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Video

Bettering the previous Blu-ray on all fronts, Ronin Flix re-encodes Becky, eliminating much of the banding via their encode. Some remains due to the digital source material, but it's reduced substantially.

A paleness remains, the chosen aesthetic that's unchanged here. Color fades to an attractive pastel-esque layer, taking shadows with it. Becky's natural dryness dodges pure black, reducing image density. Warmer contrast doesn't let the brightness pop much either.

Resolution pairs well to Blu-ray. It's a little softer than some, less than expectations for a recently shot film anyway. Detail pokes through though. Facial definition stands out when in close, and the forested environments have their opportunity to show off. Plus, Becky is fantastically clean for a digital affair, almost completely free from noise.

Audio

Whereas the original disc featured only a Dolby Digital track, Ronin thankfully bumps that to DTS-HD. It's not perfect as the bass still comes across as loose and muddy when trying to hit the deepest points. However, this is improved, alongside better dynamics and range too.

Stereo is on offer too, but the 5.1 track nicely utilizes the available soundstage. Action splits the stereos and rears accurately, the score doing the same. Becky isn't a constant wall of sound, but as needed, performs admirably.