Back to the Future Trilogy 4K UHD (1985-1990)

[zw94]

Originally Posted by fighthefutureofhd

There are blank discs. You can get them on Amazon or do a google search. I've been researching this for about 2 years so I have a little knowledge of this. I've got a ton of 4K movies that I downloaded (legally and can only be downloaded) that I wanted to put on a 4K disc. So I was looking to getting a burner and and blank discs.

What software and burner would you recommend?

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by HDTV1080P

It ues renewable security and there is no blank discs. So one would have to copy the image to a hard drive server if they are able to make a copy.

https://www.avforums.com/news/has-4k...-cracked.14001

http://www.digital-digest.com/news-6...n-Cracked.html

Aw, it's almost quaint reading a post like this. Further enumeration of this issue is very much frowned upon on this forum but the discs have been cracked and they are available in their entirety or as remuxed forms on torrents, file-sharing sites and whatnot. Here's another newsflash: whoever said you need to burn it to a disc to play the files? I get it that you're probably thinking about people selling actual pirate copies but it really doesn't work like that any more. Bless.

[fighthefutureofhd]

Originally Posted by zw94

What software and burner would you recommend?

I can't say, as I haven't upgraded yet. I'm just starting to crawl out of a financial hole I was in. Hopefully, by next year I can afford to make the upgrade.

Originally Posted by Scottishguy

At least someone gets it's a joke.

Yes, but I have a feeling what you're joke is about and what I'm laughing about are two different things. I will say this: My thought is dirty and maybe not kosher.

[mulscul]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

Can any of you name any 4K Blu-Rays that are vastly inferior to the original regular Blu-Rays?

Some people don't like any of the Expendables UHD's, it seems 2 is the worst looking of the 3.

[WBMakeVMarsMovieNOW]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

Can any of you name any 4K Blu-Rays that are vastly inferior to the original regular Blu-Rays?

only going by screencaps, Serenity actually looks to be a bit worse.

not sure any are vastly inferior, some number are barely better and maybe a few are a little bit worse

[Hardback247]

I asked because I'm worried there will be a chance that the Back to the Future Trilogy won't have decent 4K transfers.

[nick4Knight]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

I asked because I'm worried there will be a chance that the Back to the Future Trilogy won't have decent 4K transfers.

Even if that worst case scenario were true, which I personally don't think will be so; they'd still be improvements over the BD's -which are ghastly- for that format.

[Hardback247]

Originally Posted by nick4Knight

Even if that worst case scenario were true, which I personally don't think will be so; they'd still be improvements over the BD's -which are ghastly- for that format.

They probably won't be anything like The Bourne Identity's transfer, right?

[batman2000]

how much of a chance is this just going to be a rescan I hope it's not

[ROSS.T.G.]

Zero

[nick4Knight]

What is meant by "rescan"...??

[batman2000]

Originally Posted by nick4Knight

What is meant by "rescan"...??

rescanning the original blu ray related prints just without dnr without a modern restoration of the original camera negatives or in the vain of the original negatives in other words just a slapped together 4k transfer these films need a modern restoration they aren't just 80s classics they are classics period just like ghostbusters or karate kid etc.

[nick4Knight]

I would think this would be a fresh 4K scan from after the blu-ray era. And with the OCN instead of IP print. It was said at the time of the blu-ray the elements were from 4K, but I wouldn't trust the PR department of Universal to not be peddling white lies there.

I mean, just consider the output. As I don't think DNR explains everything about the quality of it.

[ROSS.T.G.]

Originally Posted by batman2000

rescanning the original blu ray related prints just without dnr without a modern restoration of the original camera negatives or in the vain of the original negatives in other words just a slapped together 4k transfer these films need a modern restoration they aren't just 80s classics they are classics period just like ghostbusters or karate kid etc.

Have you seen the last bunch of Universal 4K’s? Why would you think that these wouldn’t receive the same treatment?

[Dynamo of Eternia]

Day 1 for me! Possibly more than one copy depending on things like retailer exclusives, etc. They will be added to the BTTF category in my collection!

[batman2000]

Originally Posted by ROSS.T.G.

Have you seen the last bunch of Universal 4K’s? Why would you think that these wouldn’t receive the same treatment?

jurrasic park trilogy would say other wise I hope i'm wrong because bttf trilogy is my favorite trilogy next to the original star wars trilogy I hope all the major errors on the bttf blu ray are completely gone. when do you think will hear more about the 4k release of the back to the future trilogy

[nick4Knight]

Originally Posted by batman2000

jurrasic park trilogy would say other wise I hope i'm wrong because bttf trilogy is my favorite trilogy next to the original star wars trilogy

The Lost World was handled well! So we can just as easily speculate on the output there to judge what BTTF could turn out like.

[batman2000]

Originally Posted by nick4Knight

The Lost World was handled well! So we can just as easily speculate on the output there to judge what BTTF could turn out like.

when next year do you think we will hear more about the 4k blu rays?

[ROSS.T.G.]

Originally Posted by batman2000

jurrasic park trilogy would say other wise I hope i'm wrong because bttf trilogy is my favorite trilogy next to the original star wars trilogy I hope all the major errors on the bttf blu ray are completely gone. when do you think will hear more about the 4k release of the back to the future trilogy

Every studio has stumbled with releases on the format. Is the JP set a disappointment? Yep, but I remain optimistic as Universal has been killing it.

[HDTV1080P]

Originally Posted by Matt89

Which means....UHD has been cracked.

You should see the amount of 4K rips or "remuxes" on private torrent sites. They're f*ckin everywhere.

~Matt

AACS is a renewable security system. All a studio needs to do is release the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray movie with a new version of AACS and that movie is 100% secure until maybe many months later after release date a hacker is able to break the encryption keys in order to copy the movie.

Therefore if Back To the Future were to be released on 4K with new version of AACS encryption keys that movie would be secure on release date.