The only downside: Lack of HDR (High Dynamic Range). If you own a 4K HDR TV, seek the 4K BluRay. But for projectors, older HDTVs, or laptop watching, 720p is ideal.

The film features incredible practical effects and CGI integration. At 720p, the "film grain" and dark, atmospheric lighting of the 19th-century setting remain immersive without requiring massive bandwidth.

Critics highly praised the cinematography by Anthony Dod Mantle, noting its "painstakingly gorgeous" visuals and ability to place the audience directly into the action. Performances: