龙之心/魔龙传奇 [蓝光原盘 重制版] Dragonheart 1996 REMASTERED 1080p BluRaycd AVC TrueHD 7.1 Atmos-OLDHAM 40.45GB

The last dragon and a disillusioned dragonslaying Knight must cooperate to stop an evil King, who was given partial immortality.
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, y: O0 \% l7 ~& l" l" `; |◎译　　名　龙之心/魔幻屠龙/魔龙传奇/龙心国王/屠龙记
◎片　　名　DragonHeart
$ f% W& D2 D0 u2 \7 c◎年　　代　1996
+ L( s+ ]- R* Y1 D5 t: t+ e◎产　　地　美国
" k; C9 o, u# f. J◎类　　别　剧情/奇幻/动作/冒险
, m: t% Z+ S$ v. e& F6 p6 @◎语　　言　英语
◎上映日期　1996-05-31(美国)
. s1 T( M( Z' ?◎IMDb评分  6.4/10 from 98,979 users
◎IMDb链接  https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116136/
◎豆瓣评分　6.9/10 from 3,086 users
◎豆瓣链接　https://movie.douban.com/subject/1293417/
1 W& v& \1 O4 C◎文件格式　x264 + TrueHD  
! W# M  d0 \- x( z◎视频尺寸　1920 x 1080
◎文件大小　1DVD 40.45 GiB
◎片　　长　1:42:50.998 (h:m:s.ms)
0 ]/ Z  A2 t! z$ l7 l0 _* a7 [5 N◎导　　演　罗伯·科恩 Rob Cohen
◎编　　剧　查尔斯·爱德华·波格 Charles Edward Pogue
4 h; K4 L. J2 ]2 F8 F) w; k* e　　　　　  帕特里克·里德·约翰逊 Patrick Read Johnson
3 \4 c: ?' P5 _: G! ]◎演　　员　丹尼斯·奎德 Dennis Quaid
　　　　　  肖恩·康纳利 Sean Connery
　　　　　  大卫·休里斯 David Thewlis
　　　　　  皮特·波斯尔思韦特 Pete Postlethwaite
* d! O: e; \4 ~3 P2 ?　　　　　  迪娜·迈耶 Dina Meyer
) h) H+ l  W3 P8 P: N　　　　　  詹森·艾萨克 Jason Isaacs
　　　　　  布莱恩·汤普森 Brian Thompson
' j) t8 e2 j3 X. F! @" h　　　　　  李·奥克斯 Lee Oakes
　　　　　  朱莉·克里斯蒂 Julie Christie
　　　　　  约翰·吉尔古德 John Gielgud
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7 w9 _# {" c; R◎标　　签　魔幻 | 奇幻 | 美国 | 美国电影 | 1996 | 肖恩·康纳利 | 动作 | 龙
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◎简　　介   

6 m) U- o" Z6 y0 P　　一次意外中，王子爱侬（大卫·休里斯 David Thewlis 饰）的心脏受到了致命伤害，为了挽救王子的性命，一条龙献出了自己的半颗心脏。起死回生后的爱侬性情大变，凶恶又残暴，身为王子的剑术老师，伯温（丹尼斯·奎德 Dennis Quaid 饰）认为造成这一改变的罪魁祸首是王子的那一半龙心，为了帮助王子找回心性，爱侬决定不惜一切代价，找到拥有另一半心脏的龙。

　　一转眼十年过去，死在伯温手下的龙不计其数，最终，他遇见了一直在寻找的宿敌，一人一龙之间却产生了深厚的友谊。渐渐的，伯温发现，爱侬的残暴和龙心无关，系他的本性，得知了这一真相的伯温同旅途中认识的卡拉（戴安· 梅尔 Dina Meyer 饰）一起，加入到了推翻爱侬暴政的起义当中去。

! ?& K7 t- c$ q, g' h5 q1 X　　After being wounded in battle, the young King Einon is healed by Draco, a dragon, who gives Einon part of his heart. Some years later, Bowen, a knight, forms a partnership with Draco in which Draco terrorizes a village, then Bowen pretends to slay him and collects a reward from the grateful villagers. But now Bowen and Draco must save the entire kingdom from Einon, who has succeeded to the throne and become an evil tyrant -- and whose life is still protected by the heart that Draco gave him all those years ago.

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　　第69届奥斯卡金像奖 (1997)
! c2 q+ L7 h/ {( ~% T* x2 e) h　　最佳视觉效果(提名) 斯科特·斯奎尔斯/菲尔蒂贝特/詹姆斯·斯特劳斯/基特·韦斯特

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DragonHeart Blu-ray, Video Quality   
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The 1080p, VC-1-encoded Blu-ray of DragonHeart is an example (though not an egregious one) of the kind of product that has given Universal's catalog output a bad name. It has good enough black levels, sufficiently vivid and varied colors and reasonably decent contrast. But from the very opening of the film, it's obvious in medium and especially long shots that the amount of visible detail in the image is far less than it should be on a Blu-ray produced from source materials of this vintage. As soon as the camera's eye retreats into the distance, individual figures become indistinct, as do structures, paths, vegetation and all the minutia of the Slovakian landscape that the production company used to double for medieval England. If this indistinctness (which is not the same as a "soft" image) were confined to occasional shots, it might be attributable to a particular choice of lens or focal length, but it's consistent throughout the film.
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Now, it's impossible to say for certain what caused this lack of detail. Maybe an older transfer was used that didn't have the benefit of the latest scanning techniques. Maybe a new transfer was done but overseen by a telecine colorist who was either less skilled or whose aesthetic choices were guided by different standards than those observed by film afficionados who expect the best from Blu-ray. Or maybe, as some have suggested, Universal filtered detail out of the transfer of DragonHeart previously used for HD DVD; I don't have the HD DVD for comparison, but comparative screencaps have been posted on the web indicating that the earlier disc is more detailed than the Blu-ray.
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# `1 o8 Y! D  y  Z$ F7 R7 \But if true, this filtering scenario makes no sense. In the immediate aftermath of the format war, when Blu-ray manufacturing capacity was still relatively limited, Universal faced the challenge of remastering titles previously issued on 30 Gb dual-layer HD DVD for single-layer BD-25s. In those circumstances, one could understand the practical necessity (though not the aesthetic desirability) of shrinking the size of the video file to fit into the smaller digital real estate. DragonHeart, however, has been issued on a BD-50. A quick check of the disc image indicates that it is approximately 30 Gb, leaving about 18 Gb of unused and available space. Under those circumstances, why would Universal feel any need to shrink the video file and thereby weaken the picture (if that is indeed what happened)?

Regardless of the cause, there is no doubt that the image on the Blu-ray of DragonHeart is less detailed than the Blu-ray consumer has a right to expect from a 1996 film transferred and mastered for release in 2012. My eye was immediately drawn to it on a 72" screen, and at larger sizes it should be even more obvious. On smaller screens it may be tolerable.
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DragonHeart Blu-ray, Audio Quality   
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There is a scene midway through DragonHeart that DTS, Inc. included on one of their surround sound samplers. Bowen and Draco converse during their travels, and the discussion moves from a light-hearted exchange about their con-man scheme to weighty matters of sin and redemption. The sonic peculiarity, however, is that Draco is circling Bowen in the air, and both his voice and the flapping of his wings travel around the 5.1 array several times during the scene. It's a triumph of the sound mixer's art.
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! w  I1 E; e( @4 oOn the Blu-ray's TrueHD 7.1 track, this scene sounds as good as I've ever heard it, as does the rest of the movie, which is full of organic sound effects for Draco himself (his footsteps land with a solid thud), as well as the clank of armor, the ring of swords, the beat of horse's hooves and all the sonic minutia that make up Bowen's and Draco's world. Cohen likes immersive sound mixes, and the rear channels almost always have something happening, with frequent panning from front to back and vice versa. Dialogue is always intelligible, though its substantive clarity is sometimes no better than that of the plot. Randy Edelman's soaring score, one of his most memorable, is nicely rendered.

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