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Making up for an awful Blu-ray, Warner remasters Elf properly. Minor grain preserved, Elf now shows plentiful detail. All of the elf's wool costumes look spectacular. Their hats, their fur, their tiny decorations all show definition in droves behind a perfect encode. The resolution boost is sublime. Outside of effects shots (reducing detail and sharpness), this is perfect.

Eccentric and colorful, Christmas reds and blues saturate splendidly. Elf doesn't spare any color, and the reds teeter on bleeding. HDR makes the density thrive.

There's a hefty dollop of contrast. Snow has bite, and tinsel shimmers under the lights. Christmas lights on the Rockefeller tree hit a massive peak brightness. While not frequently used, black levels play their role equally so. Shadows hit pure black and don't deviate.

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Sticking with DTS-HD - same as the Blu-ray - the music does some heavy lifting in reaching the low-end. Bass strums bring their weight to the subwoofer, giving the score kick. The finale involves Santa's sleigh engine, and that's a boomer too as it fires, or when the sleigh hits the ground.

Ambiance inside stores on streets fills the rears consistently. Movement isn't exacting, but happens when absolutely needed. The snowball fight is a highlight, with whipping sounds akin to a war movie.

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