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Originally announced without HDR, MVD listened to feedback and went back to grade Rain Man in Dolby Vision. That was worth it. Striking color makes an immediate impression on the Lamborghini's, the reds absolutely brilliant. Flesh tones glow naturally, slightly warmed, but generously rich. Dynamic highlights glint off metal surfaces, while sunlight looks spectacular in the skyline. Hotel neon and Vegas lights appear with dazzling intensity. Black levels? Pristine.

Generous in resolution, texture leaps from the frame. Grain replication isn't perfect, slightly noisy, but minor when considering the definition on display. Facial definition sticks the landing in close or from afar. Wide shots of the land/cities spare nothing. MGM's original Blu-ray looked great - this UHD presentation makes full use of the resolution to draw out the tiniest bits of information on the pristine, damage-free film stock.

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Sticking to DTS-HD, the surround track has its moments, finding ambiance to process during the generally quiet dialog that drives Rain Man. Wind turbines flap in the breeze when driving, slot machines jingle in the casino, and the score envelops the soundstage smoothly.

While never prominent, bass does factor in, primarily due to the music.

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