The Exorcist [4K Ultra HD] [1973] [Blu-ray]

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In this new version, the differences mostly involve the scenes featuring the Gemini Killer, played by Brad Dourif. They were re-shot later on, including the ending, with Jason Miller, who portrayed Father Karras in the original film. The theatrical version features both Dourif and Miller in the same role, but originally, it was meant to only be Dourif. Most of the other changes are minor scene extensions in three or four places, a slightly different opening, and some excised elements including those involving Father Morning. But the most drastic change is the film’s finale, which no longer contains an exorcism. The Exorcist Extended Director’s Cut Ultra HD Blu-ray disc contains the following previously released special features: In their 100 years of moviemaking, Warner Bros. has nine Best Picture Oscars to date, with a total of 26 nominations, making it one of the most recognized studios in that category.

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representation of the original natural color palette, with understated production design and striking compositions that absolutely look better than format is truly capable of. Splitting the difference, I'd rate The Exorcist's 4K presentation as a 3.75/5 overall, though it's probably presentation but keeping its foot on the gas when needed. The low end gets a good workout at key moments, discrete surround effects are used clearly falls in line with how a feature from this decade can and should look. So despite those (potentially deal-breaking) issues above, I'd certainlyWarner Bros. Home Entertainment will celebrate the 50th anniversary of William Friedkin's classic film The Exorcist (1973) with a brand new 4K Blu-ray edition, which is scheduled to arrive on the market this Fall. English SDH, German SDH, Italian SDH, Cantonese, Castilian Spanish, Complex Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Korean, Latin Spanish, Norwegian, Parisian French, Swedish Though many appreciate and even love The Exorcist III today, it had its fair share of troubles due to its strong directorial control, among other things, and was attempting to be a piece of art reaching for an audience that wasn’t made of people who could appreciate it. Time has been kind to it as its now considered a worthy follow-up to the original, even if Blatty never intended it to be such. And with a gorgeous presentation and all-encompassing bonus materials, it’s never been a better time to revisit it. Highly recommended.

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The Exorcist 4K Blu-ray offers solid video and reference-quality audio in this overall recommended Blu-ray release Secondary Audio: Original Mono English DTS-HD 2.0 (Theatrical) | French DD 1.0 | German DD 1.0 | Italian DD 1.0 | Spanish (Castilian) DD 1.0 | Spanish (Latino) DD 1.0 For more about The Exorcist 4K and the The Exorcist 4K Blu-ray release, see the The Exorcist 4K Blu-ray Review published by Randy Miller III on September 13, 2023 where this Blu-ray release scored 3.5 out of 5.daytime Georgetown exterior scenes, well-lit indoor footage and, well, just about everything else not mentioned above. It's a largely authentic In 2010, the United States Library of Congress selected the film for preservation in the National Film Registry for being “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.” The Exorcist still stands as one of the great horror films of all time – scary, just a little campy, and marvelously atmospheric thanks to William Friedkin’s direction. This 50th Anniversary edition on 4K does not add any new bonus features, but the main even here are the new 4K HDR restorations and awesome Atmos mix. Highly recommended. decades, even if my rational brain recognizes major elements of its story as manipulative hogwash. But that's not why you're here, right? You'd