Description: Midnight Express arrives on Blu-ray with a 1080p, 1.85:1-framed transfer. The Blu-ray delivers a solid picture quality that never jumps off the screen with crystal-clear images and vibrant colors, but it is representative of and faithful to its source. A few artifacts are visible here and there, but such anomalies are the exception to the rule. The print is generally blemish-free, and it contains a moderately high amount of film grain that offers to the picture a film-like appearance. Midnight Express is a drab, lifeless movie, reflective of the setting and tone of the drama. Colors are drab and dim, details can appear a bit hazy, and neither sharpness nor depth are all that spectacular. Fine details are often adequately reproduced, primarily in the form of grimy prison walls and rusted iron bars. Flesh tones look fine in context, but blacks occasionally drown out detail or, at other times, look too bright, for instance a sequence in chapter 11. While Midnight Express doesn't look like The International, it does look as intended and this Blu-ray edition offers a fine transfer in context. Midnight Express Blu-ray733 58 25DigiBookSony Pictures | 1978 | 121 min | Rated R | Jul 21, 2009Large: Front Back Add to collectionAdd to wish listPLAY TRAILERDRAMABIOGRAPHYCRIMETHRILLER Video Codec: MPEG-4 AVC (24.96 Mbps) Resolution: 1080p Aspect ratio: 1.85:1 Original aspect ratio: 1.85:1 Audio English: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 (48kHz, 16-bit) English: Dolby Digital Mono French: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 Portuguese: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 Spanish: Dolby Digital 5.1 (640 kbps) Subtitles English, English SDH, French, Portuguese, Spanish Discs Blu-ray Disc Single disc (1 BD-50) BD-Live Packaging DigiBook Playback 2K Blu-ray: Region free Price List price: $17.97 New from: $14.83 (Save 17%) Used from: $9.98 (Save 44%) Buy new on Amazon Price Buy on:We may earn a commission from purchases made using our links. Thanks for your support! Movie rating 123456789107.7292 ratings. Blu-ray rating Video4.0Audio3.7Extras4.1Based on 3 user reviews 82% popularity1638 collections46 fans OverviewBlu-ray reviewScreenshots(20)PackagingUser reviewsRegion codingNewsForum Midnight Express (1978) Midnight Express Blu-ray delivers great video and solid audio in this excellent Blu-ray release A young U.S. citizen is arrested in Turkey for smuggling hashish and then is sentenced to unreasonable time in a hellish Turkish prison, where he begins to self-destruct, until he musters the courage to plan his escape. For more about Midnight Express and the Midnight Express Blu-ray release, see Midnight Express Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on July 8, 2009 where this Blu-ray release scored 4.0 out of 5. Director: Alan Parker Writers: Oliver Stone, Billy Hayes, William Hoffer Starring: Brad Davis, Randy Quaid, Bo Hopkins, John Hurt, Irene Miracle Producer: Alan Marshall ยป See full cast & crew Midnight Express Blu-ray, Video Quality Midnight Express arrives on Blu-ray with a 1080p, 1.85:1-framed transfer. The Blu-ray delivers a solid picture quality that never jumps off the screen with crystal-clear images and vibrant colors, but it is representative of and faithful to its source. A few artifacts are visible here and there, but such anomalies are the exception to the rule. The print is generally blemish-free, and it contains a moderately high amount of film grain that offers to the picture a film-like appearance. Midnight Express is a drab, lifeless movie, reflective of the setting and tone of the drama. Colors are drab and dim, details can appear a bit hazy, and neither sharpness nor depth are all that spectacular. Fine details are often adequately reproduced, primarily in the form of grimy prison walls and rusted iron bars. Flesh tones look fine in context, but blacks occasionally drown out detail or, at other times, look too bright, for instance a sequence in chapter 11. While Midnight Express doesn't look like The International, it does look as intended and this Blu-ray edition offers a fine transfer in context. Midnight Express Blu-ray, Audio Quality This Blu-ray release of Midnight Express features both lossless Dolby TrueHD 5.1 and lossy Dolby Digital mono soundtracks. The Lossless track improves upon the mono offering by delivering increased clarity and resolution, but the additional channels don't necessarily mean an abundance of extra sonic activity. The lossless track remains centered straight up the middle with little information sent to the adjoining speakers. Ambient sound effects, for example the hustle and bustle of the Turkish airport at the beginning of the film, features all of the environmental effects up front and playing mostly through the center speaker. Music often plays with little in the way of volume at reference levels, a chase scene in chapter 3 playing as a rather cut-and-dry experience that delivers the sound but doesn't do all that much with it. Dialogue is reproduced efficiently throughout. Like the picture quality, Midnight Express' lossless soundtrack impresses in context. It doesn't create a phony atmosphere or otherwise add to the original track. It's mostly a clearer, more precise rendition of the mono track, just the way it should be.
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Type: Movie
Language: English, French, Portuguese
Features: Behind The Scenes Featurette, Widescreen, With Subtitles
Studio: Sony
Director: Alan Parker
Edition: With Booklet
Rating: R
Format: Blu-ray Disc
Movie/TV Title: Midnight Express
Genre: Action & Adventure