Raise | The Titanic (1980) Bluray

If you are a fan of or a Titanic enthusiast , this Blu-ray is a "must-own" simply for the restoration of the visuals and the score. However, casual viewers may find the 114-minute runtime a bit of a slog between the spectacular effects sequences.

: The disc features a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track. Reviewers from High-Def Digest praise the presentation of John Barry’s legendary score , which is often cited as the best part of the film. The sweeping brass and haunting strings are crisp, immersive, and provide the emotional weight the script sometimes lacks. Bonus Features Raise the Titanic (1980) bluray

: Interviews with effects artists who explain how they built the massive 55-foot, 10-ton model of the ship. If you are a fan of or a

: The actual "raising" sequence remains a marvel of practical effects. Even in high definition, the physical models hold up remarkably well, providing a sense of scale and "realness" that modern CGI often misses. Reviewers from High-Def Digest praise the presentation of

: This is the highlight of the release. Sourced from a high-definition master of the interpositive, the 1080p/AVC MPEG-4 transfer features surprisingly vivid colors and a fine layer of natural film grain. According to Blu-ray.com, the detail in the "rust" and underwater textures of the model Titanic is exceptional, far exceeding the murky DVD releases.

While not an "Ultimate Edition," the Shout! Factory disc includes: