Pre-Order Game of Thrones: The Complete Collection (4k UHD) Available for Preorder (1 Viewer)

[Ronald Epstein]

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[dpippel]

I was wondering when this would be released! Perhaps my iTunes HD copy will get bumped up to 4K, although I'm not sure if that happens with HBO stuff.

 

[Tino]

I was wondering when this would be released! Perhaps my iTunes HD copy will get bumped up to 4K, although I'm not sure if that happens with HBO stuff.

It doesn’t.

 

[dpippel]

It doesn’t.

Well, at least it looks pretty darned good in HD.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

Well, at least it looks pretty darned good in HD.

It really does!

I binge-watched this projected on my 110" screen and commented many times in the original season thread how impressed I was with how beautiful this looked on Blu-ray.

Unless the price comes down substantially, I am not looking to buy this in 4k. I do have Season 1 and 8 on 4k disc already, though

 

[Ronald Epstein]

Best Buy 4k Steelbook

 

[Walter Kittel]

"Dragons and tits" all in glorious 4K UHD. What's not to like.

- Walter.

 

[Robert Crawford]

I might buy it on iTunes, whenever, it's listed in 4K and is reasonably priced. What's the release date?

 

[Scott Merryfield]

I cannot see buying this, either. I already have all eight seasons via streaming on iTunes (plus seasons 1-7 on Vudu), as a friend gave me his codes from the BD's for 1-7 and I bought 8 for $15. Between the high cost, the shelf space taken, and the investment in time to re-watch the series, I'll pass. This is not something I will be watching over and over again. I can find a time for a 2 hour favorite film easily, but series like these take an investment of many, many hours to re-watch. I have several complete TV series on disc or digital that I have not gotten through even once yet, so cannot justify upgrading these.

 

[Robert Crawford]

I cannot see buying this, either. I already have all eight seasons via streaming on iTunes (plus seasons 1-7 on Vudu), as a friend gave me his codes from the BD's for 1-7 and I bought 8 for $15. Between the high cost, the shelf space taken, and the investment in time to re-watch the series, I'll pass. This is not something I will be watching over and over again. I can find a time for a 2 hour favorite film easily, but series like these take an investment of many, many hours to re-watch. I have several complete TV series on disc or digital that I have not gotten through even once yet, so cannot justify upgrading these.

Hell, I might wait to see if HBO Max upgrades to 4K and see them there.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

Hell, I might wait to see if HBO Max upgrades to 4K and see them there.

That's a wise plan for those people who subscribe to that service. It's been over 31 years since I've had an HBO subscription (other than a couple of free trials to watch a new Game of Thrones season), so that's not an option for me. I'm okay with the HD streaming versions I currently have, though.

 

[Robert Crawford]

I might buy it on iTunes, whenever, it's listed in 4K and is reasonably priced. What's the release date?

I finally bought this 4K disc box for $118.42 plus tax which is quite a bit cheaper than the $255 MSRP. A surprise purchase because I was able to purchase it on Gruv's site using the SIGNUP20 coupon to get 20% off their $148.02 pricing. Several Warner titles are now being sold on Gruv. including the "Singin' in the Rain" 4K disc that you can purchase for $19.99 using that same 20% coupon.