The 4K transfer for From Russia with Love is very good. The film grain resolves better here than it did on Dr. No, and that’s a nice improvement. The image still has a moderate softness (similar to Dr. No), but it doesn’t have any digital look to it at all. There’s no edge enhancement or over-sharpening to worry about. Color grading is natural, leaning towards desaturated if not, overexposed. It looks quite similar to Dr. No, but with improved film grain that makes the picture feel more authentic to my eyes. Overall, I think this is a solid presentation for a movie of this vintage. AUDIO QUALITY The audio on From Russia with Love feels pretty similar to Dr. No. The movie sounds largely mono, but there are some nice moments where the sound expands and uses the Dolby Atmos platform well. For example, when the plane flies over Bond’s head, it really feels like it’s moving across the room. Dialog is decently balanced throughout, and it fits well with the age of the film. Overall, it’s a solid audio track that stays true to the original while adding a little extra with the Atmos upgrade. OVERALL & MOVIE THOUGHTS Overall, the picture quality is solid with nice detail and improved film grain over Dr. No, though it still has that natural softness I like. The audio feels front-heavy, but the Dolby Atmos mix shines when it needs to, adding some cool height effects like the plane flying overhead. I really liked this movie, and it’s great to see it looking and sounding this good. Highly Recommended! REVIEW SCORES VIDEO: 4.5 out of 5 AUDIO: 4.5 out of 5 REVIEWED BY: Carl Mulder MOVIE REVIEWED: ebay.com/itm/187124684495 Thanks for reading. Let me know what you think in the comments below. #Bond #JamesBond #PhysicalMedia @007