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A routine, soft 2K digital source upscales cleanly enough to 4K. There are no anomalies like aliasing, and detail can jump forward in a noticeable manner. Texture shows on faces and the wild visual effects. Fidelity pops when given the chance.

The real save comes from the HDR, blasting the screen in a blinding brightness. Intensity stays a regular high point, Multiverse of Madness truly glowing even during basic dialog scenes. When Strange (and others) begin firing off spells in bunches, their vividness reaches reference grade. Black levels? Also brilliant, if at times veering toward crush.

Frequently colorful (especially compared to most other Marvel movies), a generous saturation gives primaries spectacular vibrancy. With a tough that prefers warmer hues, especially in the early going, Flesh tones excel too, rich and flush.

Audio

Splendid Atmos mixing uses the full soundstage, debris sweeping around the rears, stereos, and heights with brilliant frequency. Accuracy is stellar. Motion is a near constant given the action's extent. if there's a complaint, city ambiance lacks the same qualities during downtime, but that's minor.

By Disney standards, low-end support produces a beefy response, although still less compared to rival studios/similar content. A dense rumble brings weight to the magical spells, if loosely mixed, without the crushing weight expected from blockbusters. Regardless, Multiverse of Madness is a solid, consistent performer.

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