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The fact that the film is being released in 4K is not a surprise, considering that Vudu already offers several movies in the format. Vudu's UHD offerings are also the only ones Apocalypse Now will be available in 4K Ultra HD for the foreseeable future. However, this is the first time the film is being released on a conventional Blu-ray disc. Though based on the same film, it features an entirely new 1080p transfer, remastered in HDR and provided in a dual-layered Blu-ray case. As such, it's not strictly comparable to the 4K release. You won't be able to see how the two discs compare in terms of picture and sound quality in the same way, so we've opted to list both discs separately.
To ensure that the film remained a faithful representation of the director's original vision, the original negative of Apocalypse Now was scanned at 4K resolution by DP Andrew Astley, and the sequence was re-graded by visual effects supervisor John Knoll and colorist Eric Gautier at Technicolor in London.
[4] The premise of Apocalypse Now is that American soldiers are sent to halt the construction of a US mining company's dam in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. The soldiers are initially given only a few days to complete the mission. Over the course of the war, the mission becomes increasingly complex and dangerous. The film was nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and won for its score by John Williams. It has the distinction of being the only film to win Best Picture, Director, Actor, Supporting Actor, Cinematography, Art Direction and Makeup, Original Song and Screenplay.
Like the The Revenant's 4K release, the Apocalypse Now disc features Dolby Vision HDR. This technology essentially represents a combination of Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. You can read more about Dolby Vision here and Atmos here.
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