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Originally Posted by Zivouhr
It'll be interesting to see if they go for a deluxe version by December 2017 and what would be included.
Saw Rogue One in 3D theaters a couple times and while I definitely enjoyed the movie and the 2nd half in 3D, the first half could really use stronger 3D. The brightness/contrast on my 3D TVs will help a little anyway to make the 3D images stand out better than if it was darker with less contrast, as was my experience in Regal regular 3D theater. Cinemark's 3D looked a bit better thanks to the brightness.
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Yeah the 3D in Rogue One was a definite step down over the 3D in The Force Awakens which was excellent. Rogue One had pretty weak 3D for much of its runtime. I will still get the 3D version since there is no 4k edition but this is one I would definitely go 4k HDR over 3D 1080p if that option existed