木乃伊1/盗墓迷城 [4K UHD蓝光原盘] The Mummy 1999 2160p BluRaycd HEVC DTS-X 7.1-COASTER 61.42GB

A full-scale re-imagining of Universal Pictures' seminal 1932 film, The Mummy is a rousing, humorous, suspenseful and horrifying epic about an expedition of treasure-seeking explorers in the Sahara Desert in 1925. Stumbling upon an ancient tomb, the hunters unwittingly set loose a 3,000-year-old legacy of terror, which is embodied in the vengeful reincarnation of an Egyptian priest who had been sentenced to an eternity as one of the living dead.

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. ]' T  P' M, q9 _- Z' {* f4 J8 c◎译　　名　木乃伊/神鬼传奇(台)/盗墓迷城(港)
◎片　　名　The Mummy
◎年　　代　1999
◎产　　地　美国
◎类　　别　动作/奇幻/冒险
( k8 ~  Q' q1 H1 A  `9 u◎语　　言　英语/古埃及语/阿拉伯语
. {0 ]: N$ l# {# C" Y◎上映日期　1999-04-16(葡萄牙)/1999-05-07(美国)
◎IMDb评分  7.0/10 from 350,645 users
5 [) B" h0 j6 O2 |( s: ^◎IMDb链接  https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120616/
$ }$ p" |1 e+ G: j- d, a◎豆瓣评分　7.7/10 from 111,652 users
& F) d# m5 l3 u◎豆瓣链接　https://movie.douban.com/subject/1295229/
  X6 n" J% R) G# D1 `! \◎文件格式　x265 + DTS
8 P/ T7 p) H7 ~( _) |◎视频尺寸　3840 x 2160
  {0 h- `% d2 n6 K3 k% J◎文件大小　1DVD 61.42 GiB
4 a, x" e# F7 O, F* [/ c8 S+ u# R◎片　　长　2:04:49.023 (h:m:s.ms)
& ~4 _$ n& h( G! E% Q9 A  N; y◎导　　演　斯蒂芬·索莫斯 Stephen Sommers
◎编　　剧　斯蒂芬·索莫斯 Stephen Sommers
( I: [! W6 o! y/ b9 U　　　　　  Lloyd Fonvielle
% |" Z* Q! E4 T! u& s/ T　　　　　  凯文·贾尔 Kevin Jarre
◎主　　演　布兰登·费舍 Brendan Fraser
　　　　　  蕾切尔·薇兹 Rachel Weisz
& o. A' v( t! h) B; k6 i% ?9 C　　　　　  约翰·汉纳 John Hannah
( `) u" i- e& S　　　　　  阿诺德·沃斯洛 Arnold Vosloo
　　　　　  凯文·J·奥康纳 Kevin J. O'Connor
0 o3 e' @3 |# i& Y0 ^5 d　　　　　  帕翠西娅·维拉奎兹 Patricia Velasquez

◎简　　介   

　　埃及城市哈姆纳塔是历代法老墓地，相传此处拥有法老留下的大量珍奇异宝，源源不断的人前往掘金，但却生还者寥寥。哈姆纳塔因此成为谜样的所在，获名“亡灵之城”。
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6 h% K- L; N6 j3 e　　图书管理员伊芙琳（Rachel Weisz 瑞切尔·薇茨饰）偶然得到一张哈姆纳塔的地图，大为兴奋的她决定和哥哥一起去那儿考古，他们找到曾经的幸存者欧康诺（Brendan Fraser 布兰登·弗雷泽饰），三人结伴前往。

　　一段惊险旅途后，伊芙琳一行与其他人终于抵达哈姆纳塔，可是最恐怖的事情发生了：三千年前赛提一世的大祭司伊莫顿犯下罪行，受到最严厉的诅咒被做成木乃伊封缄在石棺里，他的灵魂却不慎被唤醒，拥有了无比法力的伊莫顿即将血洗埃及，给世界带来无边灾难……

! r/ }1 Q; j; Y# J　　An English librarian called Evelyn Carnahan becomes interested in starting an archaeological dig at the ancient city of Hamunaptra. She gains the help of Rick O'Connell after saving him from his death. What Evelyn her brother Jonathan and Rick are unaware of is that another group of explorers are interested in the same dig. Unfortunately for everyone this group ends up unleashing a curse which been laid on the dead High Priest Imhotep. Now 'The Mummy' is awake and it's going to take a lot more than guns to send him back to where he came from.

