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Generous in mastering and restoration, Shadow of a Doubt doesn't show a single speck of dirt or dust from age. It's pristine. The true 4K scan delivers detail in droves, the sharpness faultless as it reveals endless definition. There's texture everywhere, from cracking paint on doors to facial detail up close. Bricks and dirt during the opening scenes spare nothing when revealing every nuance captured by the film stock.

Precise, fine grain stays untouched, preserved wonderfully. The encode doesn't struggle, keeping the visuals purely film-like. The generous HDR pass produces exceptional black levels, suited to the moody, intense cinematography. Gray scale looks faultless, and there's a pleasing contrast at the top end. It's respectful to the material, emboldened only where needed. Shadow of a Doubt is stellar catalog work.

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While naturally hollow, the appealing, aged dialog is preserved in DTS-HD. No static or popping intrude. Other than an overzealous echo around 15-minutes (when Charlies tries sending a telegram), the entire track sounds exceptionally pure. The score even dips into the low-end, however minimally.

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