Here is the link to the massive thread on the service. It started October 11th.
FYI it played fine on my Sammy K8500.
Lionsgate too which has become a major studio over the last ten years or so.
I think it has more to do with how each movie was filmed.
Are you referring to the Batman Begins comments? There's definitely something funky going on. Either DNR was applied to select shots or something happened in the encoding process. The same shots are unaffected on the regular Blu-ray disc. The Alfred shots I mentioned (at 16:16) are probably the worst of it since it's well lit and the difference in quality between them and the shots of young Bruce they're intercut with is night and day. But other shots are also DNR'd throughout the film but sometimes felt less bothersome due to the soft and dark look of the movie. Just a rough guesstimate, but I'd say about 70% of the movie looks great and film-like and 30% of it has had its grain and fine detail scrubbed for reasons I can't fathom on a new 4K remaster.
Well, I'll see for myself as I own all of these titles on 4K/UHD disc. However, I'm not as sensitive to DNR applied like some others around here.
I picked up my new set today. Haven't been home yet, but did try it in my dad's 8500. All discs worked. Tried my bad Dark Knight and it did not work in his player either. So they probably had authoring issues. I'll know for sure tonight when I get home from work.
