#Guardians of the galaxy 2 real or fake 4k 1080p
On Blu-ray, the 1080p AVC encodement of the film looks as fine as can be. It doesn’t have that “grain” texture we have come to expect and it looks maybe a bit too glossy. The one weakness is the non-filmic look in the image. The final act’s big showdown is an incredible showcase of colors, highlights, and contrast. The highlights pop incredibly in the darker scenes. Black crush is nonexistent and the dark scenes show a wide level of detail with inky blacks, yet wide contrasts thanks to the HDR. It is free from posterization and compression noise and the color reproduction is dazzling thanks to the wide color gamut. The image looks nearly flawless on this 4K release. The 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray is upscaled from the 2K master and brought to disc in an HEVC 2160p (4K) encodement with HDR10 high dynamic range. A 2K DI was used in post-processing and the film was also done in Dolby Vision high dynamic range. 2 was shot on the Red Weapon Dragon with an 8K Vista Vision sensor. It’s a world that Ego built himself – an almost psychedelic world with floating bubbles and no one else around save for one companion, the bug-like empathetic bug-like woman named Mantis (Pom Klementieff). When they come across Ego, Quill, happy to find out about his past, and the rest of the team follows the powerful celestial being back to his personal planet.
Green warrior Gamora (Zoe Saldana) Gamora’s sadistic, cybernetically modified sister Nebula (Karen Gillan) genetically engineered raccoon Rocket (voice of Bradley Cooper) shirtless meathead Drax (Dave Bautista) and the cute seedling plant Groot (voice of Vin Diesel) are all back for the adventures. 2” that works as the backdrop for the team’s adventures. Quill gets a second cassette tape from is mom, “Awesome Mix Tape Vol.
The second installment of this oddball Marvel property that has this group of alien misfits flying at light speed around the galaxy to the sounds of ‘70s music battling enemies maintains the comic’s quirky roots.