THE CELL (2000) Arrow 4K UHD Review

 


Arrow Video brings director Tarsem Singh's visionary sci-fi/horror film THE CELL (2000) to Blu-ray and 4K UHD in a loaded 2-disc set, featuring three versions of the film and loads of extras.

Revisiting it for the first time in 25 (!!!) years, I still found it to be visually lush but fairly empty, though its fans will love the new razor-sharp transfer and hours of extras. Director Singh is a lot of fun to listen to in discussing the film, and critics, scholars and crew are along for the ride in extras new and old to dig into how it was made, received, and looked at a quarter of a century later.

Get your copy now from Amazon at:
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