High Plains Drifter (4KUHD)

I enjoy this movie. Clint Eastwood is a stranger who rides in to a town with no values and begins exercising his influence to teach lessons to the bad guys as well as the cowardly and corrupt townspeople. BUT there is something otherworldly about Eastwood's character and that is what keeps you guessing. People are yelling "Who are YOU??" and Eastwood just gives them a look and they know they are in trouble. A great movie.

Great movie

Loved this movie. Clint Eastwood can’t be beat.

This is probabley the strangest Eastwood western I have ever seen. It says the man with no name returns. its better to say this is like the man with no name mixed with pale rider, except he Makes no bones about being good or bad. most of his actions reflect that the man with no name has come to an end of his time, not caring for good or evil. the musical score is the best in any clint eastwood western. My favorite eastwood western would have to be outlaw josse wales and now this one. the mood in this film is ruminesant with the end of the call of the wild. I cant put my finger on what makes this film so memorable. Maybe this was the only way clint knew how to say goodbye to the man with no name. Its like the stranger is more of a ghost of the man with no name. Very good eastwood western. If you like clints westerns then get this one for sure.I got the bluray version. It has no special features just the movie in high def. I feel that all eastwood westerns are better on dvd because its slightly more gritty lending to the feel of his drama. All eastwood fans know that his westrns are very gritty and rough. So high def might no be the best viewing. But with that said. This film shines in high def with its vibrant colors. The sound is good not great. Some moments the music washes out the acting. I think that was the intent. Kinda like in for a few dollars more. If you like the other man with no name roles then you cant pass this one by. i only hope that clint is recognized as a western icon like wayne. Great job on a bizarre horror western.

It was pretty good. Maybe a 7+ in 4k glory. Having just watched fistful of dollars in 4k and that being older..just wasn't as amazing.

Universal has given "High Plains Drifter"(1973) a beautiful Blu-ray transfer for it's 40th Anniversary that will make Western fans proud and fans of Clint Eastwood want to add this to their collections. Eastwood made three Westerns in the Seventies("Joe Kidd", "The Outlaw Josey Wales") and "High Plains Drifter" was his first Western as both star and director. Filmed at Mono Lake, the cinematography by Bruce Surtees looks stunning in this Blu-ray presentation from Universal with vibrant colors that are a wonder to behold. The restoration team at Universal deserves lots of credit for making this great Western look brand new. Not only can you see the dust of the town of Lago, but you can feel it too. Even the beads of sweat on the actor's faces stand out in the pristine close-ups that Eastwood films. Another improvement of the standard DVD release is the Audio. It's so clear that in the beginning of the film when Eastwood's mysterious Stranger rides silently into town the only sound is the horse's hoofs hitting the dusty dirt road(A word of warning: the gunshots are loud so you may want to turn down the volume). The production design is another standout given a whole new life through this Blu ray presentation. You can really see the detail in both the interiors and exteriors. Costumes are more vivid too down to the smallest details. "High Plains Drifter" is 105 minutes(Aspect Ratio: 2.35.1) and contains the following subtitles: English SDH and Spanish. Audio features are English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, English Dolby Digital 2.0 and French DTS Digital Surround 2.0. The only special feature is the Theatrical Trailer. This Blu ray also includes both Digital Copy and UltraViolet and comes in a slipcase. If you love Westerns or a fan of Clint Eastwood, then you'll be more than pleased with this great new Blu-ray release from Universal.

I first saw "High Plains Drifter" in the theater soon after it was released in the summer of 1973.I was 17 at the time. Well I'm 64 now and I got it on DVD and I appreciate it even more. This was only the second movie Clint Eastwood had directed,("Play Misty For Me" in 1971 was his first,) and he did a really good job. This is what they called a revisionist Western. Ernest Tidyman who created the first black Private Detective "John Shaft" and won the "Oscar" for Best Screenplay for "The French Connection" in 1971 wrote this. Dean Riesner who co-wrote "Coogan's Bluff" from 1968,"Play Misty for Me","Dirty Harry" from 1971,"Charley Varrick" from 1973 and "The Enforcer" from 1976 and also wrote the teleplay for the great mini-series "Rich Man, Poor Man" in 1976 ,(which made Nick Nolte a star.) He had an uncredited hand in rewriting the screenplay for "High Plains Drifter." It features fine cinematography from Bruce Surtees who also worked on "Play Misty For Me" and "Dirty Harry" and another great Western "The Outlaw Josey Wales" from 1976. Dee Barton created an effective score ,kinda eerie. Mono Lake in Northern,California near Sierra is the setting in a small mining town called Lago. A tagline for one of the ads read "They asked him to protect the town and He turned it into a blood red living Hell !"

Classic Clint Eastwood western 🐴 Lots of action, suspense and gunfights. Small town with a horrific history. Oh yeah, some romance 💝 thrown in also. The town never looked better than in the colour red. So strap in 💺 and get ready for an explosive 🧨 ride of pure hell to pay.

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This is a big improvement over the old blu-ray. The picture has much more detail with much more natural colours ie skin tones. The 5.1 audio is nice & clear. If you like Clint Eastwood this is a must have addition to your 4K collection.

Clint Eastwood ineguagliabile.Bellissimo da collezione privata, audio e video superlativi, venditore affidabilità top Amazon impeccabile come sempre grazie

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