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Hi Brad!Kyrsten Brad said:How in Sam Hill does Fantastic Flop (2015) merit a UHD 4K release?
Similarly to how Blu-rays often come packed with a DVD or digital download key, it appears that Fox's UHD Blu-rays will also contain a regular Blu-ray disc, as well as a "Digital HD" version.
You mean Raymond Burr lives again. Just kidding about which film version.Robert Harris said:Fox has the largest library of large format titles, with at least some, like Oklahoma! ready to go.
As 4k is apt to be a niche market, I'd like to see them put there best foot forward.
Likewise, Sony's inaugural titles should include Aurens, Strangelove and other titles that would appeal to the early adopter / cinephile. I fear we'll be seeing Godzilla once again.
I want combo packs personally. To get 4K I need a new TV, a new receiver with 4K pass thru, and a UHD player. Realistically it will take me a few years to get all that, so to get the best bang for my buck when purchasing new titles I want it to have a blu for now and a 4K for later. Any way to give the format the best chance of succeeding...TravisR said:I'll be the first to complain about a combo pack- "What do I need a Blu-ray for when I've got a 4K Ultra HD player?!"
TravisR said:I'll be the first to complain about a combo pack- "What do I need a Blu-ray for when I've got a 4K Ultra HD player?!"
Randy Korstick said:I've been wondering that for years while collecting a large collection of useless DVD's that come with the Blu-Ray; many of which I already had on DVD before upgrading. Its just a convenient way to increase the list price.
Worth said:Of all the titles mentioned in the article, only one - The Maze Runner - was actually finished at 4K and has a 4K DI. All of the others are locked to 2K. And even Maze Runner was largely shot with 2.8K cameras.
I have been 100% Blu-ray for years including my PC's. DVD is a legacy format, like VHS and 8mm film.Joel Fontenot said:Because some of us have kids that still rock a DVD player in their room.
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