One of them is the solid Dolby Atmos soundtrack Disney has bestowed (only) on the 4K Ultra HD release. Winner of the Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film, Coco is worth seeing for a number of reasons. As one might imagine, wacky hijinks and powerful, moving emotions ensue. To get the answers and freedom he seeks, Miguel crosses over to the world of the dead during Dia de Muertos, the Day of the Dead. The only problem is that music has been completely outlawed in Miguel's household due to some contentious and mysterious family history revolving around a certain mariachi. Pixar's latest visual feast follows young Miguel, a Mexican boy trying to escape his fate of joining his family's shoemaking business in order to follow his one true passion: music. Until then, here's what I've listened to most recently.ĭisney | Buy Now | Dolby Atmos available on 4K UHD only I plan to cover at least a few of the above titles soon. Star Wars: The Last Jedi 4K - Dolby Atmos, Disney (4K UHD only).Pitch Perfect 1,2,3 - DTS:X, Universal (Blu-ray, 4K UHD).Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 4K - Dolby Atmos, Sony (4K UHD only).Ferdinand 4K - Dolby Atmos, Fox (4K UHD only).Justice League - Dolby Atmos, Warner (Blu-ray, 4K UHD).As for titles featuring an immersive audio soundtrack option, here are a few titles coming soon: Thankfully, many of the films celebrated on Oscar night are already available or coming soon to Blu-ray and 4K. Hats off as well to Pixar's Coco, which I cover in more detail down below. The film sounded absolutely terrific in the theater - so much so that the home release missing a Dolby Atmos soundtrack continues to feel like a bit of a missed opportunity. For example, it was great to see Christopher Nolan's masterful Dunkirk recognized not only for Film Editing but also for its Sound Editing and Sound Mixing. The 90th annual Academy Awards provided a few surprises this year, but some of the awards did feel inevitable.
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