The Lost World: Jurassic Park, the dinosaur hunting game

IMAGE – In the high grasses

Without digital tripatoulage (point of DNR visible here) and more refined than those of the 1st opus, the images of this second episode present a beautiful silver patina, much more precise details (the texture of the skin, clothing fabrics, the finesse found from the decorations), a warmer colorimetric palette (the carnation) and living (the blues of the sky, the greens of the jungle), other more dynamic light sources (light lights, urban lighting, lighthouses, etc.) and more striking contrasts; the depth of the blacks taking advantage of the many night scenes where it's moving a lot.

Of course, « defects » Intrinsic at the source persist (sweetnesses of this one, portions of the blurred frame, obvious integrations), but this sufficiently neat remasterization greatly improves the fades and mullasson visuals of the previous Blu-ray.

SON – Hang on, it'll hurt!

Exhausting (a guarantee of quality in this case), the VO DTS:X hits hard in all areas and reminds us how much the mixing of Gary Rydstrom (We have to save Private Ryan.) was already « monstrous » At the time.

The sound scene is wide (cf. the realism of atmospheric atmospheres), the mixing is amazingly clear and takes advantage of each speaker (it moves things above our heads – a special mention at the fall of the mobile laboratory –), the dynamics are prodigious, the basses (deeps) very assertive (the approach of the tyrannosaurs) and the music as expressive as the rest.

And if the VF remains spectacular, it seems to remain on the reserve in addition to being any tighter by comparing it to its 3D friend.

CONCLUSION – The end of the dream?

Far from being lost when he crosses the road of prehistoric predators, Steven Spielberg avoids the simple rescue and becomes « radicalisation » Watching for the outbreak of violence (until death ensues), more bubbling in 4K Ultra HD!