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Just announced at Comic-Con...
Predator 3D will be coming to Blu-ray.
Limited Edition Head Packaging (500 available)
We might be in luck. Somebody posted this link at another site:Matt Hough said:The last Blu-ray release of this movie was such a disaster that maybe a new transfer had to be struck in order to do the conversion.
According to the Tweet by Fox's Jamie Finn, both the 2D and 3D are new 4k transfers...HALLELUJAH!!!YanMan said:We might be in luck. Somebody posted this link at another site:
https://twitter.com/tylerfdvdtalk/status/357926543474966528
good news if really true. if not, i stick with my old mpeg2 version. can you please provide the link to his tweet. i can't find it.lukejosephchung said:According to the Tweet by Fox's Jamie Finn, both the 2D and 3D are new 4k transfers...HALLELUJAH!!!
Just received confirmation directly from Fox that the 2DCan you confirm with your contacts at Fox if the 2D version is actually a new 4K transfer? There seems to be a little confusion about this.
Is this new 4K transfer actually new or was it the basis for the last Predator release which some people ( including myself ) would not buy.Ronald Epstein said:Just received confirmation directly from Fox that the 2D
version (in addition to the 3D) is indeed a new 4K transfer.
Awesome, thanks! Very much looking forward to this.Ronald Epstein said:Just received confirmation directly from Fox that the 2D
version (in addition to the 3D) is indeed a new 4K transfer.
I remember them saying that transfer was "director approved" so i guess it depends on who you speak to, if this really is a brand new 4K film scan and doesn't have the DNR - Edge enhancement sharpening issues then i will re-buy it, not interested in the 3D edition because they will have to go for a very smooth look for that release.Ted Van Duyn said:I went to SDCC few weeks ago and got the chance to talk to someone that looked to be the manager of the Predator 3D Booth. I first started out by referencing the "Ultimate Edition" and the problems with the edition's transfer being DNR'd to heck and back. His response was a very sincere "mistakes were made on that release" which quite honestly took me by surprise. But than I remembered that 20th Century Fox has been re-issueing their controversial BluRays with better/different video transfers that seem to get better praise on release, so I was glad he said they re-scanned the film and won't repeat the same mistake.
The information I received comes directly from James Finn at Fox.Is this new 4K transfer actually new or was it the basis for the last Predator release which some people ( including myself ) would not buy.
I never recall Fox saying the UHE was Director Approved - any source for that? The Director was in jail as far as I know.FoxyMulder said:I remember them saying that transfer was "director approved" so i guess it depends on who you speak to, if this really is a brand new 4K film scan and doesn't have the DNR - Edge enhancement sharpening issues then i will re-buy it, not interested in the 3D edition because they will have to go for a very smooth look for that release.
I wonder why Universal didn't do a brand new 2D release for Jurassic Park, the 3D edition isn't to my liking but they could have taken the opportunity to make a new 2D release which improves on the original release.