Labyrinth 4K Steelbook 30th Anniversary Limited Edition

Labyrinth 4K 30th anniversary edition in nice steelbook in exc condition .Labyrinth features a brand-new Dolby Atmos track, replacing the previous release's Dolby TrueHD 5.1 presentation. There are a few good moments of overhead support in the track. Thunder seems to roll through, and a bit above, the listening area during the rainstorm in which Sarah is caught to begin the film. Several deep, heavy rumbles and Ludo's bellowing saturate the stage on all planes about midway through, resulting in the movie's most potent sonic moment and the most intense and immersive example of the Atmos track's capabilities. Combine that overhead support with full saturation surround and the thunderous, but well-maintained, bass, and it's practically a reference worthy moment. A few vocal reverberations penetrate with a nice sense of top layer support, one of which comes moments following the previously mentioned Ludo scene. The overhead portion of the track is largely complimentary, however. That's not surprising, but the track chooses its moments wisely and the limited overhead elements add quite a bit to the experience, as needed. The rest of the track is magnificent. Music embodies all of the good qualities the track has on offer, including spacious front side presence, a healthy and balanced surround support structure, and more pleasantly robust bass. Clarity is terrific, instrumental and vocal alike, with the latter staying firmly entrenched in the front-center channel. Smaller support atmospherics are well integrated and positioned. Dialogue is clear and detailed, always well prioritized and, like the musical lyrics, remaining in the front-center unless situation dictates otherwise. This is a fantastic soundtrack that, literally, brings a new layer of excellence to the Labyrinth sound experience.on the Blu ray Audio Commentary with Brian Froud: A carryover supplement from the 2009 release.
NEW! Reordering Time: Looking Back at Labyrinth (1080p, 9:31): Jennifer Connelly, Brian Henson, Lisa Henson, Cheryl Henson, The Center for Puppetry Arts' Vincent Anthony, and Jim Henson in vintage clips look back on the film and experiences on-set and making the movie, the movie's originality, Jim Henson's style and imagination, Connelly's performance, working with puppets, anecdotes from the shoot, and more.
NEW! The Henson Legacy (1080p, 10:36): Many of the same interviewees (including, again, vintage Henson clips) from the previous supplement share their thoughts on Henson's creativity, Henson family life in and out of the workplace, transplanting Henson's collection of physical puppets and props to The Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, restoring and maintaining the collection, and Henson's legacy. The piece also includes an interesting glimpse through part of the Henson Collection at The Center, both items on display and tucked away in the back for restoration work.
NEW! Remembering The Goblin King (1080p, 4:48): Interviewees share their thoughts on David Bowie, the man and the character he portrayed in Labyrinth. The piece looks at casting, Bowie's contributions to the film, his presence and persona on set, and his performance.
NEW! Anniversary Q&A (1080p, 41:24): Moderator Adam Savage hosts Muppeteers Brian Henson (who departs early), Karen Prell, Dave Goelz, and later, Labyrinth Actress Shari Weiser, who discuss the art of puppetry and, of course, much about Labyrinth. They also field a few audience questions. Some archival footage and clips from the film are interspersed throughout.
"Inside the Labyrinth" Making of Documentary (480i, 56:28): A carryover supplement from the 2009 release.
Journey Through the Labyrinth: "Kingdom of Characters" (480i, 27:57): A carryover supplement from the 2009 release.
Journey Through the Labyrinth: "The Quest for the Goblin City" (480i, 30:03): A carryover supplement from the 2009 release.
The Storytellers - Picture in Picture (1080p): A carryover supplement from the 2009 release.
NEW! Theatrical Trailers (1080p, 4:08 total runtime): A trio of trailers for the film.