Where the DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track appears to have an edge is the expanded depth, though I can only speculate about the type of remastering work that might have been done to improve it. I did some direct comparisons during the famous bank sequence at the end of the film and I want to specifically mention that the Dolby TrueHD 5.1 track from the previous release actually does a pretty good job of reproducing many, if not all, of the same qualities that define the DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track. It has an excellent range of nuanced dynamics and during the shootouts intensity is fantastic. What of the DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track? To be perfectly clear, the darker/indoor footage actually makes it quite clear that the master that was used to produce the release is of exceptionally high-quality because density is quite simply outstanding. The difference is especially obvious during close-ups - as virtually all of them have a much вЂtighterвЂ™ appearance now - but during larger panoramic shots delineation is also superior.Дuring a lot of the indoor footage the images also appear better balanced and smoother (not artificially repolishedВ with digital tools). If you have a very large screen or a projector you will immediately notice improvements in terms of depth and fluidity. Overseen by director Michael Mann, this Blu-rayВ wasВ sourced from a new 4K remaster by Stefan Sonnenfeld of Company 3В and looks far superior to theВ 2009 version. Many other things could be said about Heat: the last truly great performances of Pacino and De Niro, aВ raft of excellent support in the brilliant ensemble cast superb visuals by Dante Spinotti an immenseВ sound design and score by Elliot Goldenthal, withВ memorable musical contributions by Moby and Brian Eno. But its statusВ has grown exponentially since, withВ the new transfer enhancing a filmВ over twenty years old. It remains MannвЂ™s best work: an outstanding portrait of two seemingly unstoppable forces colliding amidst the backdrop of a stunningly realised Los Angeles.ДЄlthough well received at the time, it was perhaps seen as a high-grade genre piece and nothing more. thieves (led by Robert De Niro) and the detective (Al Pacino) who is obsessively chasing them.

For those not familiar with the story, itВ details the slow-burn clash between a highlyВ sophisticated crew of L.A.

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