Looks like Disney 4K HDR hits iTunes May the 4th be with you (1 Viewer)

[Sam Posten]

Fingers crossed it’s true.

 

[Matt Hough]

Wonder if previous releases will be retrofitted? I'd like to see Mary Poppins Returns on iTunes in 4K to compare to the Vudu version (though I have no complaints about it).

 

[Robert Crawford]

I believe it when I actually see it on iTunes as it could easily just be a mistake by the person that posted it.

 

[Tino]

Pretty sure thats a typo. It has happened before.

 

[Cranston37+]

Yeah, this happens occasionally...

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[TonyD]

Typo or incorrect description on some listings.

 

[Mark-P]

How many times are you going to cry wolf, little boy? https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/disney-4k-on-apple-tv.362198/#post-4745034

 

[Mark-P]

I noticed that most 4K Disney releases on Vudu and FandangoNow are now priced the same as HD: $19.99. Does this mean Disney has relented on premium pricing? That would just leave the obstacle of free upgrades.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

I noticed that most 4K Disney releases on Vudu and FandangoNow are now priced the same as HD: $19.99. Does this mean Disney has relented on premium pricing? That would just leave the obstacle of free upgrades.

I would consider $20 to be a premium price for a UHD streaming version, so no, I do not think that Disney is relenting on this.

 

[Mark-P]

I would consider $20 to be a premium price for a UHD streaming version, so no, I do not think that Disney is relenting on this.

I’m afraid you’re missing the point. The “premium” is the $5 extra they were charging for 4K, regardless of the base price.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

I’m afraid you’re missing the point. The “premium” is the $5 extra they were charging for 4K, regardless of the base price.

I understand your point. However, my point is still valid -- in the current market, $20 for a UHD streaming version of a film is a premium price. When Di$ney was charging $25, their prices could better be defined as "very overpriced" instead of "premium". Now, I would say their prices for HDX versions fall into that "very overpriced" category.