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Cold Pursuit Blu-ray review

by Sean P. Aune | May 14, 2019May 14, 2019 5:30 am EDT

Cold Pursuit is arriving on DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K UHD, and it’s far more entertaining than it has a right to be.

When we’re sent a Blu-ray to review our first concern is reviewing the actual presentation of the film more than the film itself. The theatrical run is when you review the movie, and the Blu-ray is when you review how it’s presented. Cold Pursuit, however, struck me as I watched it as something worth mentioning for the film itself.

The concept of a snow plow driver out for revenge sounds so silly when you first hear it, but once you watch the film and see the underlying story, it makes so much sense. The snow plow really shouldn’t ever be mentioned, this is a straight up parental revenge film for the death of his son. The plow isn’t even secondary except in the way it relates to the environment he lives in.

This is not to say that Cold Pursuit is some groundbreaking film, or that it will change your life, but we think you will certainly be entertained.

As to the Blu-ray itself, it’s a fine presentation with crisp visuals and audio. The extras are a tad sparse, but we certainly have seen worse. If anything, you find yourself wanting just a bit more from them as what is there is engaging.

It’s a fine package and serves its purpose, we just would have liked a tad more.

COLD PURSUIT 4K UHD / BLU-RAY / DIGITAL SPECIAL FEATURES

  • Deleted Scenes
  • Interview with Actor Liam Neeson
  • Interview with Director Hans Petter Moland
  • “Welcome to Kehoe: Behind the Scenes on Cold Pursuit” Featurette

COLD PURSUIT DVD SPECIAL FEATURES

  • “Welcome to Kehoe: Behind the Scenes on Cold Pursuit” Featurette

Disclaimer: Lionsgate provided us with a Blu-ray review copy of the film. We watched the film and all extras before beginning this review.

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Sean P. Aune

Sean Aune has been a pop culture aficionado since before there was even a term for pop culture. From the time his father brought home Amazing