Where to buy 4k movies? There are many different sites, but if you need a digital format of 4K films, then our site 4K-Movies.Biz is the place where you can buy a subscription, and download all the movies on the site. Story Escape from New York 4K, 1997 The whole island of Manhattan is one big high security prison. For many years, the Third World War. The president is captured by a group of revolutionaries and imprisoned. A war veteran Plissken must rescue the president from this zone of infinite cruelty, and he has very little time. If he does not save the president in time, he will die. He was given a lethal drug, and he will receive an antidote on his return.

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In working mode, he revised Carpenter’s Escape from New York today, which in childhood seemed not so cool, apparently due to Kurt Russell’s lack of commitment. In childhood, the movie as you watch? – that – is cool, and this one is bad. With age, of course, you start to pay attention to some other things – well, at least on the Barbo neckline (by the way, she is the former spouse of Carpenter, so you can write a lot about her sexuality). Even as a child, you donÂ’t really appreciate all the little things that are mass in films: for example, in the former library there is an oil pumping tower mounted in the floor – it seems to you that this is normal and nothing to worry about.

I would not really like to go into the film history now, but Carpenter can be called the director of the first wave of post-apocalyptic cinema, and itÂ’s interesting that the frame is based on the films of the noir film: the night is sure (not only does the picture lose its appeal in daylight) even the night in the film seems to come every two hours), in which the hero dissolves, the predominance of vertical lines, and of course the eternal motive of the city. With New York in general, Carpenter gets overly ironic, well, or now it looks ridiculous (the film was shot on the 81st): Liberty City is a huge prison, well, and an eternal distortion on the theme of the American flag and of course the Statue of Liberty here too.

In general, with all the simplicity of the design, the director gets a very good story, which is surrounded by a drama similar to the president’s tie, tied to strict Windsor. And although it all looks at times naive, but put it all on the screen now, you could have made a great action. By the way, the electric Internet even somewhere wrote about a possible remake of the picture, but it is not very clear who will take it, hopefully not McG, but for example the Hughes brothers. It is clear that in the early 80s the film carried quite specific tasks, and it may therefore look bristling: the cold war, which in the film grew into a “hot one (for example, the main character, the Serpent, flew over Leningrad) the spirit of dystopia. Yes, and the main character of Carpenter turned out to be a classic for that time – that is, such “the most non-positive of the cutest characters, as the Ironworkers wrote. Well, that is, as a matter of fact, pure postmodern: the hero of the whole film saves the president, or rather some kind of audio recording, which is in a suitcase chained to the hand of the first person of the state. And this record seems to be like everyone should save and reconcile the states with the militant Soviets and Peking (oh, how now this whole story looks funny to communist China). And now, when tears come from the happy end, and the recording seems to be heard to the whole world and save it, the speakers play … jazz of course!

Info Blu-ray

Video
Codec: HEVC / H.265 (83.9 Mb/s)
Resolution: Native 4K (2160p)
HDR: Dolby Vision, HDR10
Aspect ratio: 2.35:1
Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1

Audio
English: Dolby TrueHD with Dolby Atmos 7.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)
English: DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)
English: DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 (48kHz, 24-bit)
English: Dolby Digital 5.1
English: Dolby Digital 2.0

Subtitles
English, English SDH.