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12-23-2023, 08:10 PM	#1
CrYoG Active Member Member since:Dec 2014	Format Differences Blu-Ray & 4K dominate the home movie landscape right now. Considering if the movie is exactly the same & has the same extras on both formats, is the quality of 4K compared to Blu-Ray worth the $5-$7 (sometimes $10) price increase? There's a big difference between a movie on video tape & the same movie on DVD. There's an ok-to-good difference between a movie on DVD & the same movie on Blu-Ray. But how much is the difference between a movie on Blu-Ray & the same movie on 4K (since they are both Blu-Rays to begin with)? Take Transformers (2007). The difference between DVD to Blu-Ray is pretty good. But is the difference between Blu-Ray to 4K worth the increased price? How about Prey. Same exact movie, same exact extras. So is the difference between Blu-Ray to 4K worth the increased price?

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