Detective pikachu blu ray special edition

It's a fresh take on Pokémon movies in a film noir style, but is probably not appropriate for the really young or sensitive kiddos. Thematically, it's much more complex than most Pokémon movies, dealing with issues of intra-familial connections and personal growth. Also, tone of the movie is darker than most Pokémon media, and the ending doesn't wrap itself with a bow and easily determinable moral. The visuals are gorgeous, though. If you've ever wondered what a Blade Runner would look like in a Pokémon world, here you go. Whether at home, out and about in the city, or in nature, the Pokémon fit in nicely to create a believable AU. My biggest quibble is with Ryan Reynolds as Pikachu. It's not his voice acting per se, but some of the humor was more mature in tone and I kept waiting for him to bring it into the Deadpool zone. Obviously this doesn't happen, but if you plan a Deadpool/Detective Pikachu double feature, you might have the same issue. All in all, it's enjoyable but the themes and tone are best for a slightly older audience; One which still enjoys Pokémon.

In a world where people collect Pok�mon to do battle, a boy comes across an intelligent talking Pikachu who seeks to be a detective.

DISC CONFIGURATION:

3D BLU-RAY:

1080p High Definition 16x9 2.40:1.

3D Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1: English, French – Parisian; Audio Descriptive Service: English 5.1; Dolby Digital 5.1: Catalan, Spanish – Castilian, Czech, Dutch, Basque Spanish, Flemish, Hindi, Polish/Voiceover, Romanian, Slovak;

3D Subtitles: Catalan forced, Spanish – Castilian, Czech, Dutch, English for hearing impaired, Basque Spanish forced, Hebrew, Hindi forced, French – Parisian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak forced

2D BLU-RAY:

1080p High Definition 16x9 2.4O:1.

2D Audio: Dolby Atmos-TrueHD: English; Dolby Digital 5.1: Bulgarian, Czech, English, Portuguese – European, Hindi, Hungarian, Polish/Voiceover, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Turkish;

2D Subtitles: Arabic, Bulgarian, English for hearing impaired, Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Hindi forced, Hebrew, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Slovak forced, Slovenian, Portuguese-European, Turkish

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Young Tim Goodman (Justice Smith) arrived in Pokémon-friendly Ryme City to settle the affairs of his estranged and vanished cop father Harry, and got to meet his dad's beat partner-a Pikachu with a human voice (Ryan Reynolds) that only he can understand. Together, they resolve to break Harry's unsolved last case... if some powerful special interests don't break them first. Fun family hit, the first live-action/CGI mix feature for the fabled franchise, co-stars Kathryn Newton, Bill Nighy, Ken Watanabe.

When skilled detective Harry Goodman (Paul Kitson) disappears suddenly, his son Tim (Justice Smith) is determined to find out where he is. Also taking on the investigation is Detective Pikachu (Ryan Reynolds), the former Pokémon partner to Harry. Pikachu and Tim work well together, finding and following clues across the metropolis of Ryme City, a place where Pokémon and humans live together in harmony. Not everything is as it seems, as the two discover a terrible secret that may ruin the Pokémon universe in this action-adventure animation film. Written and directed by Rob Letterman.~Clare Perez-Izaguirre Lopez

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Giorgio October 16, 2019 At 4:47 pm

One might hope that this would be a very useful listing for people with UHD 4K systems who would like additional 4K content. Unfortunately, in spite of the worthwhile effort, it’s instead a sad commentary on the sorry state of film culture in the U.S. that virtually none of the films in the listing are even worth seeing. I was only able to find about 8 films that I’d want to see at all, much less in 4K format. If you looked at top 100 greatest film lists of all times from reputable organizations you won’t find a SINGLE ONE of the greatest films produced on this listing. In a grossly capitalistic culture like ours, the only thing that counts for the home-market producers is the almighty dollar, which unfortunately seldom aligns with what is of greatest artistic merit. A few films that are missing from this list but are of greater merit than 95% of those listed are: Scarface, In the Heart of the Sea, Pulp Fiction, Magnificent Seven, and Wizard of Oz. Hope you read these messages and add this to the listing. I don’t do “Twitter” or any social media and I have never owned a cellphone – Luddite Film Afficionado

HD Report September 29, 2019 At 4:26 pm

Thanks John! As far as the Jack Ryan movies, most of those are only available as Region B/2 at this time. We only list Region A/1 or Region Free on this list. It would be a really heavy page if we listed every region.

HD Report August 26, 2019 At 9:19 pm

Thanks Thatcher! We must have dropped those rows somehow. Think you are right about Shutter Island though — can’t find it here in the US.

HD Report August 7, 2019 At 2:20 pm

Hi Rodrigo. The reason we don’t have “Paddington 2” is because as far as we know it is only available in a B/2 region — not Region A/1 for North America+. This list is only Region A/1. As far as “Mia and the White Lion” it is only available in BD in the US. Thanks again for checking our work!

HD Report December 28, 2018 At 9:18 pm

Per requests we have revised the list to have all “The” titles ordered by the following word. For example, “The Matrix” is now listed as “Matrix, The” therefore alphabetized under M.
Hope this helps!

HD Report March 28, 2019 At 11:12 am

It’s just a quicker way to find a title. Before changing the format there were about 70 movie titles starting with “The”. Anyway, we could always go back but wanted to try for a while. Thanks for the input!

HD Report December 12, 2018 At 9:54 pm

Thank you for the suggestion Peter. You could definitely help to keep the site running and updated by purchasing from our sponsored links!

hdreport September 13, 2018 At 2:48 pm

Hi Ryan thanks. We know what you’re saying, and it would be great to do that. However, certain titles such as “A Few Good Men” and “A Wrinkle in Time” just don’t seem to make sense without the “A.” What do others think?

detective pikachu blu ray special edition