The first film in history to use Dolby’s 360 surround sound system called Atmos that is widely available on both theaters and home theater systems today.

And even if it cost expensive, I would like boutique labels (Arrow who uses Fidelity in Motion encoding process) to have the HDR grading based on Disney Plus version and not the reused first disc. This is the company sublicensed WALL E to Criterion despite wasted potential not to be in 100 GB.

The HDR analyser did mentioned Mad Max: Fury Road. A launch 4K disc (back in March 2016) with actual HDR usage and highlights. And it never get better, despite being an AMC Dolby Cinema viewer (Dolby Vision HDR). Resolution is the secondary thing, and the correct HDR usage is the main one.