What an interesting, mesmerizing film. I put this in the HD Talk section because if you go to any blu ray review site they claim this is one of the best blu's ever released in terms of Audio/Video quality...and it lives up to it! Wow, such sharp detail, magnificent colors, and awe inspiring cinematography.

In case someone doesn't know what this film is, it's a documentary from 1993 that features images of nature and society from around the world. No dialogue, just gorgeously shot footage and music.

Highly worth checking out if you want to see the best blu ray has to offer.

Unfortunately Mortal Kombat's Baraka does not make an appearance

Yes, it usually gets mentioned whenever someone asks for reference blu-rays. It will definitely show off a decent system.

http://forum.dvdtalk.com/hd-talk/496...-ray-ever.html

I bought it when it came out .... enjoyed it a lot but later sold it .... just wasn't a title I was prone to revisit often

I admittedly did not do a search thinking this film would have a thread, my bad

I had never even heard of this film before I joined the forum (my first thought was the Mortal Kombat character), but everyone seems to rave about the quality of the blu ray. May have to check out.

Definitely one of the best-looking discs in my collection

Love the guy.

and remember folks, director Ron Fricke's latest 70mm opus Samsara is coming out this year, theatrically (hopefully) and on bluray (I assume)

Saw it projected in 4K a few months ago.

http://www.highdefdigest.com/blog/tiff-samsara/

^ nice (I'm jealous)

how did it sound? so far only the TIFF presentation was in 7.1 surround sound, whereas the recent Santa Barbara Film Festival screening was not.

Sounded good too. It was in one of the festival's better venues. The score and sound design are basically identical to Baraka.