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Originally Posted by Vilya
The Jeff of Films At Home is widely known by some of our most esteemed forum members to be a complete idiot:
When someone like GeoffD repeatedly tells me that someone does not know what they're talking about, I'm inclined to believe him. He is also far from being alone in this assessment. He happens to be one of our most knowledgeable forum members, so I chose to quote him.
Ah, the St. George, Utah Walmart! The bellwether of the entire world! My local Walmart has not changed anything, but they likely haven't received the memo from the St. George store.  |
But, like a broken clock, he’s right once in a while, though it didn’t take a genius to figure this one out. I just wouldn’t trust his opinion on what a UHD looks like. Ever.
I don’t claim to know any specifics from “insiders” but the lack of replication capacity in North America is starting to bite now we’re into Q4, always the busiest time of year. Paramount have been pressing discs overseas and shipping them to the US but again, with the usual squeeze on shipping and worldwide freight at this time of year plus the other “issues” the world is still grappling with, it means some stuff is gonna be delayed.
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Originally Posted by Steedeel
Someone needs to tell my wallet. My postwoman asked me if I was a businessman a while back because of the amount of discs she delivers. That’s aside from Prime and Fed ex deliveries. I’m keeping those guys busy! 
No problem in the supply chain my end. A Clockwork Orange 4K arrived yesterday. |
There are still more replication plants in Europe than in North America IIRC so yeah, we’re largely unaffected by those logistics so far e.g. UK Scream UHD is on the way.