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Resident Evil: Extinction is a fun, fast-paced entry, with Alice and a group of survivors trying to make it through a zombie-filled desert. The story gets a little over-the-top, but the action keeps it entertaining. The 4K picture looks sharp and film-like, and the Atmos sound gives the action plenty of punch.

Resident Evil: Apocalypse is a pretty basic zombie-action sequel, but the chaos and nonstop fights make it an easy watch if youβre in the mood for some silly fun. The 4K picture looks sharp and film-like, with the dark blue-gray look of the movie coming through nicely. The Dolby Atmos sound is huge, with gunfire and crashes coming at you from all around. The disc has both the theatrical and extend...

Aliens 4K UHD 02/24 Blu-ray (Rental)
Sep 20, 2026
Aliens gets a solid 4K upgrade, especially in fine detail and brighter HDR highlights. The image is clean and glossy, but the reduced grain makes it feel more digital than film-like. Fortunately, the Dolby Atmos track is outstanding and gives the spaceship scenes and action plenty of impact. The disc includes both the Theatrical Cut and Special Edition.

The Italian Job (2003) looks like a real upgrade on this 4K UHD disc, with Dolby Vision that gives more lifelike colors and deeper blacks. The picture quality is solid but not perfect, with some grain that can look a bit inconsistent from scene to scene. Sound is the real win, since the DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 upgrade is clearer, fuller, and more immersive even without Atmos. Overall, it is a wort...

Uncut Gems on 4K UHD is a total adrenaline rush, with the nonstop pressure and tense situations that just keep stressing you out and the heart rate up. The 4K disc looks excellent, with strong clarity and depth, really steady image stability, and better color balance especially in brighter light. The Atmos track is also a win, sounding rich and clean and doing a great job with the filmβs intense, ...

