Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

Product detailed description

Contains 2 discs

4k Ultra HD Blu-ray

• Video in Ultra HD (3840 x 2160)
• HDR (HDR-10 + Dolby Vision)
• Aspect ratio 2.39:1
• Original audio in DTS:X
• BD-100 (triple-layer UHDBD)

Special features

• Jurassic diaries of Chris Pratt (13:05 min.)
• On the set with Chris and Bryce (3:04 min.)
• The Kingdom Evolves (4:31 min.)
• Back to Hawaii (2:40 min.)
• Island auction (5:59 min.)
• Aboard Arcadia (5:53 min.)
• The bets are on (3:21 min.)
• Death by dinosaur (1:32 min.)
• Monster in the mansion (3:05 min.)
• Showdown on the roof (3:46 min.)
• Malcolms return (3:05 min.)
• VFX development (7:06 min.)
• Fallen Kingdom: Conversation (10:11 min.)
• A song for the realm (1:24 min.)

(72:49 minutes)

Blu-ray

• Video in Full HD
• Aspect ratio 2.39:1
• Original audio in DTS:X

Special features

• Jurassic diaries of Chris Pratt (13:05 min.)
• On the set with Chris and Bryce (3:04 min.)
• The Kingdom Evolves (4:31 min.)
• Back to Hawaii (2:40 min.)
• Island auction (5:59 min.)
• Aboard Arcadia (5:53 min.)
• The bets are on (3:21 min.)
• Death by dinosaur (1:32 min.)
• Monster in the mansion (3:05 min.)
• Showdown on the roof (3:46 min.)
• Malcolms return (3:05 min.)
• VFX development (7:06 min.)
• Fallen Kingdom: Conversation (10:11 min.)
• A song for the realm (1:24 min.)

(72:49 minutes)

Do I get native 4k Ultra HD?

Information about the mastering of the new Jurassic World is not published anywhere. All we know is that the film was shot on Arri Alexa 65 digital cameras, which record at a staggering 6.5k resolution. They were supplemented in slow-motion shots by Arri Alexa cameras. In addition, the filmmakers tried for as many purely practical effects as possible, which would suggest that the film may have gone through a 4k master, matched by the enthusiastic foreign reaction, which calls the transcript a reference and certainly the best looking of the entire series. We can't be sure, all we know is that reviewers are calling the difference in the detail of the transfer significant. And that - as always - the Ultra HD Blu-ray, in addition to the increase in resolution (whether it's from 2k or 4k), primarily benefits from the combination of WCG and HDR, which is further complemented by a Dolby Vision layer. Indeed, we gushed over the qualities of the transcription in our Blu-space review.