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Stolen(2012)
A former thief frantically searches for his missing daughter, who has been kidnapped and locked in the trunk of a taxi. For more about Stolen and the Stolen Blu-ray release, see the Stolen Blu-ray Review Starring: Nicolas Cage, Malin Akerman, Josh Lucas, Sami Gayle, Danny Huston, Edrick Browne Director: Simon West » See full cast & crew Stolen Blu-ray, Video QualityStolen's high definition Blu-ray presentation satisfies in all areas. Millennium Entertainment's transfer offers rich colors and solid details from start to finish. The source material offers a rather smooth, inorganic appearance, a bit sterile but certainly not lacking in crisp textures and solid clarity. Indeed, facial and clothing details are top-notch, and the complex urban landscape around New Orleans -- including cars and structures -- appears perfectly defined even in longer distance and overhead shots. The color palette is very strong, perhaps a hair washed out but offering a brilliant array of flavorful hues, from vibrant yellow and blue cabs to more mundane earthen and urban grays around the city. Black levels are very good, like the colors a hair washed out but mostly steady and pleasing in nighttime scenes and shadowy corners alike. Flesh tones present no immediate problems. The image shows only trace amounts of banding and no other severe ailments of note. In summation, a very good presentation from Millennium. Stolen Blu-ray, Audio QualityStolen features a high quality Dolby TrueHD 5.1 lossless soundtrack. Certainly, it's not so good as to stand out from the pack, but it does everything well, presents all elements in good working order, and satisfies in every scene. There's a good general presence to music; there's noticeable heft to the notes accompanying the opening titles, yielding very natural front-side spacing and clarity. The basic refrain that plays through much of the movie that takes on a fairly light and playful throwback caper style sound also plays smoothly and accurately around the stage. There are some good choice directional effects during action scenes and a few enjoyable specific elements, like a chunk of a heavy vault that zips from front to back and lands with a thud behind the listening area in one scene from the movie's opening minutes. The Mardi Gras festivities bring a nice, steady stream of mood-critical ambiance to various scenes; listeners will never feel absolutely immersed in the moment, but the general din proves suitably effective. Dialogue is even and clear, playing naturally and steadily through the center speaker. This is a good example of a well-rounded Blu-ray track that doesn't stand apart from the crowd but that does stand tall and deliver all that's asked of it with ease. Stolen: Other Editions
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