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Forgetting Sarah Marshall(2008)
Struggling musician Peter Bretter (Jason Segel) has spent six years idolizing his girlfriend, television star Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell). He's the guy left holding her purse in paparazzi photos and accidentally omitted from acceptance award speeches. But when she decides to break up with him, Peter's world falls apart. To clear his head and lift his spirits, he takes an impulsive trip to Hawaii, where he runs into the last thing he expects to see: His ex and her hip new British-rocker boyfriend, Aldous (Russell Brand), staying at his hotel. Even as Peter keeps running into the two people he is trying to avoid, he finds comic relief and support in his new-found hotel buddies, including a growing flirtation with Rachel (Mila Kunis), the beautiful resort staff employee whose laid-back philosophy inspires him to get back on track and rejoin the world. In the process, Peter discovers what makes him feel truly happy...his vampire musical project, a daring albeit unplanned dip in the ocean, and the pleasures of many, many fruity cocktails. For more about Forgetting Sarah Marshall and the Forgetting Sarah Marshall Blu-ray release, see the Forgetting Sarah Marshall Blu-ray Review Starring: Jason Segel, Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis, Russell Brand, Bill Hader, Paul Rudd Director: Nicholas Stoller » See full cast & crew Forgetting Sarah Marshall Blu-ray, Video QualityAs a result of being filmed in scenic Hawaii, Forgetting Sarah Marshall is considerably more lush in its photography than most comedies. The film showcases the island's famous black sand beaches, colorful flora and stunning ocean vistas; these colorful locations are infinitely more interesting than the usual Los Angeles setting that seems to be a predominant aspect of many recent comedies. Universal has encoded the film using AVC Mpeg-4, in 1080p, while maintaining the movie's original theatrical aspect ratio of 1.85:1. Forgetting Sarah Marshall is a colorful film loaded with deep green hues and vivid primary colors. Detail isn't as refined as the best Blu-ray encodes, but is entirely consistent with the film's theatrical exhibition. Contrast is stable, if a little heightened, while black levels skate just above reference level. Picture anomalies are noticeably absent, save a few instances of edge enhancement. Forgetting Sarah Marshall isn't a reference-grade encode, but it does do a faithful job of recreating the film. Recommended. Forgetting Sarah Marshall Blu-ray, Audio QualityComedies aren't generally renowned for their cutting-edge use of sound, so it should come as no surprise that Forgetting Sarah Marshall does little to break with this tradition. The film is primarily front-loaded with only the occasional ambient effect appearing in the rear channels. Universal has wisely chosen to stick with their usual 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio standards; the film might not provide much action, but lossless audio still helps to improve the presentation. Forgetting Sarah Marshall relies heavily on dialogue, an area where this lossless encode excels. Voices are grounded in the center channel, never sounding distorted or suffering from a lack of intelligibility. The film also features a large amount of music; both Jason Segel and Russell Brand play musicians in the film who often break into song during the course of the movie. These musical asides, along with the score to the film, are heavily rooted in the front of the soundstage, anchored by responsive bass and outstanding musical fidelity. While Forgetting Sarah Marshall doesn't break any new ground in sound design, it is a nicely assembled soundtrack that manages to remain faithful to the intent of the filmmakers. Recommended! Forgetting Sarah Marshall: Other Editions
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