Wayne's World 4K UHD Screenshots (Patreon)

Video

Paramount issues a gorgeous master for Wayne's World. While things appear ominous in the opening, the disc quickly turns around. Whatever filtering seemed apparent quickly pass, leaving behind a natural, sharp, and high-resolution image. Texture shows constantly. Facial definition passes through an inconsistent grain structure regularly. Sharpness impresses.

An odd anomaly at 56:58 or so turns the imagery into DVD-like mush. It's just that scene for whatever reason.

Splendid color gives Wayne's World a rich palette to draw from. Primaries dot the scenery in droves. Flesh tones show vibrancy while environments offer countless opportunities to showcase this grading.

That tops a firm Dolby Vision pass, from stage lights burning at peak brightness to solid, thick black levels. Depth and range excel.

Audio

Arguably the best way to hear Bohemian Rhapsody, the new Atmos mix plays around with the vocals, bouncing them around the soundstage even as the instruments rush into the overheads. Clubs likewise fill the soundstage, whether it's music or crowds cheering. The plane fly-over is a delight, filling every channel.

Subwoofer use remains part of the soundtrack primarily, passable enough to sustain the range. Again, the plane fly-over is a blast in this way too.