I picked up the Steel Book from Best Buy but haven't redeemed the code yet.Has anyone purchased this and redeemed their digital code yet? Wondering if it redeemed in 4K as I see it hasn’t upgraded yet in iTunes.
OK so I redeemed through Movies Anywhere. They have it in 4K. However when you head over to Apple it is still only available in HD.I picked up the Steel Book from Best Buy but haven't redeemed the code yet.
I had a problem with the original mono on the blu-ray. I heard constantly little pops/clicks here and there (I have a sensitive ear due to being a musician).
The dubs on the blu-ray, and/or the original audio on the DVD didn't have those audio distortions.
I hope that's not the case here and it's "fixed".
Here they are if anyone can hear:
(the pops are not so pronounced here due to youtube's compression)
at 0.11'', 0.15'', 0.18'', 0.28'', 0.31'', 0.36'' etc.
I’m going to guess that it redeemed in 4K and shows you have 4K ownership but is still not available for 4K playback. If Movies Anywhere had it available in 4K the app would likely show the note: “If purchased in 4K Movies Anywhere supports playback in HDR”. It doesn’t have that which means it either is not available yet in 4K, or else it lacks HDR.OK so I redeemed through Movies Anywhere. They have it in 4K. However when you head over to Apple it is still only available in HD.
What makes you think iTunes is in stereo? To my knowledge Jaws 2 has never been anything but mono. The DVD, Blu-ray and now 4K disc have all been mono.This film looks spectacular in 4K. At least as good as Jaws.
I didn’t notice any popping on the soundtrack, which unfortunately I thought was dull and lifeless. An Atmos remastering would have been nice if possible. Or at least in stereo as it apparently is on the current digital iTunes version.
What makes you think iTunes is in stereo? To my knowledge Jaws 2 has never been anything but mono. The DVD, Blu-ray and now 4K disc have all been mono.
All mono movies say stereo on iTunes.
Wasn’t sure about that. That’s why I said “apparently.”All mono movies say stereo on iTunes.
That's accurate but to be fair to Mayor Vaughn, lightning doesn't strike twice so, unlike the first movie, I can understand that he thinks that Brody is paranoid.Maybe I have a faulty memory, but I watched this not too long ago, and I got a little annoyed at the Mayor’s under reaction to another possible shark situation. Am I right that Scheider had to strongly argue with Hamilton, after the previous incidents?
That's accurate but to be fair to Mayor Vaughn, lightning doesn't strike twice so, unlike the first movie, I can understand that he thinks that Brody is paranoid.
The direct conflict is mostly between Brody and developer/council member Len Peterson who has just opened a new beachside hotel. But Mayor Vaughn doesn't really support Brody when he starts talking about closing the beaches because of a new shark. He tries to get Brody to back off a bit, as he can see the council starting to think Brody is unhinged and wanting to fire him, but does not really defend him, either.Maybe I have a faulty memory, but I watched this not too long ago, and I got a little annoyed at the Mayor’s under reaction to another possible shark situation. Am I right that Scheider had to strongly argue with Hamilton, after the previous incidents?
Maybe they are setting us up for another purchase to get a redone soundtrack in Atmos somewhere down the line. . Actually a commentary track by Jeanot S. would have be cool.This film looks spectacular in 4K. At least as good as Jaws.
I didn’t notice any popping on the soundtrack, which unfortunately I thought was dull and lifeless. An Atmos remastering would have been nice if possible. Or at least in stereo as it apparently is on the current digital iTunes version.
The direct conflict is mostly between Brody and developer/council member Len Peterson who has just opened a new beachside hotel. But Mayor Vaughn doesn't really support Brody when he starts talking about closing the beaches because of a new shark. He tries to get Brody to back off a bit, as he can see the council starting to think Brody is unhinged and wanting to fire him, but does not really defend him, either.
Mayor Vaughn actually objects to firing Brody in a deleted scene.
I was always surprised that Universal gave Jaws II as good of a special edition as it gotActually a commentary track by Jeanot S. would have be cool.
That's accurate but to be fair to Mayor Vaughn, lightning doesn't strike twice so, unlike the first movie, I can understand that he thinks that Brody is paranoid.
Maybe they are setting us up for another purchase to get a redone soundtrack in Atmos somewhere down the line. . Actually a commentary track by Jeanot S. would have be cool.