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Is the 4K of this film Scott's "Final Cut" version only?

C$40 dollars at BB. Almost picked it up to see what the 4K looks like, but I think they have bollocked this whole release. Tooting the horn about it being the 35th anniversary and celebrating it with this half-assed release does no service to this film. This release is pretty well the SE of...

Thanks for the catch. I have edited the original post, somewhat.

Where did you read that three of the five discs, including the Final Cut, have significant clouding? He doesn't say anything about clouding in that review. In fact, His review of the PQ on the Blu-ray version seems at odds with the star-ranking. He complains that the Blu-ray encode is inferior...

Well, it's tempting to get this, but I think I'll wait until the inevitable super duper platinum release: the one where every cut is 4K UHD, the WP is included and the doc is at minimum in HD. I figure it will come out just as 8K TV sets become affordable, so we can do it all over again.

The player I was using is the same one that I'm using now: the Samsung K8500. I checked to see if there was a setting to turn on conversion that I might have missed. There isn't, so the player should be doing that conversion automatically if it has the capability to do so. All I know is that...

4K discs display too dark if they are sent to a non-HDR supported device. A lot of detail is lost. At least that is what I found when I sent the 4K signal to my Panasonic plasma when I was comparing PQ quality between my plasma and the OLED that I was trialing. For example, I sent the signal...