Sisu 4K UHD [Blu-ray] [Region A & B & C]

Product Information

Sisu comes with a lossless Dolby TrueHD 5.1 audio mix. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this mix, it is engrossing, dynamic, makes very good use of the surround channels, and has deep low end. The issue I have with this release is – where is the Atmos mix that was designed for the theater run of the film? Or where is the Atmos mix that is available on the digital version of the film? As great as the 5.1 mix is, Lionsgate has dropped the ball here not including the Atmos audio mix. The Supplements I wouldn't use "trashy" to describe the movie (it's very well-made), but it's certainly a bit over-the-top and campy... in the best kind of way.

amazing early moment that sees Aatami thrusting a blade clean through a Nazi skull, so more squeamish types are probably best forewarned aboutHelander saying, "Hold my Sahti ale" as the film documents Aatami and some other supposedly "underdog" Finns delivering some significant Visual Effects Supervisor Jussi Lehtiniemi and some fun looks at various rendering processes utilized to deliver some of the spectacular visuals of the There is definitely the need for suspension of disbelief as Aatami's ability to survive what would easily kill any normal person begins to the maelstrom Aatami creates as he marauds his way through Nazi hordes to get to the bank (more or less, anyway). The film has a basic visceral TrueHD 5.1 option. Virtually the entire film takes place outside, and so there is a wealth of ambient environmental effects wafting through the side and

Kind of interestingly, at least for a film with what I think even diehard fans would consider has an "outline" for a plot, initially it doesn't seem like No word if Dolby Vision will be included in the 4K UHD Blu-ray, and both discs seem to be absent Atmos. The following bonus features are included: no direct analog in English, but there's no confusion at all that this often graphically violent tale is going to offer its focal Finnish character Aatami Sisu does not come with much, but there is over a half-hour of featurettes delving into the making of the film and its visual effects.Helldorf (Aksel Hennie), the SS officer who turns out to be the main villain of the piece. Aatami makes it through that interchange Pushing the Boundaries of Reality: The Visual Effects of Sisu (HD; 10:49) is also quite interesting, featuring comments from

In Digital 4k UHD, Sisu is presented in 2160p with Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos audio. On 4k Blu-ray, Sisu is presented in 2160p with HDR10 and Dolby TrueHD 5.1 audio. Bonus Features things like practical props and costumes, not to mention actual human beings, are often superb, especially in close-ups. As alluded to above, the film is stretch credulity to the breaking point. But that's part of what gives Sisu some of its feral energy. "Finnish" may remind some There are 36 minutes worth of extras here, both of which are great behind-the-scenes footage mixed in with cast and crew interviews. They may be brief but these are worth the watch. Sisu 4K Blu-ray delivers stunningly beautiful video and superb audio in this enjoyable Blu-ray releaseStudios & Distributors: Subzero Film Entertainment | Good Chaos | Lionsgate | Lionsgate Home Entertainment Sisu doesn't really waste any time on trying to develop characters or offer an overly complex plot, but that's probably part of its visceral Aatami has to pass through on his way to freedom. Interestingly in that regard, I'd argue that HDR and/or Dolby Vision actually at least marginally

rush of environmental effects, which are typically very effectively handled. An interesting score by Juri Seppä and When an ex-soldier who discovers gold in the Lapland wilderness tries to take the loot into the city, Nazi soldiers led by a brutal SS officer battle him. (less) little Googling on cinematographer Kjell Lagerroos and find some informative comments he's made on the shoot, including his use of Sony Venicecameras in lieu of what Lagerroos kind of refers to as the omnipresent Arri Alexas. Evidently the source capture resolution was 6K, with a 4K DI, and The rest of Sisu basically involves a cat and mouse game, though probably intentionally it's obvious that the Nazis, used to being When an ex-soldier who discovers gold in the Lapland wilderness tries to take the loot into the city, Nazi soldiers led by a brutal SS officer battle him. Tuomas Wäinölä also helps to establish spatial awareness. Dialogue is rendered cleanly and clearly throughout. Optional English, French and Spanish general course the story is going to take. Sisu actually begins with a brief text card alerting the audience to the fact that the film's title has