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The Mummy 4K Blu-ray, Video Quality 4K

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3 K4 ?4 c) G& D- f. ?- uNote 1: Several Universal representatives were asked to comment on whether this transfer is from an upscaled or true 4K source. None have responded to the inquiry.
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Note 2: Due to scratches received in transit and under the stress of the packaging, I was unable to view the movie from the 58-minute mark forward without chapter skipping ahead to chapter twelve, which represents about 20 minutes of playback. Therefore, this review does not explicitly cover anything that happens in that timeframe, but I would be surprised if there was a change in overall quality during that time, anyway. Again, several Universal reps were contacted about this issue, but none have seen fit to respond.
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Note 3: The included screenshots are sourced from a 1080p Blu-ray disc. Watch for 4K screenshots at a later date.

Well, it's never good when a portion of a review need be prefaced with so many disclaimers, but sadly that's the case with The Mummy, and somehow it's not surprising that it's all in reference to a Universal catalogue release. The full set's packaging problems are well documented, both on the Blu-ray.com forums as well as in the review of the larger box set in which this release may be found. It's doubly frustrating considering Universal's track record of somewhat shoddy catalogue releases and checkered recent history with UHD presentations (including audio problems on Fast & Furious 6 and Furious 7 and the Bourne debacle) and considering that this is actually a really nice UHD release. The movie was shot on film back in 1999. Grain retention is continuous, a little sharp, but the end result is a very pleasing film-quality presentation that appears to suffer from no, or at least no serious, noise reduction. A few inherently softer shots are scattered throughout as well, but these are few and rarely distracting from the image's otherwise excellent credentials.
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% r0 v( ~- c  ~3 ^/ YDetailing is absolutely superb. The image has a nice dimensionality about it, whether deep in various old Egypt lairs or up on the bright,              sun-scorched surfaces. Regal, ornate ancient Egyptian attire sparkles, and it's home to plenty of easily identifiable textures. Long-buried structures show plenty of natural roughness on rock columns and the numerous hieroglyphics depicted on them. On the surface, and in the film's "present day," there's no shortage of abundantly complex, easy-come textures. Faces are home to naturally occurring pores and lines and show solid definition. The landscape is texturally alive, with sandy terrain, jagged rocks, and roughhewn stone work revealing plenty of rich, tactile surface detail that the 4K presentation showcases with marvelous clarity. The image's sharpness is never in doubt. It's structurally robust and very handsome. And compared to the previous Blu-ray, there's no question that this UHD absolutely blows it away at every turn. It's not even close.

The HDR-enhanced color palette is excellent, one of the best uses of it yet. The movie is very golden-shiny in its open, contrasted against (would be) deep shadow backgrounds, which are, as is so often the case with UHD, more washed out than they should be. After the open, the movie takes on a very earthy palette, featuring a near endless supply of sun-scorched desert terrains and shades-of-beige rocky and stone locations. Many of the clothes, too, take on that same adventurous desert spirit and are comprised of shades of brown, beige, tan, white...anything that more or less blends in. Robust primaries are hard to come by. The colors are much firmer here than they are on the Blu-ray, in no way "altered" to a significant degree but showing more depth, nuance, and vitality without sacrificing an inch of integrity. With the increased sharpness and filmic texturing, this is easily,               far-and-away, the most definitive home video presentation of The Mummy yet. In terms of pure leaps over a previously released Blu-ray, this may be the best yet.
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The Mummy 4K Blu-ray, Audio Quality
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The Mummy has been upgraded to a DTS:X Master Audio soundtrack, and the results are very impressive (again with the caveat of the missing 20 minutes in the middle). The top layer isn't utilized to the fullest extent possible, but there are certainly a few occasions, particularly during chaotic action scenes, whether on the surface or in more densely packed tombs, that take advantage. Blowing wind and sandstorms are the most obvious; such elements power through, and above, the stage, with strong definition and energy. The overhead component isn't excessively pronounced, but it blends in well with the rest of the material. Reverberations and the like in more confined spaces allow for a greater sense of place as sound reverberates about the stage and the overheads help to more accurately recreate the environments. General action makes use of the top end, too, such as flying airplanes or pitch battles or any time the villain spews various stuff at the heroes. Gunfire and other bits of action madness are punchy and spread out along the stage, certainly not the most thunderous ever but, mixed with all the other things happening, makes for a nice, frenzied listening experience. Music never misses a beat, or a speaker, for that matter, spewing out with expert clarity throughout the range (including a healthy low end) and saturating the stage with seamless ease. Dialogue is clear and detailed with natural front-center placement and flawless prioritization.
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