Paramount Presents titles coming to 4K UHD

[whiteberry]

From The Wall Street Journal:



https://www.wsj.com/articles/paramou...us-11638916086

Credit to MifuneFan

[Rich Pure Doom]

Day 1 for Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

[whiteberry]

Roman Holiday would seem to be a likely candidate as it was one of the best selling Paramount Presents releases to date according to the article:

Each release is limited to between 5,000 and 10,000 copies, so those with affection for the titles in this series should act quickly. One of the best so far, William Wyler’s “Roman Holiday” (1953), is already officially sold-out, though copies may still be available through certain third-party sellers.

[TheBondFan]

Vanilla Sky in 4K ?

[kevin87]

Originally Posted by whiteberry

Roman Holiday would seem to be a likely candidate as it was one of the best selling Paramount Presents releases to date according to the article:

It's interesting that Paramount Presents is so limited, because why limit it and then re-release some of them as normal versions? Is there anything special about them other than the series title and the slipcover?

[DaMikstar]

"48 Hrs." and "Another 48 Hrs." would be first day for me, even though I've bought the BDs not so long ago.

[Doc Samson]

Day 1 for whenever they release The Golden Child

[Gacivory]

Perfect opportunity to rerelease To Catch a Thief and take out the DNR and fix the other issues.

[harry o]

"Chinatown" has got to be a 4k release from paramount at some point.

[meremortal]

Can't imagine they wouldn't double dip on the titles they've already released to blu and digital 4k. It's one of the reasons I've been holding off on the Presents blus.

[Darth Marcus]

Originally Posted by Gacivory

Perfect opportunity to rerelease To Catch a Thief and take out the DNR and fix the other issues.

My thoughts exactly.

Also, for the love of God, Paramount, do something with The Untouchables!

Also hope they take a look at other titles that haven’t been released on Paramount Presents yet, like Days of Heaven, Rosemary’s Baby, Chinatown, etc.

[Acer2010]

Originally Posted by Gacivory

Perfect opportunity to rerelease To Catch a Thief and take out the DNR and fix the other issues.

It really would be great if the (possible) 4K Blu-ray of TO CATCH A THIEF was fixed.

[Acer2010]

I didn’t see the whole article because I don’t have a subscription with the WSJ, but can anyone post the whole article on here?

[Desk.]

Originally Posted by meremortal

Can't imagine they wouldn't double dip on the titles they've already released to blu and digital 4k. It's one of the reasons I've been holding off on the Presents blus.

Yeah - I held off on Breakdown for this very reason, conscious of an existing, very nice 4K stream.

I bought Last Train from Gun Hill and Greatest Show as I figured 4Ks were less likely, but I’d be delighted to see all the Paramount Presents releases migrate to a 2160p physical release.

Desk

[Ben_C]

Hoping to see a UHD of Trading Places at some point. I’ve resisted the temptation of upgrading to the newer blu, as I did that with Beverly Hills Cop, and a UHD followed not that long after the 4K remastered blu came out.

[Rizor]

Lol. Just picked up the remaining titles I wanted, and have the 4K digital versions too. I'd triple/quadruple dip for some of these though.

I'm more interested in some of the titles that they re-released on Blu-ray but not as part of the Paramount Presents line (Rosemary's Baby, Days of Heaven).

[AKORIS]

Originally Posted by Ben_C

Hoping to see a UHD of Trading Places at some point. I’ve resisted the temptation of upgrading to the newer blu, as I did that with Beverly Hills Cop, and a UHD followed not that long after the 4K remastered blu came out.

That’s so obnoxious. Same situation for me. I did buy Trading Places however along with quite a few Paramount presents titles. I don’t mind if a 4k version comes out a few years later but it really stings when it’s a few months later…

[CreasyBear]

I'll hold off on Vanilla Sky then...

[OldPangYau]

Originally Posted by Ben_C

Hoping to see a UHD of Trading Places at some point. I’ve resisted the temptation of upgrading to the newer blu, as I did that with Beverly Hills Cop, and a UHD followed not that long after the 4K remastered blu came out.

I held off on the Paramount Present blu and, as blasphemous as this sounds, bought the digital 4K when it was on sale. But of course, if it gets a physical 4K UHD release, I'll be all over it. It would still be a nice extra to get the TV cut on there (which, shockingly enough, was remastered in HD).

[BluProofie]

Should’ve made the switch a long time ago. FFS, Paramount. Give us Chinatown, already.

Don’t get your hopes up for a fixed version of To Catch a Thief. Paramount released a statement standing by their restoration after several people complained.