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Pouring on the Dolby Vision intensity, Infinite shimmers and glows. Peak brightness is consistently spectacular. Every light source or reflection reaches the eye with gorgeous vividness. By design, black levels stay subdued (with exceptions), lacking when trying to hit pure black, preferring an elevated blue.

Continuing that high-end style, the digital cinematography sports impressive, high-resolution sharpness. While occasionally on the fringe, revealing ringing, Infinite's visual purity produces brilliant fidelity. Facial definition excels. Environments, sans any CG, spare nothing, everything truly 4K.

Utilizing a reserved color palette, digital grading keeps things on the cooler side, using blues and teals extensively. Flesh tones look great though, and it's not as if primaries don't have their moments. During the day, sunlight gives life to city streets, paint, bricks, and cars.

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This is a good one. Great, potent low-end generates a beefy rumble, enough to shake the room. There's not much variance though. An explosion rocks as hard as a car engine, both equally roaring through the subwoofer. Guns jolt to life.

Mixing spreads the soundstage wide, pans frequent and motion flawless. Chase scenes send vehicles flowing front-to-back, debris marked by the overheads, if not to any notable degree until drones factor into the story.

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