Height effects are keenly utilized and completely enveloping during action sequences where giant, angry elementals tower over the listener. The Dolby Atmos soundtrack incorporates both realistic surround, as when a flophouse in Venice is besieged by construction noises, along with more fanciful activity when a mysterious villain's voice emerges from all around. The wide color gamut, meanwhile, enables a dreamlike golden palette inside a luxury hotel. Dolby Vision high dynamic range brings even more to love, with particularly vibrant highlights during a nighttime carnival in Prague. The fast-paced action feels practically three- dimensional, with exceptional use of focus across the 2.39:1 frame. Spider-Man wears several different suits throughout the story, one entirely CGI, and each exhibits a texture distinct from its brethren. A new menace has emerged in the form of elemental monsters that channel the powerful forces of fire, water and more, threatening to destroy the Earth and ruin Peter's class trip to Europe! Fortunately, a strange ally has arrived at precisely the same time, with abilities almost too amazing to be believed.Ĭlarity is outstanding on this Ultra HD disc, and at times down-right striking in wide shots. Still, Spider-Man: Far from Home somehow manages to engage us from start to finish.Įight months after the conclusion of Avengers: Endgame, Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is doing his best to deal with the aftereffects of "the blip," which eradicated half of humanity before returning them five years later.
Add to that irksome choice an abundance of high school drama and perhaps an over-reliance upon comedy and big-screen Spidey is at risk of alienating longtime fans. Marvel's beloved signature character has certainly had some Hollywood ups and downs, but in his most recent iteration he seems content to exist in the shadow of Tony Stark/Iron Man rather than stand truly alone.
The true superpower on display in the current Spider-Man franchise might be its irresistible charm.
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