Pre-Order PHE Press Release: Pulp Fiction (1994) (4k UHD) (1 Viewer)

[jayembee]

Not crazy about the steelbook. Call me crazy, but I thought they might make it look like Marcellus' briefcase.

I'm not that wild about it, either. But if you look at the two (exterior and interior) images tweeted, they both say "Concept Not Final".

 

[Kent K H]

I'm not that wild about it, either. But if you look at the two (exterior and interior) images tweeted, they both say "Concept Not Final".

Which is fair. But if they put it out in the wild, I'm guessing it's pretty far along.

 

[Bartman]

I streamed Pulp Fiction from Prime in HD recently, I hadn't seen it in years, and enjoyed the movie enough to buy the Blu-ray (that got excellent reviews back in the day). I hope Paramount doesn't mess up the 4K.

 

[FincherFan]

Yes, finally!!

 

[Ross Gowland]

My only question about this 4k is Tarantino actually approving or supervising this since he has made comments about his distaste for 4k and films that were shot on film being remastered to have a digital look.

He’s against digital projection in cinemas but is fine with it in the home, so hopefully he’ll oversee the disc.

 

[Worth]

He didn't oversee the Inglorious Basterds 4K transfer, so who knows?

 

[Kevin Antonio (Kev)]

He’s against digital projection in cinemas but is fine with it in the home, so hopefully he’ll oversee the disc.

Thanks for clearing that up. And yes I hope he oversees it. Pulp is such a important film of his it would only seem right.

 

[Chewbabka]

He didn't oversee the Inglorious Basterds 4K transfer, so who knows?

Wasn't that just the DCP upscaled anyway? Ostensibly this will be a new transfer from film.

 

[Stephen_J_H]

Who owns Pulp Fiction and the rest of Miramax's library these days since Miramax itself isn't around anymore?

I think someone said in another thread that Paramount is releasing this.

Paramount Global (formerly Viacom CBS) is the majority owner of Miramax now and holds distribution rights for the Miramax catalogue. Recent Miramax releases like Scream (or 5cream if you prefer, though not official) carried an “A Viacom CBS BeIN Media Company” byline.

 

[darkrock17]

Paramount Global (formerly Viacom CBS) is the majority owner of Miramax now and holds distribution rights for the Miramax catalogue. Recent Miramax releases like Scream (or 5cream if you prefer, though not official) carried an “A Viacom CBS BeIN Media Company” byline.

The Scream series is Dimension, not Miramax

 

[Stephen_J_H]

The Scream series is Dimension, not Miramax

Yes, but Scream (2022) is (a) distributed by Paramount and (b) carries both Miramax and Dimension logos. Only post 2006 Dimension titles were with TWC, and even then, there are some peculiar exceptions, including the Scream franchise.

 

[Capt D McMars]

Not crazy about the steelbook. Call me crazy, but I thought they might make it look like Marcellus' briefcase.

Maybe in the shape of a Big Mac or a Royal with Cheese!!!

 

[Bryan Tuck]

The Scream series is Dimension, not Miramax

Dimension was part of Miramax until 2005.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

This is a cover for a SteelBook release that has been circulating on the Internet. Not certain how valid it is. However, I do like the artwork. Still anticipating release December 6th.

 

[Neil S. Bulk]

Everyone looking for official details about this release.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

Top post updated with official press release from Paramount

 

[Jeffrey D]

Looks like there’s no new supplements. I was really hoping for a Quentin commentary.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

Amazon preorders are finally live

 

[Doug2000]

Would love to see Hateful Eight in 4K. If it took this long for Pulp Fiction I'm probably in for a long wait.

 

[Tino]

Would love to see Hateful Eight in 4K. If it took this long for Pulp Fiction I'm probably in for a long wait.

It’s on Netflix in 4K by the way.