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Shooter is an easy watch if you’re in the mood for a straightforward action thriller about a skilled sniper taking on the people who betrayed him. It’s not especially subtle, but the brisk pace and big action scenes make it a good time. The 4K disc gives the movie a clean, detailed picture and lively sound, especially during the firefights.

Sidekicks is a goofy, uneven Chuck Norris fantasy that has some fun martial arts moments but never handles its more serious story very well. The movie leans too heavily on broad slapstick, and Joe Piscopo’s comedy gets annoying fast. The 4K presentation is excellent, with sharp detail, rich colors, natural skin tones, and deep blacks, while the dialogue and music sound clear in the DTS-HD 2.0 trac...

Conan the Barbarian looks noticeably better than the older Blu-ray, especially in its detail, colors, and darker scenes. The picture is not perfect because the grain can look uneven, but the Dolby Atmos audio is excellent and gives the film a much more immersive presentation. The disc also includes the Theatrical, International, and Extended Cuts.

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows has a pretty fun, punchy vibe, even if it feels a bit more diffused than the first one. On the 4K UHD disc, the picture looks great overall, with excellent fine detail and nice HDR highlights, even though the image can look a little tweaked and gritty. The sound is strong too, with an active DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 mix that really moves around the room. Overall i...

Sherlock Holmes is a fun, fast-paced take on the character with great production design and generally solid performances. On the 4K UHD disc, the picture looks great with noticeably improved detail, though it can be pretty dark and gritty with some visible grain. The DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track sounds strong with clear dialogue, solid surround activity, and good low-end support. No extras on the...

Underworld: Awakening on 4K UHD is a slick, entertaining action-horror entry that still feels fun to watch. The picture is an excellent HDR upgrade, with better black depth, sharper whites, and stronger pop in colors like flames and blood, while overall detail gains are more refinement than overhaul. The audio is the real standout, with Dolby Atmos that delivers loud, well-defined surround effects...

Underworld: Rise of the Lycans looks incredible on the 4K UHD disc, with noticeably sharper detail and rich HDR color that really pops. The Dolby Atmos audio is just as impressive, with full, immersive surround sound and a strong, punchy low end. The disc also adds a new UHD featurette about the film’s production design.

Underworld: Evolution is a bit of a grind story-wise, but the 4K UHD disc looks great and sounds amazing. The picture jumps to deep, inky blacks and more vibrant, detailed color with solid HDR punch. The Dolby Atmos track is reference-level, with huge, well-balanced surround and clear, well-placed dialogue. If you are a fan of the series, this upgrade is well worth it even though the movie itself ...

V for Vendetta still hits hard, and this 4K UHD makes it look noticeably sharper with better shadow detail, cleaner colors, and no distracting compression issues. The Dolby Atmos audio is a real standout, with strong separation, lots of immersive city sounds, and big impact when it counts. Overall, it feels like a polished upgrade and an easy pick for fans who want the movie at its best on disc.

Mad Max: Fury Road looks and sounds incredible on the 4K UHD disc, with a noticeable jump in sharpness and depth thanks to the HDR. The action scenes feel more vivid and layered, but a few effects like flames and the dust storm can look a bit too artificial, which is a letdown. The Atmos track is a huge highlight, wrapping the chaos around you from all directions, even compared to the standard Blu...