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Visitor2014 · 03-08-2018, 02:41 AM

On another note, am I expecting too much from native4k?

The Reverent
This one was a no-brainer. The WOW factor started immediately.

Close Encounters of the Third Kind
This one, although good, did not give me the WOW experience as The Reverent. Is that because it was filmed in 1977? (Maybe someone can help me by interpreting both reviews)

What's more with Close Encounters of the Third Kind, the main menu really threw be for a loop by asking which version I wanted to watch in 4k native. The choice was:

Original Theatrical
Special Edition
Directors Cut

All versions miss something. I chose the Theatrical version after debating it for 20 minutes.

(I watched both these Native 4ks on a 65" LG Oled. I'm not sure if I should have re-calibrated differently for Close Encounters, but it's "okay" )

03-08-2018, 02:41 AM	#1884
Visitor2014 Active Member Member since:May 2014 4K collection:20 Blu-ray collection:399	On another note, am I expecting too much from native4k? The Reverent This one was a no-brainer. The WOW factor started immediately. Close Encounters of the Third Kind This one, although good, did not give me the WOW experience as The Reverent. Is that because it was filmed in 1977? (Maybe someone can help me by interpreting both reviews) What's more with Close Encounters of the Third Kind, the main menu really threw be for a loop by asking which version I wanted to watch in 4k native. The choice was: Original Theatrical Special Edition Directors Cut All versions miss something. I chose the Theatrical version after debating it for 20 minutes. (I watched both these Native 4ks on a 65" LG Oled. I'm not sure if I should have re-calibrated differently for Close Encounters, but it's "okay" )