Absolutely hated Big Game but this looks like its going to be a bit more tongue in cheek instead of childish. Rare Exports was fun. appeal. If Quentin Tarantino offered a somewhat hyperbolic denouement for some notable Nazis in Inglourious Basterds, you can almost imagine this film's writer and director Jalmari HD Report is a trusted online news publication with experts in entertainment technology, physical & online media, video gaming, and consumer products. Writer and director Jalmari Helander's old-school action film about a lone minor defending his gold from a horde of Nazis arrives on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray, Blu-ray, DVD, and on-demand on July 11. Best Buy will also have an exclusive 4K SteelBook. 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

any major problems, only to encounter another group of dastardly Nazis, which is when the carnage begins. Unsurprisingly, Helldorf and Helander saying, "Hold my Sahti ale" as the film documents Aatami and some other supposedly "underdog" Finns delivering some significantThere 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. I saw this last night and loved it. A film that knows exactly what it is. As others have said, it's very well made. Easily one of the best neo-grindhouse/Leone-esque films of recent memory. Visual Effects Supervisor Jussi Lehtiniemi and some fun looks at various rendering processes utilized to deliver some of the spectacular visuals of the 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 face is lit by either fire or sun and has a somewhat more orange-red appearance than in the 1080 version. That same rather striking use of warmer

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 Sisu 4K Blu-ray delivers stunningly beautiful video and superb audio in this enjoyable Blu-ray release Indestructible: Making Sisu (HD; 24:26) is an above average EPK with some interesting interviews and behind theThere is definitely the need for suspension of disbelief as Aatami's ability to survive what would easily kill any normal person begins to amazing early moment that sees Aatami thrusting a blade clean through a Nazi skull, so more squeamish types are probably best forewarned about That opening sequence documents the fact that Aatami has pretty much removed himself from the war torn world and gone off the grid, indulging in cameras 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