The UHD version distinctly enhances blacks, shadows, and textures, showcasing accuracy in details like hairs, pores, and fabrics even in effects-heavy sequences, while utilizing HDR effectively for magical elements in darker areas. The implementation creates an immersive experience, although some sequences feel stiff and lack channel movement or atmospherics. The track handles material well but could use more high-volume intensity. Subwoofer performance is the weakest link in the mix, but not poor.
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