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By the way, "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" is already in 4K/Dolby Vision on iTunes and Vudu.

The following from Amazon's synopsis about this upcoming release:

Yeah, I purchased back in 2019, after a price drop from $12.99 to $4.99, but like Ron have forgotten what it looks like.

Amazon has finally listed "Ragtime" LE Blu-ray on November 16th. <iframe style="width:120px;height:240px;" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"...

Yeah, so many of us can finally watch it in it's widescreen OAR.

If you're lucky, your time is coming. :)

I’m so excited.;)

Just a heads up! These aren't Paramount Presents releases, but on June 29th, Paramount is releasing the OOP "Le Mans" and never released on Blu-ray "In Harm's Way". The Amazon links in the Pre-Order Listing aren't active yet, but should be by the end of this week.

Just in time for my birthday on March 29th.:dance:

It's been many years since I watched those Blu-rays, but I did watch the iTunes 4K stream last year.

IMO, there is absolutely nothing wrong with Chinatown in 4K/Dolby Vision on iTunes. I think it looks fantastic!

Yesterday at lunchtime, I sat down and watched the iTunes HD digital in its entirety. I thought the colors in this Technicolor film looked fine and was very pleased with the stream of VistaVision movie. IMO, this is a solid movie with some clever dialogue. It's not a laugh a minute comedy...

Like you I have them in my iTunes digital library so I have the same dilemma.

A perfect example as to why I don't recommend comedies.

I don't mind you asking for my opinion. I'm just not comfortable recommending comedies for the reasons I stated. What I would say it's one of Bogart's last movies and has a terrific cast. Hopefully, Paramount will get around to releasing "The Desperate Hours" (1955) on Blu-ray too. IMO, an...

Ron, I have both of these digitally on iTunes. I need to watch them in their entirety especially We're No Angels so I can checkout the quality of the stream. I won't recommend that movie because it's a comedy with some darkness. I'm not comfortable recommending comedies due to the extreme...

I don't know if these are Paramount Presents titles or not, but many of us have been waiting on Blu-ray releases for the listed two movies below and it's finally happening in November. The Amazon links aren't live yet, but the will be in the next week or so. We're No Angels: 11-10-20 Wonder...

Yup, it looked so good on my 55" OLED that I decided to watch the rest of the movie on my 65" OLED and it still looked great.

I just finished watching it and it looks beautiful with vibrant colors. I thought it would be an old transfer, but it looks much better than I remember the 2005 DVD video presentation. I'll try to compare the two later today, but, I'm extremely happy with this HD digital.:thumbsup: Edit: I...

I just purchased "It Started in Naples" on iTunes in HD for $4.99. I already have those other tiles except "Lucy Gallant" in my HD digital library.

This! Click on each of those non-Craig titles and they will be in 4K, but without any HDR applied.

Only the Craig movies!

AFI lists it as 1.85 ratio. The movie was released in 1954, but filmed in the first half of 1953, in which production was halted due to Vivien Leigh having a breakdown and they recast her role with Taylor in late March.

It's not widescreen though.

How about some John Wayne movies. ;) Come on, I'm not even talking about those Batjac titles. How about "The Shootist", "The Sons of Katie Elder", "In Harm's Way" or "Donovan's Reef" among some others.:D

It's simple for me as it is much more difficult to tell the difference between a Blu-ray disc and a stream of the same title. Also, studios are offering 4K digitals on many movie titles they just had Blu-ray releases with the former offering a superior video presentation. It's unlike what it...

Yup!

Perhaps you and the rest of us aren't the norm though.

I wouldn't be surprise to see this pandemic have a negative effect on future Paramount titles coming out on disc. I hope I'm wrong, but what's happening now can't be good for the disc market.

Which OLED you have and what is the screen size?