The Four II (2) / The Four III (3) 3D Blu-Ray (2013/2014) [Region A Locked / Free]

[Blu-Ray 3D President]

I have not seen the movie but thought I'd share the info. It seems it is the third installment of a trilogy series called "The Four". Info I got from ebay:

Title: Four III a.k.a. Four 3 (3D Blu-Ray)

Blu-Ray Zone: A

Aspect Ratio : 2.35:1
Language : Cantonese DTS-HD 5.1 , Mandarin DTS-HD 5.1 , Thai DTS-HD 7.1
Subtitles : English , Thai , Chinese
Number of discs : 1
Package : Blu-ray 3D




Trailer:

https://youtu.be/6W7lqlku3p0

I also saw Four 2 in BR3D.

[Blu-Ray 3D President]

I see there is already a thread for Asian Imports, so this most likely just be deleted or added to that. Sorry.

[ryudoadema]

I've got all three (1st in 2d only) and never seen them, but looking forward to it more now having actually seen a trailer. Looks great!

[the13thman]

Not sure if the Thai disc is locked or not but the Hong Kong discs of both The Four II and The Four III are Region Free (as indeed is the first film, shame that was never converted to 3D).

Originally Posted by Blu-Ray 3D President

I see there is already a thread for Asian Imports, so this most likely just be deleted or added to that. Sorry.

They are discussed in that thread but I see no harm in having a dedicated thread for these films. Here are my comments from when I last watched them:

Originally Posted by the13thman

I just finished watching The Four trilogy, thankfully released region free in Hong Kong.



The first movie isn't in 3D but I watched it in order to understand parts II and III, it was OK but nothing special compared to the 90's Hong Kong movies I love so much.



What a difference 3D makes to the second film. All the scenic stuff and CG enhanced martial arts action has proper depth - there's not so much pop out, but it's an attractive presentation all the same.



I certainly noticed more pop out in the third film, which looked even better than the second. Gordon Chan is no Tsui Hark but he stages a few nice 3D sequences which elevate the material considerably.

In 2D these are fairly average films but the last two do look good in 3D.