Life of Pi - 4K Ultra HD

GBP 24.99

RRP: £29.99

£24.99

Save: £5.00

Life of Pi - 4K Ultra HD

GBP 24.99

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Awesome quality and movie

Great HDR content, no atmos, but master audio is DTS X, so was very good!!

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A beautiful artwork of a film

Ang Lee directs this beautiful artwork of a film, which unfurls like a coffee table book, the pages turn to reveal eye-popping vistas each more wondrous than the one before. The story is a young man's fantasy, stitched together to cover the horror he experienced. Which, I feel gives this film weight, the fact that we, the audience, are insulated from the truth, in the same way, that PI has wrapped events in fantasy, only revealing the tragic truth towards the end of the film, gives the words spoken all the more power. I had high hopes for this upgrade and wasn't disappointed the colours are magnificent, the CGI breathtaking, the acting relatable, and the adventure glorious. Of the two stories, if asked which I prefer, I'll always say, the one with the tiger.

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