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I just checked iTunes again tonight and it looks like the digital is back to 4K/Dolby Vision.

No!

Reduced costs and maximizing profits were always the overriding motivation for not including a Blu-ray in 4K/UHD releases.

October 15th can’t come fast enough.

Okaaaay.

Is anyone arguing against having a Blu-ray included in a 4K/UHD release? I don’t think so! However, that’s not going to change the current practice by Warner and Paramount of not including a Blu-ray with their 4K/UHD releases. Unfortunately, that’s the reality of this situation which sucks...

Hope is a good thing except when it comes to increasing corporate profits. Cutting out the Blu-ray saves these studios replication money and pushes people to adopt the 4K/UHD format. Furthermore, the studios and corporations in general don’t give a damn about customers satisfaction any longer...

That ship has sailed!

In the last year, it's been $5 several times on both, iTunes and Vudu. For those that can wait, the 4K/UHD will have a digital code which you can redeem.

Then don’t take my word on it.

If you don't have Paramount+ with Showtime plan, you won't be able to watch in 4K/Dolby Vision or Atmos.

@Nelson Au It is in 4K/Dolby Vision on Paramount+ but it's the older 4K digital that was on iTunes and other services back in 2020 until recently.

I replayed that car sequence with Grant and Kelly a couple of times today. I think the car(s) look as they intended them to be. For the most part, the car is clearly blue. There are a couple of closeups in which it's possible a different vehicle setup was used without wheels against rear...

As to the car closeups, I wonder if two different car setups were used in which one wasn’t actually an operational vehicle.

I can personally confirm that this new 4K digital on iTunes is not currently available on Paramount+. It's now on Vudu too.

People can do as they please, but I'm not waiting.

As I previously stated, if you wait too long, this 4K/UHD release will be difficult to purchase just like "Chinatown" and "Once Upon a Time in the West". Mark my words!

Enough with the "tit for tat" exchanges! It's not bringing anything of value to this thread. What I would like to happen is for those that already have "To Catch a Thief" on 4K digital is to take another look at it and share your thoughts about this new 4K digital.

I don't know and I refuse to be drawn into another framing argument. I'm very happy with this latest 4K digital and that's all I'll say on the matter.

I don't know what the framing is supposed to look like, so I have no comment.

It looks great on my end, and I'll let others judge it for themselves.

Based on just viewing this newest iTunes 4K/Dolby Vision scan, I just placed my preorder. This 4K/UHD release will be very popular with many of the general public.

I just finished watching the iTunes 4K digital in its entirety. I've previously seen this digital at least four times since it upgraded to 4K/Dolby Vision back on October 3, 2020. This is definitely a different 4K digital! The green tint is back during the night scenes throughout the movie...

Many of us already own the iTunes 4K digital. I can confirm that the opening night scenes with the thief are greenish again like the 2012 Blu-ray. I've watched this 4K digital a number of times beforehand and right now, it does look different than my prior viewings of it.

One more thing, some people are more engrossed into the movie and less with the visual aspect of the video presentation. They see the movie but their processing could be different than what some might be seeing on their display.

We’re all different with our knowledge, expectations and personal sensitivity to certain audio and video issues.

Being an enthusiast doesn’t necessarily mean their standard of satisfaction is similar to you, RAH nor Tenia. That also applies to the home theater equipment being used as well as the room in which the equipment is viewed.

Oh, stop it! I didn't say anything derogatory towards film purists and people with the highest standards when it comes to home video product. However, it's the mass market that drives sales not a small group of people with more critical eyes, even in this niche market. Furthermore, the...

I can't wait to preorder this 4K/UHD because I think it's going to sell out rather quickly.