4K Movies Releases

[trippledx3]

Originally Posted by Pieter V

Silence (2016)

4K DCP.

This is something i would really like on uhd

[joenostalgia23]

Originally Posted by Pieter V

Silence (2016)

4K DCP.

I would be pretty annoyed if Paramount actually didn't release this 4K mastered film on UHD after releasing nothing but 2K upscales (besides Allied)

[Penton-Man]

Originally Posted by ray0414

Not even spiderman can save this movie. I predict a flop.

Yesterday, it made one list …. http://www.theasc.com/site/news/asc-...ards-nominees/

[ray0414]

Originally Posted by Penton-Man

Yesterday, it made one list …. http://www.theasc.com/site/news/asc-...ards-nominees/

Ive been wrong once in a while

[Penton-Man]

Originally Posted by ray0414

Ive been wrong once in a while

No matter.

ray, we need all physical media supporters we can get, like yourself, given the recent news in Variety….http://variety.com/2017/digital/news...me-1201954154/

[Penton-Man]

This rather “Nice one” snobbish attitude in a tweet about 3D by the social media person posting for the UHD Forum has been brought to my attention…https://twitter.com/UltraHDForum/sta...35208321466368 .

For the record, that tone ^ does not reflect the empathy to 3D fans by all members of the UHD Forum. Personally, if one desires to compare successes, I would like to know if that tweeter has remained at the same job description in their company for as long as the run of 3D in D-Cinema and Blu-ray.

3D was always going to be a tough challenge to bring to consumers, effortlessly (glasses and such), so there is no reason to rub it in to the 3D aficionados. Try not to be so smug, for Hugo gives his opinion of the mother organization “falling on its face” at about the 47min 30sec mark of the linked YouTube here…..https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...a#post13097273

And if you desire to parade around the phrase ‘true colors’ as consumer
electronics companies move towards entirely fulfilling the BT. 2020 color space, I welcome you to come here on Blu-ray.com and educate us as to how that will work out given the differences in humans' retinas, observer metamerism….https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...m#post12917887 and TVs designed around those three current color primaries for motion picture work.

[trippledx3]

It sounds dumb.. But someone here said that dynamic mode (on the samsung player not the tv) is needed for the movie to go full hdr, it does not seem that way to me, am i partly blind or is this not true?

[DJJez]

Originally Posted by trippledx3

It sounds dumb.. But someone here said that dynamic mode (on the samsung player not the tv) is needed for the movie to go full hdr, it does not seem that way to me, am i partly blind or is this not true?

thats rubbish lol

[trippledx3]

Originally Posted by DJJez

thats rubbish lol

Thought so, had to be shure though

[Philms]

I guess I don't mean in the content but two of my "day one" purchased from a binge session of films aren't going to be released (or haven't mentioned anything about it.)

Nocturnal Animals (dir. Tom Ford)
&
A Monster Calls (dir. J. A. Bayona)

Is it just me or has anyone found any information on these releases?

[brainofj72]

Not everything is going to be in 4K right off the bat, especially relatively "small" films like those. Give the format time; we'll get there.

[Philms]

Originally Posted by brainofj72

Not everything is going to be in 4K right off the bat, especially relatively "small" films like those. Give the format time; we'll get there.

I know, I know... but I'll be forced to DOUBLE DIP 😩😩

It's okay I guess, maybe I'll score a really nice slipcover haha

[Seilerbird2]

I have no problem reselling my double dipped DVDs on Amazon.

[Braktastic]

This thread title is super disappointing. I thought it was going to be a list of poorly encoded 4K titles to stay away from. As far as lack of titles, welcome to the wonderful world of the early adopter.

[Philms]

Originally Posted by Braktastic

This thread title is super disappointing. I thought it was going to be a list of poorly encoded 4K titles to stay away from. As far as lack of titles, welcome to the wonderful world of the early adopter.

I should rephrase it lol but also, what's even more disappointing the only place I can buy 4K blurays is 3 and a half hours away (besides online retailers) 🙄🙄

Walmart sells them online, but none in store. It's retarded lol. (Having to face DVDS is a worse punishment, I can hardly endure it.)

[imsounoriginal]

I agree with the OP, it's disappointing that some movies just aren't getting 4K releases. I understand that there's limited commercial appeal to some of these titles, but something like Silence - shot on film, with some of the most gorgeous photography of the year, and (according to IMDb) finished in 4K - getting snubbed is a huge disappointment.

[Philms]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

I agree with the OP, it's disappointing that some movies just aren't getting 4K releases. I understand that there's limited commercial appeal to some of these titles, but something like Silence - shot on film, with some of the most gorgeous photography of the year, and (according to IMDb) finished in 4K - getting snubbed is a huge disappointment.

Have yet to see it... My local theatre contains the fodder films like:
Sing, rouge one, patriots day, etc.

I really have to go out of my way to see anything that I'm pumped for, so Silence will probably be a blind buy.

Focus Features, get your ass on 4K, as for you paramount? Shunned...

[joenostalgia23]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

I agree with the OP, it's disappointing that some movies just aren't getting 4K releases. I understand that there's limited commercial appeal to some of these titles, but something like Silence - shot on film, with some of the most gorgeous photography of the year, and (according to IMDb) finished in 4K - getting snubbed is a huge disappointment.

That's the one that annoys me the most. All but one title released by Paramount since they started putting out UHDs have been 2K upscales.

Now the studio actually finishes a movie in 4K for once, and the UHD is nowhere to be found. They can have 4K versions of the new Michael Bay Ninja Turtles movie, but they apparently can't invest in 4K for a new film from a legendary director like Martin Scorsese (or it's cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto)... it's an insult.

[Pieter V]

Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (2016)
Image Format: 4K for 2D and 2K for 3D 2048x858 Scope

[FilmFreakosaurus]

Originally Posted by joenostalgia23

That's the one that annoys me the most. All but one title released by Paramount since they started putting out UHDs have been 2K upscales.

Now the studio actually finishes a movie in 4K for once, and the UHD is nowhere to be found. They can have 4K versions of the new Michael Bay Ninja Turtles movie, but they apparently can't invest in 4K for a new film from a legendary director like Martin Scorsese (or it's cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto)... it's an insult.

Most of the studios are now run by younger MBA types. They're glorified bean counters and not movie makers.