The Last Blu-ray/UHD Blu-ray You Watched (1 Viewer)

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Recent purchase rewatch

 

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Took it off the shelf as a non-Halloween season viewing after all the hubbub about the recently released UHD 4K version; to my eyes, and being that I was coming from a full screen DVD edition, this Scream Factory 1080p Blu looks plenty colorful, detailed and punchy upscaled to 4K via our Panasonic UHD BD player...enough to skip a triple dip (even on one of my absolute favorite horror remakes).

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I prefer the Louis Leterrier version with Edward Norton, but how was the transfer on this?

 

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Recent Purchase - Second Rewatch

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I prefer the Louis Lettier version with Edward Norton, but how was the transfer on this?

I like both versions, but HULK the best.

The transfer was excellent, at least on my equipment.

 

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I like both versions, but HULK the best.

I understand what they were attempting to do with it, but I just don't think the whole army base backstory about his father worked in this; I also didn't care for the comic-esque panels Lee thew in throughout, though many fans liked it to emulate the books. Further, I didn't think Bana was effective in the lead; to me, Norton encapsulates the Banner from the TV show -- which is what Lettier was attempting to touch on in The Incredible Hulk, evidenced by Ferrigno's cameo and the gamma radiation chair sequence (as well as the reference to "Jack McGee").

I liked Elliot as Ross, though. I am still confounded about Hurt in the role.

The transfer was excellent, at least on my equipment.

Cool; what are you running?

I know the 1080p Blu-ray of The Incredible Hulk is jaw-dropping upscaled to 4K on my gear.

 

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