If it's a waste then what are your 4K recommendations?4k is a waste for many (most) of these films. There’s little rationale for a second volume. Actually little for a first.
If it's a waste then what are your 4K recommendations?4k is a waste for many (most) of these films. There’s little rationale for a second volume. Actually little for a first.
4k is a waste for many (most) of these films. There’s little rationale for a second volume. Actually little for a first.
Are there any titles you would want Columbia/Sony to release on 4K?
What about "Guns of Navarone"?Large format. Man for All Seasons might be pretty.
What about "Guns of Navarone"?
Debbie Downer!I'm not a big fan of 4k, just for the sake of 4k. A properly produced Blu-ray can be quite nice.
Certain musicals, ie Funny Girl (Harry Stradling), and Oliver! (Oswald Morris) could be pretty.
Going a bit further, possibly The Taming of the Shrew.
Fox has more large format appropriate product. Ditto WB and Paramount.
"Karate Kid" , "Axe Murder" very lame choice for commemorative box sets.........Some curious ones there like The Karate Kid: Part II and So I Married an Axe Murderer. Both great films but didn't expect either of them to be part of a commemorative set. Of the more contemporary films, I think Ghost Rider is the one that would benefit the most from the 4K treatment (some great special effects in that one) and I don't think the other two I mentioned are likely to be released in 4K under different circumstances so those are my three.
I haven't seen any of the films from the first list so I can't vote on that one.
4k is a waste for many (most) of these films. There’s little rationale for a second volume. Actually little for a first.
"Karate Kid" , "Axe Murder" very lame choice for commemorative box sets.........
I have a region free bluray of LORD JIM bought on Amazon. Selling now for 28.69.Well, I admit I'm not a die-hard 4K fan although I have a 65" OLED that will play it back. I think the best Blu-rays actually look better. But I would love to add LORD JIM to the Sony list. I guess it hasn't even hit Blu-ray yet because the elements are bad.
I have a region free bluray of LORD JIM