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

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Bassaholic

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Yeah this is nice and wordy and all, but how would you score it? I keed. I keed.

Lol, I give it twelvetynine herp derps out of fiftyteen

[Mierzwiak]

Originally Posted by Fat Phil

Nope. That smell must be something else.

I took a shower today morning, how dare ya!

[PissedOffPeoN]

Originally Posted by geoff d

lol, i give it twelvetynine herp derps out of fiftyteen

Great Scott! that is a heavy score!

[Chumley]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Lol, I give it twelvetynine herp derps out of fiftyteen

Okay, but does it have a good beat, and can I dance to it?

[FuzzyPuffin]

Originally Posted by goeagles5039

My target preorder still hasn't shipped yet. Anyone elses?

Yes. Just says “preordered” with no ETA.

[Bourne1886]

Got my standard U.K boxset delivered just now. Currently checking it out. What a difference compared to the old box set of the trilogy.
The 4k and remastered Blu-rays are a million times better than the old ones. This box set has disc trays unlike the U.S version which has slide in card board slip thing cases! Plus it has new bonus features. Only £50. Well worth the outlay.
Thanks for the very in-depth review Geoff. Hope everybody gets there box sets soon and can enjoy the shit out of this.

Now if you’ll excuse me I’m off to the future!

[tvine2000]

Originally Posted by fuzzyfoot

I haven't been following this release, but mine came in the mail today. I have the older 35th Anniversary set with the Animated Series as well.

Are all the bonus features from the older releases carried over or is the new set missing anything of note?

The reviews here at Blu-ray.com say were in for a treat! Universal did a great job on these films .I can't wait to see these 3 movies.

[Fat Phil]

Originally Posted by Fat Phil

From the thirty minutes or so i've seen of BTTF1, grain management has actually been done very well.

Originally Posted by Geoff D

There is however an entire block of the film that got "the treatment", for when Marty arrives in 1955 and he gets to the 'Lyon Estates' sign it instantly turns into a pasty-faced wax fest when he steps out of the car and it doesn't stop until he enters the cafe in Hill Valley, so look out for it from 33m58s to 37m25s.

That'll learn me

[marcocolo]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPuffin

Yes. Just says “preordered” with no ETA.

Me too. Target may be having trouble getting copies......

[kemba15]

Originally Posted by goeagles5039

My target preorder still hasn't shipped yet. Anyone elses?

Same.They were slow with the Hitchcock set too. Got it the Thursday of release week.

[jerclay]

Originally Posted by dobyblue

Were there two reviews here? I only read the one that scored it 4.5/5.

Ok, you got me there. And now, please, show me any mentions of the issues Geoff talks about in his review? Oh wait.... "The image is free of any serious print faults or encode problems."

[jimbean]

French boxset

COLLECTOR RETOUR VERS LE FUTUR CIRCUITS TEMPORELS ★ UNBOXING STEELBOOK/GOODIES 4KUHD/BLU-RAY REVIEWS - YouTube

[Bluyoda]

Haven't ordered from amazon.com for a while, so will the price come done a week or two after release, or is this probably the best price we will see for a while?

[jpilla415]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

There is however an entire block of the film that got "the treatment", for when Marty arrives in 1955 and he gets to the 'Lyon Estates' sign it instantly turns into a pasty-faced wax fest when he steps out of the car and it doesn't stop until he enters the cafe in Hill Valley, so look out for it from 33m58s to 37m25s. If I were being charitable, I'd say there's a possibility that this was done after the fact as a creative decision and not to gloss over any opticals or dupes as such, in order to play up the "it's gotta be a dream!" bewilderment that Marty feels. (Dean Cundey even says in the extras that he certainly lit the 1955 scenes more softly than the harsher present-dat stuff.) I may be giving Universal and Mr Gale far too much credit, and it still sucks that they did it in any case, but nowhere else in the entire film is the "grain management" this blindingly obvious so there must be some reason why they did it. Look at Marty when he starts the long walk into town along the road, a literal bubble of smoothness follows him as he moves.

Thanks for the review Geoff! I always appreciate the time and care you put into these.

My set arrived Saturday morning and I got a chance to watch Part 1 last night and I woke up to see your review posted. I resonated with the above paragraph, I even chuckled while reading it. My thought while viewing the film was: "Huh? Did they try to make this look squeaky clean so that it felt like a dream? Weird choice."

Assuming Parts 1 and 2 are done similarly to Part 1, this will be a set to be celebrated, in my opinion. Very happy with my purchase.

[FuzzyPuffin]

Originally Posted by kemba15

Same.They were slow with the Hitchcock set too. Got it the Thursday of release week.

Not for me, got that one the Saturday before release week.

[Kazuma-]

i've tested part 3 on my oled. what a sick transfer!! never seen this before.

[Adam_ME]

Sorry if this has already been answered, but are the original audio tracks included?

[BijouMan]

Amazon still hasn't shipped my order.

[jerclay]

Originally Posted by Adam_ME

Sorry if this has already been answered, but are the original audio tracks included?

No.

[REPLAY]

Originally Posted by buckeye1

Mine still says get it by Tuesday. Maybe it'll change overnight or tomorrow sometime.

Got it Sat. UPS Surepost. Great set.