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Description: hi all You are looking at a BLU-RAY THE GOOD SHEPHERD BRAND NEW SEALED! Please note that this product is brand new and is hard to find now! Please visit my store for more great deals!! Please feel free to ask any questions. Stay safe and have a happy day !! Three-time Oscar winning cinematographer Robert Richardson shot The Good Shepherd on film, with post-production on a digital intermediate. With the film's period-specific demands delegated primarily to the Oscar-nominated production design, Richardson's lighting can be roughly divided into two styles. One is a well-lit, cool, "man in a gray flannel suit" style designed to convey the ordinariness of Matt Damon's Wilson as he blends into his workaday surroundings. The other is a film-noir world of shadows, silhouettes, mirrors and pools of darkness, which represents the spy's natural element, filled with secrets and duplicity.Universal's 1080p, AVC-encoded Blu-ray is one of its better catalog efforts, probably because there was no need to retransfer The Good Shepherd from film elements, given the preparation of a DI and release via digital cinema. The image features plentiful detail, solid blacks, a rich and varied color palette and, best of all, none of the evidence of digital tampering that has marred so many Universal catalog releases. As is common with many DI-completed projects, the grain pattern is so fine as to be nearly undetectable, and some shots, when frozen in screencaps, may appear to have been sharpened (and, yes, DI colorists have been known to apply sharpening, with the DP's full approval). In motion, however, there are no edge halos and none of the video appearance that has been a recurrent feature of so many Universal catalog titles. The Good Shepherd looks exactly like a big-budget film shot in 2006 should look.A few sequences fade from black-and-white to color, and there appears to be some archival news footage that has been digitally enhanced (although, given Richardson's experience on JFK, it's entirely possible that some of the footage was convincingly recreated in camera). The transitions are handled so smoothly that they enhance the sense of realism.With only one extra, the bulk of the BD-50 has been devoted to the 167-minute film, yielding a healthy average bitrate of 30.13 Mbps, which is particularly helpful for some of the more complex crowd scenes and for Richardson's painterly layering of light and shadow.

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