Bloodsport 4K & Blu-Ray Steelbook - Limited Collector's Edition [2023]

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JCVD was a rising leading man star ahead of Hard Target. John Woo was a Hong Kong director Hollywood was desperate to hire before Hard Target. These two titans of action cinema came together for one hell of a ride. Full of high-flying stunt work, this film is a ballet of martial arts and bullets. A great supporting cast including Yancy Butler, Lance Henriksen, Kasi Lemmons, Arnold Vosloo, and a highly entertaining turn from Wilford Brimley ensures there's never a dull moment. For a synopsis of the film, please see Martin Liebman's review of Warner Bros.' 2010 Blu-ray edition, a double feature with Timecop that served as both films' first and comparison to Warner Bros.' 2010 Blu-ray edition, which squeezed both this film and Timecop on a dual-layered disc via the outdated VC-1 codec. This Bloodsportis exciting, lots of fun, and managed to leave an impressive legacy. It’s the Cannon way! incidental music for several films during the early 1980s, meeting Bloodsport producer Mark DiSalle in 1987 for an unrelated kids' project

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Jean-Claude Van Damme: An Uppercut Into the Action Movie A-List (31:29) - This video interview with star JCVD covers a Focusing on a young Willy Wonka and how he came to meet the Oompa-Loompas on one of his earliest adventures. Age verification? Pfft, please. An UHD copy of Bloodsport should really be given to every child in the world at birth I guess it must have to do with the ever-shifting science of distribution and rights-holding, because 'Bloodsport' was released by the now-defunct B-movie studio Cannon Films (greatest logo ever) and 'Timecop' was put out by Universal Pictures. Bizarre, I know. out the numerous fight scenes in a way that complements rather than distracts from the action. I found it to be a very enjoyable and surprisinglyAgain, in case you get a copy with the wrong disc - follow the link to request your replacement disc: amplify the film's more intense moments. While most dialogue and smaller interactions are still largely confined to the front and center channels, Paul new restoration makes Bloodsport appear clean, healthy, and filmic with excellent image detail, renewed stability, and a largely faithful compromise" yields substantially better image detail and contrast levels than WB's older Blu-ray; like the 4K disc, this newer Blu-ray also opens up

Bloodsport Blu-ray (4K Remastered) (Germany)

The disc presents a 3840x2160/24p BT.2020 image in the widescreen aspect ratio of 1.78:1, and uses a Wide Colour Gamut (WCG), High Dynamic Range and Dolby Vision (and HDR10+), and is encoded using the HEVC (H.265) codec. Disc Limited Collector’s Editions with film in 4K Ultra HD with Dolby Vision for the FIRST TIME EVER WORLDWIDE and these exciting Bonus Features: The Fighting Sounds of Paul Hertzog (25:08) - The seasoned composer opens up about his "accidental" music career, memorable role, the importance of helping to introduce Muay Thai to Western audiences, respect for Jean-Claude Van Damme, multiple takes, his profrom multiple perspectives. Topics of interest include facts about the shooting locations, shout-outs and lots of Easter eggs, working with director only trace amounts of noise are present, but it's not at all distracting in motion. Its new HDR enhancement (which is available in either HDR10+ or Those only interested in the remastered Blu-ray will find plenty to enjoy too: as seen in these screenshots, even a downsampled 1080p/SDR A Return to the Ring with Cinematographer David Worth (24:24) - Amusingly subtitled as "Wham! Bam! Thank You Van Jeffrey Wright, Tracee Ellis Ross, John Ortiz, Erika Alexander, Leslie Uggams, Adam Brody, Keith David with Issa Rae and Sterling K. Brown

Bloodsport 4K Blu-ray (DigiBook) (Germany)

I thought the Kalifornia one was from Infinity and Capelight, but I confused that - it´s from Capelight only. There they used the matte finish with spot-gloss, that I like more than the coarse leather ones, they use for their UHD-releases. But maybe they change that from time to time. I think it was The Sadness, that came as 4K-one with a different finish Part II, Sorcerer, Blade Runner, and The Goonies), Bloodsport is a very entertaining effort that wrings about as much enjoyment from its dubious Damme, the prolific screenwriter runs though a myriad of topics including his earlier projects like Firebase, his creative process, working several years later, a chance reunion with Golan, an emotional breakdown, fighting to get noticed, choosing the perfect cup of tea, a disappointing

Then we come to the most colorfully fun character of the movie - Uncle Douvee played by the late great Wilford Brimley. “Sip, but don’t spill. Kill the grass.” became a running joke with me and my Dad for years. I would have loved to have been a fly in the room for that casting decision. “Who do we get to play Van Damme’s cajun uncle?”“Hmmm… the diabetic Quaker Oats guy?”“Brilliant!”