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Thomas Bangalter

Thomas Bangalter

2 Films

Thomas Bangalter

2 Included Films

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Thomas Bangalter is a French musician, record producer, singer, songwriter, DJ, composer and film director. He is best known as one half of the French house music duo Daft Punk, alongside Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo.

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DVD
Best English-Friendly:

PAL DVD

Upcoming Release:

4K "remaster" shown in cinemas, but it is a very poor AI upscale

Best Video:

PAL DVD is sourced from the least bad digital/video sources. PAL is the original framerate for the film.

Blu-ray is sourced from a filmout, but has no visible resolution increase from the DVD

Best Audio:

PAL DVD 2.0 mix

5.1 mix is a mediocre upmix, and the Blu-ray has more limited mixes than the DVD

Best English-Friendly:

PAL DVD

Upcoming Release:

4K "remaster" shown in cinemas, but it is a very poor AI upscale

Best Video:

PAL DVD is sourced from the least bad digital/video sources. PAL is the original framerate for the film.

Blu-ray is sourced from a filmout, but has no visible resolution increase from the DVD

Best Audio:

PAL DVD 2.0 mix

5.1 mix is a mediocre upmix, and the Blu-ray has more limited mixes than the DVD

UHD Blu-ray
Best English-Friendly:

Disney 4K Blu-ray

Best Video:

Disney 4K Blu-ray, from Fus1on

while the encoding is mostly fine, there are some pretty bad compression issues, especially in brighter areas of the image. In the other thread, users have done comparisons between the 4K Blu-ray and the Streaming version, and actually found that the Streaming release has less macroblocking in these specific sections. Overall video quality is mostly solid, with not much of a detail increase from previous BDs. HDR looks great. The Atmos track this film comes with is also good, but it's not a huge upgrade compared to the 5.1 mix from past release

Best English-Friendly:

Disney 4K Blu-ray

Best Video:

Disney 4K Blu-ray, from Fus1on

while the encoding is mostly fine, there are some pretty bad compression issues, especially in brighter areas of the image. In the other thread, users have done comparisons between the 4K Blu-ray and the Streaming version, and actually found that the Streaming release has less macroblocking in these specific sections. Overall video quality is mostly solid, with not much of a detail increase from previous BDs. HDR looks great. The Atmos track this film comes with is also good, but it's not a huge upgrade compared to the 5.1 mix from past release

2 films