Mortal Engines Steelbook (4K Ultra-HD + Blu-ray)

Lord of the Rings' Peter Jackson presents a startling new adventure unlike any you‘ve seen before. Hundreds of years after our civilisation was destroyed, a new world has emerged. A mysterious young woman named Hester Shaw leads a band of outcasts in the fight to stop London – now a giant predator city on wheels – from devouring everything in its path.

Bonus Features Include:

• Welcome to London
• End of the ancients
• In the Air

4K Picture review by Avforums:

This is a tremendous picture that easily exceeds the Blu-ray in every regard. Detail is wonderfully seen from skin texture to clothing weaves (check out the slave traders button jacket), from exhibits in the museum to instrumentation panels in the control room, from clouds to CGI landscapes; each and every one has well defined edges. Check out the dust on the relics, grime under fingernails or how ‘papery’ and worn the maps are.

Add to this the benefit of HDR and the WCG and you have something really special; all the primaries come off well and when they are on screen together, such as inside St. Pauls, it is spectacular. Lighting is vivid in places, rich reds, lush greens and cool blues. Check out the sunsets, how natural and orange the sky is, check out the various explosions and how deep the oranges are there. The purple of the Medusa weapon, and its destructive retina burning beam.

Black is rich and deep, pushing the frame, hiding some nice shadow detail, the climax at night or, again, inside St Pauls when [SPOILER] is superb and this scene equally shows how well the white scale is, with incredible highlights. High up in the clouds, check how bright and detailed the skyline is.

Digitally there are no compression issues and the original source is pristine. A simply gorgeous picture.