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The real wild card is Disney, now that they own Fox, I just hope that we finally get this release, before I'm too old to care.

I saw the demo a few years ago, and it was very impressive, it reminded me of a lenticular Image, it moves as you move, it was also very important to be at the right distance to the screen, but remember what I saw was a prototype, so it may have improved since then.

I just hope it's better than the DVD, it's practically unwatchable on my current setup.

How can anything be unpopular with the lovely Lee Remick in it.

Would love to have this.

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006), was released in Germany as a UHD. It may be the one to get, unless TT decides to also start releasing UHD's

bought the DVD way back, and last week decided watch a few Elvis films, and this one was in dire need of an upgrade, I'm so glad that Kino is releasing Clambake, and Frankie and Johnny.

I don't think I've ever seen this, but it looks very interesting.

You are of course correct, my bad. I still think there are many great potential catalog titles that would benefit from UHD, I would imagine that anything that was shot on 3 strip would benefit from the WCG. It will be interesting to see if B&W films will benefit from the wider grey scale.

Yes maybe not for films like that, but what about films like Bridge on the River Kwai, or The Guns of Navarone, which are supposedly getting a UHD release, I think pretty much any of the big films shot on 65/70mm would look great in UHD.

Would love to see that released this year, I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

I think this time around I will be more selective, I kind of went on a feeding frenzy when DVD and Blu-ray came along, The Main question is will the titles I'm interested in make it to 4k ? There are so many that haven't made it to Blu-ray yet.

You would think Sony would have put more catalog movies on their 4K service, it cost them next to nothing since they are already done.

Twlight time posted on FB that Bell Book and Candle is now sold out.

looks like it's down to 11 copies

Amazing it didn't sell out, and now that it's back to the regular price, those last 48 will hang on for a while.

It's now sold out

I feel your pain, now the hard part is picking what I want, without breaking the bank.

as far as catalog titles, I would have to agree, it's really been the small labels like Olive, Kino, Criterion, and Twilight Time that have really kept catalog titles alive, but unless they are given a 4k master, most don't have the resource to scan and master on there own. I have to agree, it...

I don't think I've ever seen this film, but It looks like something I may be interested in, I may have to order it on my next TT order.

Mike, I was under the impression that it was because of the poor sales of 3D titles in North America, they seem to be releasing them in other regions, but you bring up a good point of people splitting up combo packs, I know some people sell off the DVD, and the Digital copy. If it is because of...

I'm lucky that I have a job that give me access to industry demos. IMDB, lists the technical specs of most films, but when it comes to 4k anything that was shot on film stock also has the potential for a 4k+ scan, Sony is probably the most diligent about going through their catalog and scanning...

Mike I agree with what your saying about the general public, and it will probably only be a niche market, I'm not disputing that, but how can I quantify in words the difference between what I saw at theses demos, It's like explaining to someone who has never seen a movie projected with 3 strip...

The cinema uses DCI-P3 which is a wide color gamut, and as good as the Blu-ray looks it would look even better, and smoother with little to no color banding, even at a normal sitting distance of 8 to 9 feet you can see the difference. I have been to many industry demos (NAB, INFOCOM), and it's...

I agree that 4k in of itself does nothing for smaller screens, it's the wider color gamut that will have the greatest impact on picture quality, that alone makes it worth while for me.

I was also happy with the previous release, but I'm glad this got the full treatment, besides the previous release got a lot of re-play from me, so I don't mind double dipping on a favorite. PS. I stil hold on to hope that the theatical releases of Star Wars will be giveIn the full treatment...

That's my plan, upgrade TV and player, and use current receiver.

It will be interesting to see if this will sell out quick.

They are putting some great stuff out but I'd like to see some classic comedy in future releases like The Fuller Brush Man (1948) or Way Way Out (1966) or one of my personal favorites Cat Ballou (1965) just to name a few.

They are already hated because of their limited model, that would only further the hate and outrage, I think they are doing a pretty good job, they increased the quantity to 5000, and had limits in place from the start, personally I would have limited it to 1 for Fright Night. With an...