Finding Nemo 4K UHD (2003)

[Viking61]

Finding Nemo 4K UHD (2003) 4K UHD



Finding Nemo 4K UHD (2003) 4K UHD steelbook


Finding Nemo 4K UHD (2003) will be released on 4K UHD both as a regular release and Best Buy exclusive steelbook.

[Hunter4201]

This came out of nowhere but nonetheless awesome!!! By far my favorite Pixar film.

[JustinB13]

Best animated movie of all time in 4K? No-brainer.

[Dailyan]

Nice surprise. I might nab the Steelbook.

[Vangeli]

Does this mean Disney is going down their properties one by one and releasing all the catalogue titles? First Marvel, now hopefully Pixar. Really want Finding Dory and Moana as well.

[ParamountCartoons]

DId they restore the 1995 Disney logo that Pixar did for Toy Story? Or is it that boring,tedious,terribly realistic 2006 Disney logo?

[weberrygt]

Disney is crushing it. And crushing my bank account.

This is amazing.

[imsounoriginal]

Steelbook looks nice but I'll just stick with BD for this one.

I want Ratatouille and WALL-E ASAP though.

[ZHobbs]

Saw a post on reddit about 2 months ago from the same guy who leaked details on the Toy Story steelbooks that they had this same art style planned for

Brave
Ratatouille
Inside Out
Finding Dory
Cars 2
Good Dinosaur
Cars

BRING IT ON!

[bbeck]

The 4K SteelBook looks somewhat similar to the Future Shop release, which I have (and it's a superior SteelBook too), but following my mantra "if it's worth owning, it's worth owning in the highest quality possible" I'll gladly sell it to fund my purchase of this.

[Geoff D]

Disney? Catalogue titles on disc? What kind of sorcery is this?!? Looks like they've done a Paramount and have realised that if you put it out there then people might actually buy it. What a crazy notion!

[Vangeli]

It’s not like there’s a pattern ...Disney VHS, Disney DVD, Disney Blu-ray.

[trekky76]

Finally. This and Wall-E are my faves for a release.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Vangeli

It’s not like there’s a pattern ...Disney VHS, Disney DVD, Disney Blu-ray.

Even so, they always seemed very bullish about prior formats, but with this one they've been more reticent than almost any other major studio (beating MGM only by virtue of MGM not being involved with the format first-hand AT ALL thus far, though Mistah Bond will change that and may even lead MGM to have their own 4K disc epiphany) yet it finally looks like things are changing.

Not everywhere of course as they're still very reluctant to release animated catalogue 4K discs in the UK (Loin King seems more and more like the proverbial exception to the rule and TS4 is a new release, doesn't count), but I don't mind importing from the US or Oz.

[Poya]

Originally Posted by JustinB13

Best animated movie of all time in 4K? No-brainer.

Sir, this isn’t the Grave of the Fireflies thread.

[Torgon]

The really question on all of these is: WHEN?

[Britnasty]

Guess I'll be getting a second job again. This fall is going to be brutal with all the Marvel steels and now this.

[fighthefutureofhd]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Not everywhere of course as they're still very reluctant to release animated catalogue 4K discs in the UK (Loin King seems more and more like the proverbial exception to the rule and TS4 is a new release, doesn't count), but I don't mind importing from the US or Oz.

You forgot The Little Mermaid. That's two. Though your point still stands. I wonder if this is because they are Pixar movies and not Disney. It's like how Pixar and Marvel did their own sort of thing on Blu-ray with respects to 3D for example. While Disney didn't do anything really. They may be separate divisions so to speak. As So far, We've only seen two Disney studio catalog titles come out on 4K.

[ZHobbs]

Originally Posted by ZHobbs

Saw a post on reddit about 2 months ago from the same guy who leaked details on the Toy Story steelbooks that they had this same art style planned for

Brave
Ratatouille
Inside Out
Finding Dory
Cars 2
Good Dinosaur
Cars

BRING IT ON!

[Vangeli]

Why is Moana not here yet oh nooooo