Thor: Love and Thunder

Such an amazing movie. Thor and mighty thor rocks. The quality of the bluray is stunning. The slipcover is so shiny. Just go for it. The service provided by The global Genie (seller) is pure 5/5 stars. Thank you Amazon. "In Gods we trust" ❤❤❤

Mi favorita de las tres películas del sueorherore THOR, me fascina la escencia que tiene muy diferente a las demás y los efectos todavía aceptables , buena música electrónica

Venía en excelentes condiciones, buen precio y super bien como coleccionable

Leider habe ich nicht gesehen, dass die DVD nur in englischer Sprache ist, habe halt meine englische Sprachkenntnisse mal wieder trainiert ...

Great movie from thor line

Let’s get one thing out of the way: Thor: Love and Thunder on 4K disc sounds very good, but it’s not the demo disc its bombastic tone might suggest. This is a clean, modern Dolby Atmos mix that prioritizes consistency and clarity over raw dynamic punch. At reference level (0.0 dB), the mix is undeniably loud, but not particularly explosive. Dynamics are somewhat compressed compared to top-tier Atmos titles. Quiet scenes don’t drop as low as they should, and action sequences—while impactful—rarely deliver that chest-thumping contrast that makes reference-level playback truly exciting. The LFE channel is solid but conservative. Bass is present, tight, and well-controlled, yet rarely ventures into “show-off” territory. Even during large-scale action and god-level theatrics, the low end feels restrained—more supportive than dominant. It’s good bass, just not the kind that makes you glance at your subwoofers and smile. Surround and height activity is frequent and well integrated, but also very on-brand for modern Marvel mixes: lots of ambience, music spread into the heights, and occasional effects overhead—but few moments that really scream “this is why you installed Atmos.” The soundstage is wide and enveloping, yet rarely startling or daring. Dialogue clarity is excellent, even during chaotic scenes at reference level. Vocals remain anchored and intelligible, and the mix never collapses into harshness or distortion. The soundtrack and needle-drops are mixed loudly and cleanly, though they sometimes dominate the presentation rather than enhance immersion. Importantly, this is still far superior to streaming. The disc offers better headroom, cleaner transients, and more stable bass. But compared to truly reference-caliber Atmos discs, this one feels more engineered for safety than designed to impress. Bottom line: Thor: Love and Thunder on 4K disc delivers a polished, competent Dolby Atmos mix that sounds good at reference level without ever fully cutting loose. If you’re expecting demo-worthy dynamics or room-shaking bass, this isn’t it—but if you want clean, consistent, theater-style sound that won’t fatigue you, it gets the job done. ⸻ Audio System Used (Reference-Level Playback) • Listening Level: 0.0 dB (reference level) • AVR: Denon AVR-X4500H • Power Amps: • Emotiva (~145 W/ch @ 8 ohms) • Monolith M7100X 7-channel amp • Speakers: • Front L/R: ELAC Debut 2.0 F5.2 • Center: ELAC Debut 2.0 C6.2 • Surrounds: Monolith T5 towers • Rear Surrounds: KEF Q150 • Atmos: ELAC Debut 2.0 A4.2 (front), ELAC IC-DT61-W (rear height) • Subwoofers: Dual REL T/1003 (10”) • Disc Player: Panasonic UB420