Tenet [4K Ultra-HD] [2020] [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

If you’re looking to own this film, I’m pretty sure you already like it. This is a review of the quality of this version on 4k.I’m honestly impressed and surprised by how much a clear and clean image can change the way you view a film.This version is crystal sharp and, in my personal experience, adds to watching the film. It’s not a simple movie to watch and being able to see details in the background,that may be unclear otherwise, does make a difference.Due to the backwards and forwards in time, sometimes things in the background are actually quite important but, due to the limitations of SD can be difficult to see properly. In this version, there’s no excuse. They are there in plain sight.I think one of the best things about this version is the sound quality. There are a lot of complaints about the sound quality of this film. I have found that if you are using at least a 5.1 system and this version, the dialogue is very clear. If you are using tv speakers, I cannot comment.If you like the film and you have a 4k system, this is the version to buy.

Great

Saw this in the cinema as it was the first film being shown after COVID lockdown. I had no idea what the film was about (I was just thankful to get back to some normality) and after watching the film, I still wasn't sure I knew what it was about, but it had its claws into me.A few years on and the 4K version is out for under £6. I thought it was a mistake, but nope, it was 4K and today it is still under £6. Why can't other 4K films come out at the same price?I loved this film because, like Inception, Irreversible and Memento, you don't get spoon fed, you have to get your mind around what is happening. I have now seen this 3 times and each time I got a better understanding of it and this is what appeals to me in a film.The basic synopsis is that there is a way of running back through time to alter the future. But unlike Back to the Future, you don't just hop in a DeLorean and jump back to a time and date, rather you cross a threshold and start to run back through time from the point you cross.I still struggle to explain it, so all I can really say is, if you have a 4k player and you like SciFi that can mess with your mind, then it is well worth the £6 for a 4K disk. The quality of both sound and video is superb. This was a film that was made with 4K in mind, not some upscaled or remastered version.

Great movie if you want to show off your home cinema. Soundtrack has great range and impact. Watched it three times now, still confuses me every time, in a good way. It's the sort of movie that you pick up something new every time

I went into this one knowing relatively little about the film itself but the price was incredibly cheap and the reviews were good.I went into this film knowing literally nothing whatsoever and it blew me away.The plot is seriously mind bending but I find that with movies like that you’ll go back to them time and again as there is always more to discover.4K picture quality and sound on this one is epic and I really enjoy the experience watching this and plan to watch it again soon.The current price (under £8) is an absolute steal considering what you are getting plus the appeal in rewatching that this film has.

First delivery was lost. Second delivery item arrived but damaged case.Good movie

Was happy

Much better 2nd time now I understand it.