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Intense colors make uniforms pop, vivid reds especially intense. Greenery sticks out too, all of those lush tree lines brilliant. All around the ship, set design splashes against the pale walls, from table tops to posters.

Utilizing a heavy grain film stock, thickness fluctuates. Luckily, Arrow's encode handles these variances well. Silent Running remains filmic throughout. Compression holds back, remaining invisible. This lets the 4K scan's benefits show through beginning with overall sharpness. Definition keeps a splendid consistency Cinematography can waver but not the scan itself. Texture shines, revealing details on uniforms and facial detail galore.

Dolby Vision adds sensational kick as sunlight glistens off the ship's metal exterior. Against space's pure black, the range is dazzling. That's the key improvement over the Blu-ray, and it makes an immediate impression. Every light source makes a hefty impression, whether from robots or the heat lamps over the forest.

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In DTS-HD mono, the score elegantly plays. Crisp highs are achieved, exhibiting no loss from age. There’s even some light bass filtering in, organic with its touch, enough to bring a little range.

Joan Baez’s track carries its own challenges, including high octaves. Luckily, there’s no loss there either, analog in its clarity, sure, but pure.

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