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There have been so many films that have certain sequences in which they don't make sense plot-wise, but the director doesn't care about that because his first task is to entertain the audience. That particular scene was so devastating and iconic that most people will soon forget how was Becky...

So instead of the 1.85:1 ratio being created from the 2.00:1 ratio, it's actually reverse in regard to this 4K/UHD.

I’m not arguing the point because I’m happy with the 4K/UHD and see no reason to compare stuff. I have too many other movies on disc to watch that will prevent me from participating in such comparison exercises. In short, I have too little time for too many movies so I will not make another...

If you say so.

Which Olive Blu-ray do you have?

I thought it looked pretty damn good on my OLED.

I didn't notice any of those issues during my two viewings.

Tell me about it.

After last night's two viewings in which I watched it the second time with the new audio commentary, I have to say I'm pretty pleased with this 4K/UHD release. I get it, the film doesn't contain 4K information but it's still the best I ever seen this movie which I previously watched at least 20...

I'm watching the 4K/UHD now in 1.85 ratio.

It does make sense from a consumer standpoint, if there is a demand for such a release. Now, technical, perhaps not, as RAH has stated numerous times, but Kino is a small company trying to stay profitable while horror and sci-fi movies that sell well in the 4K/UHD format. Other than that, I...

Target shipped my 4K/UHD so I should have it next week. I'll watch the 1.85 ratio first.

That's correct!

After the last couple of pages, I probably need to stop reading this thread because I just went over the 1000 total for 4K/UHDs in my collection. :blush:

RAH stated his opinion and in a matter of a few weeks, many of us will either agree or disagree with him.

I don't agree with that comment.