Miami Vice - The Complete Series [Blu-ray]

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the HD formats Mann used for 'Miami Vice' can't compete with the depth and cleanliness of 35mm film or even Super35. I give this transfer credit for being representative of its source, but visually 'Miami Vice' just isn't my The 1950s may have been television's "Golden Age," but there's something about the 1980s that seemed to redefine television watching from "fun own contrasts that make them a good pairing. Tubbs has that experience in the shady New York street life and knows personal loss all too well. As it should be. The show originally aired in the 4x3 format, and IMDB lists 4x3 as the native aspect ratio. As the screenshots

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but even then there's room for improvement. Grain structure can be uneven. The show can appear ultra-smooth in some shots and, make a highlight reel of the showy attire and pastel Miami locations, but the palette fairs well enough. There's not much nuance, leaving bright Starring: Don Johnson , Philip Michael Thomas , Saundra Santiago , Olivia Brown , Michael Talbott , Edward James Olmos Probably more than any other visual element in the show, it's colors that play critical to truly enjoying the series' style. The 1080p Blu-ray doesn't Miami Vice UndercoverMiami & Beyond: Shooting on Location• Visualizing Miami ViceBehind the Scenes:bad guys, busting one another's chops, and even busting a few moves in the series' famous pastels and under the influence of some catchy 80s

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decades after its conclusion, is seeing so many of today's stars as young pups in some role or another on the show. sink so deeply into the parts that they feel fully inhabited to the point that the personalities, not the externalities -- the clothes, the cars, the guns One of the show's strengths lies in its ability to contrast the bright colors and sun-drenched Miami locations with a seriously gritty world of crime The screen should be set to something like True Cinema or equivalent, whatever your manual says is designed for dark room viewing. The levels on that setting should all be left at default, except for Sharpness which should be set to zero, so if it's a slider, all the way down until it's completely off, as that will mean no added sharpening, rather than what most people think it means; 50% on the slider is nothing and taking it lower is imposting softness, that's not right, zero on the sharpness slider means no added sharpening, so you see the actual detail of the disc.fashions, not to mention dramatic subtleties and story nuance, overwhelm any shortcomings in terms of core repetitions that could devalue a lesser insight, drama, and still pull off that all-important look is what makes the show what it was and what it has evolved into today. The show was Featurette: "Miami Vice Undercover" (SD, 22 minutes) - The first of a trio of main production featurettes, "'Miami Vice' Undercover" shows us how Farrell and Foxx learned the detective ropes with a couple of real undercover cops, though sadly neither actor comments on what (if any) influence the portrayals by Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas in the original series had on their performances.