There is a satisfying breakdown of how the filmmakers brought Colombian tradition to the design of the house.
Through this we see the extensive collaboration between Lin-Manuel Miranda, choreographer Jamal Sims, the voice cast and animators in bringing it to the screen. Let’s Talk About Bruno: An eight-minute piece which shines a light on “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” and how it was created.This provides a thorough examination of the Colombian-inspired music, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s songs, Germaine Franco’s score, and the process of bringing all of this from concept to final recording. A Journey Through Music: A 24-minute piece in which the filmmakers explain how each character came to be represented musically.Discover Colombia: A two-part piece totaling nearly 18 minutes in which the filmmaking team discusses how the multiple cultures, biodiversity and vibrant colors of Colombia are expressed in the film, along with how satisfying it was to fully celebrate this beautiful country and support the theme of magical realism.Familia Lo Es Todo: A three-part supplement totaling 24 minutes in which various participants share real-life experiences that were woven into the narrative, what inspired each character, the voice work, the themes of the story, and how the artists’ designs bring realism to the personalities of the characters.Sing Along with the Movie: An option to sing along with your favorite songs with on-screen lyrics.The presentation is very satisfying outside of the desire for a more aggressive low end response.
This track really opens up in a supremely impressive manner that engages all of the speakers. Atmospheric sound effects are rendered appropriately within the mix so that directionality is never an issue. The low end effects from the subwoofer suffer slightly from not having a greater response that you might want during the more intense moments. Dialogue is crisp and clear without ever getting lost amongst the music or sound effects. The importance of music to the narrative cannot be undervalued, and this track pumps these lovely notes straight through your body in a really satisfying, enveloping way. There is an emphasis on the front channels for a good portion of the sounds, but activity kicks in to the surrounds and rears during performance sequences and action-oriented bits. This Blu-Ray utilizes a DTS-HD 7.1 Master Audio track that gives this music-centric film an accurate spatial awareness if not slightly lacking raw power. I can only guess that it is so gorgeous that it will make you faint. There is a 4K UHD Blu-Ray available, but that was not made available to me for review. This is about as close to perfect as a Blu-Ray disc can look. Black levels are incredibly strong with no hint of compression artifacts or digital anomalies of the sort. The level of detail these animators put into each environment shines through here. All of the individual strands of hair are unique and showcased in a subtly more natural way. One of the areas where Walt Disney continues to surpass each previous effort is the fluidity of the character designs. The textures, from the character designs to the environments, are extremely impressive and give the film a real sense of depth. There are various environments that allow the transfer to show off in different ways. The colors present in this transfer are practically leaping off the screen with the wide range of hues permeating every inch of the frame. In all honesty, it is hard to imagine a new Blu-Ray release looking better.
#ENCANTO SING ALONG WITH LYRICS 1080P#
Encanto comes to Blu-Ray with a stunning and vibrant 1080p transfer.
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