Actually you are wrong. Apparently you know that now.Wrong. No 4K is available in iTunes. They just changed the artwork.
Actually you are wrong. Apparently you know that now.Wrong. No 4K is available in iTunes. They just changed the artwork.
It's also available at Target for a buy 2 and get 1 free.The 4k WoO is available as part of a "Get 3 for the price of 2" deal on Amazon. But you have to hunt and peck for the other titles which are eligible for the deal.
I just pulled the trigger on this title (along with 4k copies of Alita: Battle Angel and Disney's new live-action Aladdin).
The only way I found to see the deal is to go to the general 4k/UHD listing of titles on Amazon and then scroll through all the pages of titles looking for the mention on each one. And when you click the link to see the product info on a title and add it to your car there is no mention of it at all and you won't even know the deal is real until you add three eligible titles to your cart and then click on the link to order.
Hope this helps somebody.
Wrong and I posted proof from my phone. Not going down your rabbit hole again. You need to learn how iTunes works.Actually you are wrong. Apparently you know that now.
You have got to be kidding. How absurd. You obviously don’t know how it works and you’ve shown that time and time again to all of us here in multiple threads with uninformed ridiculous statements. I’m done trying to help you.Wrong and I posted proof from my phone. Not going down your rabbit hole again. You need to learn how iTunes works.
You refuse to look at the proof I posted from the screenshot off my iPhone yet I need to get a clue? May I suggest you go to the Genius Bar ASAP. Happy Halloween.You have got to be kidding. How absurd. You obviously don’t know how it works and you’ve shown that time and time again to all of us here in multiple threads with ridiculous statements. Get a clue dude. I’m done trying to help you.
Noel, there are multiple threads about Apple TV, iTunes, and Movies Anywhere that explain exactly why a digital copy gets redeemed in HD and therefore has the 4K version blocked from purchase in iTunes. That’s what has happened to many of us with WoO. Solution? Redeem a new 4K code, Buy the 4K Version at Vudu, or use the “gift it to yourself’ trick on iTunes. Happy Groundhog Day!You refuse to look at the proof I posted from the screenshot off my iPhone yet I need to get a clue? May I suggest you go to the Genius Bar ASAP. Happy Halloween.
Noel, there are multiple threads about Apple TV, iTunes, and Movies Anywhere that explain exactly why a digital copy gets redeemed in HD and therefore has the 4K version blocked from purchase in iTunes. That’s what has happened to many of us with WoO. Solution? Redeem a new 4K code, Buy the 4K Version at Vudu, or use the “gift it to yourself’ trick on iTunes. Happy Groundhog Day!
Two guys walk into a Genius Bar together. The first guy who bought The Wizard of Oz on iTunes shows his phone to the bartender. "Look it says The Wizard of Oz is in 4K, but for my friend here, who got the movie from a code redemption, his phone says the movie is only available in HD. Which of our phones is correct?" The Bartender has a puzzled look as he examines both phones. "This is impossible. I've never seen such a thing!"No need for multiple threads to figure out something so basic when I have the Apple store across the street and had it verified.
The 4k WoO is available as part of a "Get 3 for the price of 2" deal on Amazon. But you have to hunt and peck for the other titles which are eligible for the deal.
I just pulled the trigger on this title (along with 4k copies of Alita: Battle Angel and Disney's new live-action Aladdin).
The only way I found to see the deal is to go to the general 4k/UHD listing of titles on Amazon and then scroll through all the pages of titles looking for the mention on each one. And when you click the link to see the product info on a title and add it to your car there is no mention of it at all and you won't even know the deal is real until you add three eligible titles to your cart and then click on the link to order.
Hope this helps somebody.
You've got to make sure you're picking two other titles that are part of that promotion. I just tried it with Yesterday and Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald as the other two titles and it worked.This doesn't seem to work at all. I've tried several times and all I get is a big $0.20 discount!
I put the following in my cartYou've got to make sure you're picking two other titles that are part of that promotion. I just tried it with Yesterday and Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald as the other two titles and it worked.
Yes, there are more deals than just the "buy 2 get 1 free" and all titles have to be specific to a particular deal for you to get that discounted pricing.I put the following in my cart
2001
Guardians of the Galaxy
Wizard of Oz
They each show the 3 for 2 note, but the total comes up as $77.71 with the aforementioned $0.20 discount.
They were listed under the "see all" link of the "Featured 4K UHD Movies" page.
Update: Actually 2001 was shown as 3 for $49.99 or less. Apparently there are several
"deals" in play and you have to match all three choices from the same deal.
I changed 2001 to Iron Man and the price dropped to $59.75 -- so the 2 selected are the
two most expensive titles, no surprise.
Update 2: 2001, Inception, and Ready Player One (all 3 for $49.99 or less) came out to $49.38!
I think I earned the discounts with all my work (whew!).
Really, why? It's a musical.
Has the audio been more beautifully rendered in the 4K version?
The audio has been well handled for years. Antique optical density tracks. How much should one change an 80 year-old film?
It looks very different from its initial release, and sounds as good, or better than it did in 1939.
I’m guessing here, but the original optical composite would probably not sound nearly as good as what has been created - presumably from earlier gen optical stems. Keep in mind that the original comp track, as printed, would have gone through Academy filter in projection.