the extras that takes you into the studio to see the process and how the different parts were layered together. Suffice it to say, if you go along for the mood building music you won’t be disappointed. Neither will you be let down, if you’re looking for a sonic experience that’ll clean out your sinuses. This one offers a mighty experience in both categories. And one doesn’t stop where the other takes off. They’re both part of a bigger picture that drives the action and the story to new heights beyond what most theaters can offer.

Like part 2, I was overwhelmed by the mix’s low frequency extension. Percussive forces resonate around and through you with an articulate sophistication that almost profound. The creation of the Sandman is a low frequency experience worth adding to anyone’s demo shortlist.

Articulation of effects and ambience is spaciously revealing. Surround activity reinforces the action and delivers its own share of events, recreating the 360 degree soundstage that puts you in the middle of things. Effects are highly articulate, subtle, all shapes and sizes, so-to-speak. I loved that the sonic effects used to slow down time. When Gwen is falling down the side of the building, debris crumbling all around, Spidey in pursuit, a vacuum is created, dropping the dynamic…well it’s something that needs to be experienced.



My comment i LOVE SPIDERMAN in BLU and i LOVE IT IN BLU


JUST waiting my copy to experience it like you CHAD


THANKS FOR THE REVIEW you are great as always.


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