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larrys · 06-05-2022, 06:17 PM

I don't buy 4Ks but I will gladly buy Escape from Alcatraz and double dip for the remastered blu ray (the same thing I did for the 4K Leone westerns). IMO, Alcatraz is in the top 10 in Eastwood's filmography.

This leaves 16 70s titles in the Paramount deal. No disrepect to all the 4K UHD buyers, but I'm hoping that at least 10 of the remaining 70s titles are new to blu in the U.S. releases. There certainly are 6 solid possible 70s 4K candidates, all of which have been mentioned in this thread recently.

Now, if only the KLI would, or could, verify how many of the 70s titles are UHD upgrades and how many are new to blu.

06-05-2022, 06:17 PM	#71941
larrys Senior Member Member since:Jun 2012 Location:Charlotte, NC 4K collection:29 Blu-ray collection:605 DVD collection:17 Prime collection:27 Blu-ray reviews:1	I don't buy 4Ks but I will gladly buy Escape from Alcatraz and double dip for the remastered blu ray (the same thing I did for the 4K Leone westerns). IMO, Alcatraz is in the top 10 in Eastwood's filmography. This leaves 16 70s titles in the Paramount deal. No disrepect to all the 4K UHD buyers, but I'm hoping that at least 10 of the remaining 70s titles are new to blu in the U.S. releases. There certainly are 6 solid possible 70s 4K candidates, all of which have been mentioned in this thread recently. Now, if only the KLI would, or could, verify how many of the 70s titles are UHD upgrades and how many are new to blu. Last edited by larrys; 06-05-2022 at 06:45 PM.