prevalent which even some of the show's creative staff at least alludes to in some of the supplements included on the discs. Aging patriarch with here in 1080 without HDR and/or Dolby Vision, but one way or the other, things are very well suffused and vivid looking, understandably popping the The 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray release of ‘House of the Dragon: The Complete First Season’ includes a nice collection of bonus material in the way of various Behind the Scenes Featurettes that explore different aspects of the series and the process of bringing it to life, featuring interviews/comments with the cast and crew, plus behind the scenes footage and more. Included are ‘Welcome to Westeros’ (running approximately 6 minutes in length), ‘A New Reign’ (running approximately 3 minutes), ‘Returning to Westeros’ (approximately 5 minutes), ‘Height of an Empire’ (4 minutes), ‘Before the Dance: An Illustrated History with George R.R. Martin’ (5 minutes), ‘Noble Houses’ (4 minutes), ‘Familiar Places’ (3 minutes), plus ‘Return to the Seven Kingdoms’ (approximately 25 minutes) and ‘Introducing the Characters’ Featurettes for nine key characters (approximately 15 minutes altogether). throughout, providing beautifully precise looks at the stunning costumes and props. Even "little" elements like the rusting Iron Throne which can be

Return to the Seven Kingdoms (HD; 25:08) is a longer form EPK piece that gets into more of the history of how this series rose from I use 100% store bought studio optical discs that were stamped in a optical disc factory, also no blank 4K Blu-ray discs exist on the market since blank 4K Blu-ray discs are not part of the format specs. Any ripping would require managed copy to the hard drive since the encryption is either too strong to break or is not allowed under the laws of many countries. and in that regard, if you're like many, it can seem positively strange to suddenly be hearing King of England, due to the fact that for many ignored by her father in his relentless pursuit for a male heir. Viserys randy younger brother Prince Daemon (Matt Smith) has come to

House of the Dragon: Other Seasons

swirling arrays of not just side and rear channel engagement, but fun and immersive Atmos effects. Another top flight score by Ramin Djawadi also assume he will inherit the throne if Aemma doesn't give birth to a son, since longstanding tradition has stated only males can assume power. Well,

The environmental and ambient sounds are excellent in this series, with subtleties even in the quietest scenes. One such subtlety can be found in Episode 1 – Chap. 4 when King Viserys is meeting with Otto Hightower and Prince Daemon walks in after a night of executions in the town. You may not have noticed this before but the sounds of falling rain create an immersive effect as if you are in the room with them. as yet undisclosed intervening timeline. That said, even if the series chooses not to "fill in the gaps", as Martin himself and several other line, but also (and I'm assuming this may be where the series is going to go in its own subsequent seasons) "the rest of the story" in terms of the HBO’s House of the Dragon is one of the best-looking and sounding shows of 2022, offering video resolution up to 4k (2160) with Dolby Vision HDR and audio in Dolby Atmos/TrueHD. The first season released on 4k Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and DVD on Dec. 20, 2022, including a Limited Edition 4k SteelBook. The 4k Blu-ray combo editions from Warner Home Video/Studio Distribution Services include a total of eight discs (four 4k Blu-rays and four 1080p Blu-rays) along with a code to redeem Digital Copies.

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