[ESP/UK/USA] Horizonte Final

Horizonte final: Edición especial

Lanzamiento en Blu-Ray: Miércoles 6 de mayo de 2009

Año 2047. Siete años antes, la revolucionaria nave Event Horizon desaparición sin dejar pistas. Ahora, una llamada de emergencia indica que ha aparecido de manera repentina con alguien en su interior pidiendo ayuda. El Alto Mando Aeroespacial de los Estados Unidos envía al valiente capitán Miller, con su tripulación de élite, así como al diseñador de la nave, el científico Dr. Weir. Su misión es encontrar y salvar la valiosa nave... pero lo que encuentran es un terror que va más allá de lo inimaginable, y lo único que deben salvar es la vida: la nave está poseída por una fuerza mayor que se apodera de ellos.


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El 30 de diciembre sale a la venta en USA esta pelicula en Blu Ray. Es la típica pelicula que gusta mucho o no gusta nada y en mi caso no se si es por que tengo genes medio psicópatas!!!!! pero a mi me gustó bastante.



Studio: Paramount

Discs:
Region: 'A'
Feature Runtime: 1:35:57.042
Chapters: 17
Disc Size: 40,017,688,969 bytes
Feature Size: 32,424,529,920 bytes
Average Bitrate: 45.06 Mbps
One dual-layered Blu-ray
Case: Standard Blu-ray case
Release date: December 30th, 2008

Video:
Aspect ratio: 2.35
Resolution: 1080p
Video codec: MPEG-4 AVC

Audio:
Dolby TrueHD Audio English 3452 kbps 5.1 / 48 kHz / 3452 kbps / 24-bit (AC3 Core: 5.1 / 48 kHz / 640 kbps)
Dolby Digital Audio French 640 kbps 5.1 / 48 kHz / 640 kbps
Dolby Digital Audio Spanish 640 kbps 5.1 / 48 kHz / 640 kbps
Dolby Digital Audio English 224 kbps 2.0 / 48 kHz / 224 kbps / Dolby Surround

Subtitles:
Feature: English (SDH), French, Portuguese, Spanish and none

Par ver screenshots de la pelicula a 1920x1080:

Spoiler:

http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film2/DVDReviews43/event_horizon_blu-ray.htm

Image :
Another 10-year old film that looks pretty strong in high-definition. Paramount are continuing to produce highly competent Blu-rays in terms of image quality. Event Horizon is very dark and the 1080P MPEG-4 transfer seems up to support the film's characteristics very well. Everything is toned down - muted (often non-existent) colors which are accentuated when they do appear in the frame - and detail remains sharp - very notable in close-ups. This is presented in the original 2.35 aspect ratio - the disc takes up 40 Gig (the film itself 32 Gig) with another powerhouse bitrate of 45.06 Mbps! Event Horizon shows a few speckles (mostly early in the film) and doesn't exhibit extensive depth but the dual-layered disc seem to do a faithful job of representing how the film may have originally looked. I found no reasons for strong complaints - most will be pleased with the appearance.

NOTE: Carl in email tells us: "This release is still vertically stretched. Maybe on encoding the original 1080p master for the last special edition they just scaled vertically to fit 1.85:1 into 1.78:1, but maybe there is another explanation.

You can tell its stretched in the corridor shot and the screen graphics which should be circular, but look like horizontally narrow ovals instead.
The stretching was not there in the original DVD releases nor in the European DVD releases.

It seems to have occurred when making the last US DVD special edition where this stretching was first appeared. Now the stretching seems to have carried over to the USA blu-ray release.' (Thanks Carl!)

Audio:
Another TrueHD sole offering from Paramount. The film's track is laced with effects and jumping bass and the TrueHD is up to the challenge with vast separations spreading the breadth of your surround channels. I'd venture to say the aggressive track is more viable than the image. This will surely rock your floorboards and windows! Michael Kamen has composed quite a large number film scores (Lethal Weapon, Brazil among his credits) and he has developed another energetic, if not especially memorable, track for Event Horizon. This is all good on the audio-front folks. There are French and Spanish 5.1 DUBs and optional subtitles offered in English (SDH), French, Portuguese or Spanish. The commentary is in 2.0 channel.