By Drew Dietsch | publishing
We decided to cover it up just a few months ago Fragile In my weekly Movie Club podcast, GenRevision. It’s always a favorite and we want it to end our Bill Paxton themed month. In that episode (you can listen below!), we pray that the 4K repair will be on the way so that more people can discover this hidden gem.
Well, just a few days after that episode was on the airwaves, Lionsgate announced a 4K remake and limited edition Fragile. Perhaps the power of prayer doesn’t apply to natural disasters or to save humanity from fascist tyrants, but it certainly seems to work when you get the amazing movie re-release.
because Fragile The 4K Limited Edition is a real miracle.
Movie
If you want my full, uncensored ideas Fragilethe best choice is to listen to the above type of plot. I like this movie, so to speak. This story is a mysterious mystery of a serial killer, and from a flashback perspective, a boy’s father thinks he is serving God.
Fragile It was Bill Paxton’s debut as Bill Paxton. Paxton directed only another movie, The greatest game everIt’s a crime, we didn’t get more of his directorial efforts. Fragile is a controlled, measured, tight filmmaking and storytelling. Paxton is not looking at the material or the movie in his nose. In a better world, one will recognize that Paxton made the best Stephen King movies, which has nothing to do with Stephen King.
If anyone finds out, I don’t want to give up any products Fragile first. I’m going to say that the movie has a great experienced professional like Powers Boothe and Matthew McConaughey, but the young Matt O’Leary and Jeremy Sumpter have to carry the movie with them and they do shockingly mature work. It was another nod to the expert guidance of the Paxton actor, especially since he also had to play his father and always maintain that credibility.
Again, check out the GenRevision plot for my full review of the movie. However, I suggest you should go Fragile Be as blind as you can, as you will get one of the most challenging, disturbing and shocking horror gems you’ve ever seen.
New fixes and releases
What I want to take the time to praise is the limited edition 4K version. This features a beautiful work of art by Justin Erickson and one of my favorite bonus material: a copy of the shooting script Fragile This has all the handwritten notes from Paxton on it. For those who like to see how sausage is made, it’s a valuable tool to peek behind a curtain.
Not to mention the load of special features ported from old DVDs. The two-disk set includes 4K UHD discs and the movie’s Blu-ray. These have audio reviews from Bill Paxton and screenwriter Brent Hanley, as well as the “Production” feature, which was a staple of my film education during the 2000s DVD boom. Good to see these with more
Finally, 4K fix Fragile Meaning the movie looks better than ever. There has never been a better time to introduce the movie, as its clearer and darker visuals are now more powerful and impactful.
There is no doubt that Fragile The 4K Limited Edition will be one of my best physical media releases of the year. This is exactly what physical media can do best: save and reintroduce a new generation of movies. You can buy the 4K limited edition here. I can’t highly recommend it.
Fragile 4K Limited Edition Score
