Of course, Bloodsport is far more than just a flimsy, low budget martial arts flick made 35 years ago. I’ve got this already from Capelight June release, note that the booklet text is in German, not sure if they have changed this for the 12th August release. Mediabooks for this are classy, I dislike the taller DVD size dimensions though, Plaion's Phantasm UHD has the Blu ray height dimensions I like better. The packaging is worth its own mention as Bloodsport gets a trio of different special edition packages to choose from - mirroring the Mediabook style popular in Capelight's native Germany.

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These FPs were very unusual and had this awesome building quality without the typical dents/scratches and have a very thick painting and especially the white ones look awesome.Capelight Pictures, in association with ‎ Altitude Film Distribution, will bring to 4K Blu-ray Newt Arnold's cult film Bloodsport (1988), starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, Donald Gibb, Leah Ayres, Norman Burton, and Forest Whitaker. which is understandable - it more than gets the job done - but the Atmos upgrade is a fun alternative for those feeling a little more adventurous. Bloodsport is more than just the sum of its pretty flimsy parts, not only remaining a solid debut for Van Damme, with some spectacular martial arts action, but also the birth of MMA, UFA and even Mortal Kombat. There's plenty of oomph to the action, with the cheesy but perfectly toned score (alternating fabulously between cheery strums for the hero and more ominous tones for the villain) gets the best coverage across the array, rounding out a lovely - and unexpected - Atmos upgrade. There they used the matte finish with spot-gloss, that I like more than the coarse leather ones, they use for their UHD-releases.