Pearl [Blu-ray] [2022] [Region Free]

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After having the same framing issues with my copy of Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl I thought for my first entry I'd share my experience and provide complete contact details if anybody else has a problem. She kills a goose to feed to the alligator in the lake, then moves on to her parents and finally her sister-in-law after confessing her murderous urges.

Pearl (Mia Goth; Suspiria) is a young woman who lives with her overbearing mother and invalid father while her husband is off fighting the war in Europe. consistent widescreen framing which provides a perhaps subliminal anachronism to the fact the film is set in 1918.

That barn door opens up to a beautifully rendered Disney-esque scene complete with cursive titles and a soaring score.

While there isn't anything terribly exciting included amongst these supplements, I am glad to see that Disney included the theatrical trailers and the music video. Like any naturally healthy human, Pearl has urges and needs but is deprived of them by the overpowering force of her upbringing and unfortunate geography.Starting with "Back" highlighted, move "Left" "Left" "Up" "Right" "Up" "Up" then "Left" four times, and a replica of the Aztec medallion will appear on the map. Pirates of the Caribbean is a silly but fun swashbuckling period romp, a comedy-adventure complete with Pirates, explosive ship battles and undead baddies.

Then you have the colors which offer peak primary saturation with lovely bright blues, golden yellows, and crisp crimson reds. Apparently she's just the sole person on this team dealing with all UK-based Blu-Ray issues, so all credit to her for providing such a great service.

I always like this approach, because we get a first-person perspective from cast and crew, without all the hyperbole usually associated with a fawning EPK (aka, extended commercial). As another terrifying journey into patriarchal horror, West uses the bright and bold colors of the Greatest Generation and their disheartened dreams of a better life to give his now iconic character a fitting and terrifying backstory with an incredible performance from Mia Goth. Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Colour takes a 17-minute historical look at the origins of the Pirates of the Caribbean, discussing its origins as a theme park ride and coming across as more informative and documentary-style than promotional, which is nice. But the unquestioned grease in the cog that makes the entire thing work is Goth’s commanding performance - she also co-wrote the film!

I've never been comfortable with historical films that remove much of the actual history of the event and instead focus on fictitious characters. The colour scheme is remarkably broad, with the glorious open blue sea providing a gorgeous backdrop to many of the scenes. Presented on Blu-ray we get superior video and audio, as well as a whole treasure trove of Extras that are sure to have fans drooling. Ben Affleck is at his most annoying and Josh Hartnett has yet to provide me with any verifyable evidence that he can actually act. When the Governor's daughter Elizabeth is kidnapped by a band of pirates, love-lorn Will Turner goes to her rescue.Sunderland), who is incapacitated and confined to a wheelchair, perhaps as the result of a debilitating stroke. All five (each of these eggs previously appeared on SD DVD editions of the film, although the path to finding them here is entirely different) can be found on "Disc 2", via a special easter egg mini-menu. All of the main cast and crew are present for on-set interviews (Verbinski, Bruckheimer, Depp, Knightly, etc.