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Roy doesn't have a production credit, but I have no reason to disbelieve that the film is retained by Disney. We can hope they'll re-up with KLSC and include this one.

https://www.shudder.com/movies/watch/found-footage-3d-3d-tv-version/a9a4625d59a23116

I think it depends on quality of available elements. Disney have actually shown themselves to be decent archivers of most material when it comes to animation [they have preserved most if not all of their SE negatives of animation titles], but their record on live action material is not clear...

*scans for services currently providing 3D content* Oh! Shudder has Found Footage 3D in SBS, which is compatible with nearly every 3D TV/projector out there. Other than that, crickets.

While this is true, as the splash screen on Disney+ shows, this title is actually 4K and Dolby Vision. Looks monumentally better, and I believe a detect a patina of very fine film grain.

And we still don't know if it is actually policy. The Digital Bits issued a half-hearted retraction with a statement from Disney saying that they were evaluating 4K releases on a case by case basis, which Bill Hunt responds to with words to the effect of "of course that's what they're gonna say...

Here's where I'm at. I bought a 55" QLED for my living room and have been very impressed by the 4K streams I have seen thus far. I'm sure that true 4K UHD Blu-ray titles will look even better; however, I'm having a hard enough time trying to find a UHD 4K Blu-ray player where I am, and since my...

I'm in Canada, and grateful for reasonably fast internet [500 Mbps+].

I've been impressed with the 4K streams I've seen thus far on my new 55" QLED.

Moreso, the point being made is thank heavens for third party houses like Shout, Arrow and Kino for licencing these titles when the studios themselves don't want to release them.

I believe the joint venture is designed to consolidate distribution of physical media more than anything else. We are currently witnessing a ramping down of physical media, if you will, and while extermination is possible, whether it happens will depend on how many of us are still willing to buy...

Flash Gordon is a cult classic and has a built in audience who would be more than willing to double and triple dip for upgrades. Can't say that for most catalogue titles.

And MGM does not have a set home media partner at this time. Their deal with Fox ended in June.