怪形1/突变第三型 [蓝光原盘] The Thing 1982 ARROW REMASTERED 1080p BluRaycd AVC DTS-HD MA 5.1-COASTER 45.46GB

A research team in Antarctica is hunted by a shape-shifting alien that assumes the appearance of its victims.
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◎译　　名　怪形/突变第三型(台)
◎片　　名　The Thing
' q3 l9 M  l4 T8 [& l0 q: Y◎年　　代　1982
3 W# {% q+ z: X% a9 E7 C3 V" Y◎产　　地　美国/加拿大
8 T+ E/ |- Y+ Q0 j6 c' G◎类　　别　科幻/悬疑/恐怖
◎语　　言　英语/挪威语
8 |& w/ }: o5 s* ]4 Z0 q' B0 _0 D3 B◎上映日期　1982-06-25(加拿大)
◎IMDb评分  8.1/10 from 387,626 users
◎IMDb链接  https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084787/
◎豆瓣评分　8.0/10 from 38,820 users
◎豆瓣链接　https://movie.douban.com/subject/1296794/
◎文件格式　x264 + DTS  
8 S' {* _  @# P3 M9 F% K◎视频尺寸　1920 x 1080
! o3 |5 M' H, X: W/ r  c0 m. {◎文件大小　1DVD 45.46 GiB
◎片　　长　1:48:36.551 (h:m:s.ms)
, W( h: Z8 }1 u$ q◎导　　演　约翰·卡朋特 John Carpenter
◎编　　剧　比尔·兰卡斯特 Bill Lancaster
　　　　  　小约翰·W·坎贝尔 John W. Campbell Jr.
◎主　　演　库尔特·拉塞尔 Kurt Russell
  ?; y# S9 ^" p- g4 e- E　　　　  　威尔福德·布利姆雷 Wilford Brimley
# o. d% ~2 G7 C# Q' e" v　　　　  　TK·卡特 T.K. Carter
　　　　  　大卫·科列侬 David Clennon
　　　　  　凯斯·大卫 Keith David
0 M& `# J* Z" \' k' y1 [3 [1 q　　　　  　理查德·戴萨特 Richard Dysart
　　　　  　查尔斯·哈拉汉 Charles Hallahan
　　　　  　理查德·马苏尔 Richard Masur
& D. j- \+ e3 I8 W* C　　　　  　唐纳德·莫法特 Donald Moffat
　　　　  　乔尔·波利斯 Joel Polis
9 J5 Z/ x' q! x  f　　　　  　托马斯沃特斯 Thomas G. Waites
　　　　  　诺伯特·魏塞尔 Norbert Weisser
　　　　  　拉瑞·弗兰科 Larry J. Franco
+ X* O6 h4 Z) C3 V4 s　　　　  　纳特·欧文 Nate Irwin
　　　　  　阿德里安娜·巴比欧 Adrienne Barbeau
　　　　  　约翰·卡朋特 John Carpenter
　　　　  　杰德 Jed
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3 |" c5 s. O0 N◎标　　签　科幻 | 恐怖 | 惊悚 | 美国 | 1982 | 悬疑 | 血腥 | 美国电影
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◎简　　介   

! p% k+ m6 a- `0 x' P3 x: Z　　1982年冬天，挪威科考队的一架直升机突然打破了南极大陆的平静，直升机疯狂的追逐一只雪橇犬，最后坠毁在美国科考营地的附近。美国科考队员对挪威考察队近期人员骤减的情况有所耳闻，于是飞行员麦克（Kurt Russell 饰）与众人赶赴挪威营地，结果看到的是一地破败中四处散落着奇怪的尸体，并有证据表明挪威人得到了某种冰封状态中的生物。医生布莱尔（Wilford Brimley 饰）研究了尸体的变异却无法破解成因。当晚，犬笼中的狗遭到袭击并发生了变异，一种不可知的生物正在这孤寂的南极大陆威胁着科考队员们的生命……
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　　本片翻拍自1951年由霍华德·霍克斯指导的《The Thing From Another World》。

! `- r5 C- r! M9 D* \1 q4 K) R% D　　A twelve-man research team stationed in Antarctica finds an alien being that has fallen from the sky and has been buried for over 100,000 years.
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The Thing Blu-ray, Video Quality   
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: V" q) \: t$ x$ j0 h- v0 rThe Thing infests Blu-ray with a fine-looking 1080p, 2.35:1-framed transfer. Obviously, The Thing has never looked better on home video than it does here. The film's open, featuring a background of white arctic snow contrasted against a bright daytime sky, is pure in its presentation and a pleasure to behold, particularly for those who have seen the film countless times before. Still, there is some noticeable noise against some of the brightest backdrops that may bother viewers looking for the smoothest picture available, but it peaks in such scenes and is never very noticeable through the rest of the film. Colors are somewhat dull, a reflection of the nature of the movie and not a shortcoming of the transfer. Colors look fine, however, every shade rendered very well in the context of the film, with the brighter, outdoor, snowy scenes showing a bit more depth and vibrancy than the dim interiors. Black levels are fairly good. Flesh tones are accurate, if not a bit pale, but considering the cold, unforgiving temperature, that's to be expected. What makes the disc look so good is the detail inside the compound. It's rather drab and colorless, but it looks worn and beat up, old and lived in, cold and lifeless, and every little nuance shines through, a tribute to the wonderful set design in the film. Sure, it's pedestrian, but it is meant to be, and it's stunning on this disc. Detail is increased considerably over the previous DVD edition in every regard. The Thing boasts a fine transfer that offers quite the upgrade from previous standard definition versions.
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The Thing Blu-ray, Audio Quality   

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+ n1 s$ S: U- h1 D: DThey say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and I would imagine the film's title creature would agree. In this case, however, Universal's lossless DTS-HD MA 5.1 soundtrack is not simply a lossy imitation -- it's the full thing, The Thing exactly as it was meant to be heard. Whether he writes the music or not, Carpenter's films always feature standout music, and The Thing is certainly no exception. As expected, it's never sounded fuller and more robust than it does here. The music that plays over the credit sequence to start the movie is clean and precise, with a constant low frequency pulse that sets a most foreboding tone. Then, a flying saucer sweeps past us and hurtles toward Earth in a scene that would later be replicated to begin the Arnold Schwarzenegger action classic Predator. The opening scene in Antarctica as we follow a chopper and a shooter chasing a dog from above features the sound of the rotors spinning all around when the camera is placed in or near the chopper. Gun shots crackle precisely in each speaker, the result of great sound design. The entire sequence -- featuring not only the chopper and gun shots but a few explosions -- sounds far better than I've heard it sound before. One scene that stood out was a rather simple one, and a fairly nondescript one at that. At one point in the film we hear a cassette recording of Stevie Wonder's hit song "Superstition" playing through a vintage boom box's small speakers. It sounds rather tiny and uninspired through our speakers, meaning it recreates to great effect the sound we should be hearing were we in the film. A booming, full-throttle rendition of the song would not fit in this instance, and here is one case where less is most definitely more. There is often an appreciable atmosphere created in the soundtrack as the harsh, chilled arctic breeze is generally heard blowing around the room, mostly over the front soundstage, but to very good effect nevertheless. It's just one small part of the track that adds to the overall feeling of realism. The film's action sequences also shine. The shrieks of the creature, the power of the flame thrower, and the various audible accompaniments that enhance the special effects are all integrated into the soundtrack with nary a hiccup. Dialogue reproduction never falters throughout. The Thing does not offer an expansive, rich sonic experience as we might expect from the latest summer blockbuster, but taking all things into account, the film has never sounded better at home.
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