Black Panther 4K UHD (2018)

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Probably because you left out "Justice League rocked!" in that post, it wondered what you were doing

What ever happened to that "Got 'Em!" guy...

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Probably because you left out "Justice League rocked!" in that post, it wondered what you were doing

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[avs commenter]

Originally Posted by Traind

Re Infinity War, is that just rumour at this point?

Infinity War was shot entirely with Imax cameras. They would really have to screw it up for it not to look incredible on UHD

[flyry]

Originally Posted by avs commenter

Infinity War was shot entirely with Imax cameras. They would really have to screw it up for it not to look incredible on UHD

That won't change the ugly MCU color grading.

The last 2 Avengers movies look like they were made for TV.

[Doctorossi]

Originally Posted by Traind

Re Infinity War, is that just rumour at this point?

That's probably the right word for it- internally sourced but (to my knowledge) not yet officially confirmed.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by PeterTHX

What ever happened to that "Got 'Em!" guy...

He stopped saying "Got 'Em!!!"

[benji888578]

According to this list on dolby's website, apparently Black Panther and A Wrinkle In Time are Disney/Marvel final titles to be released in Dolby Vision in cinemas. https://www.dolby.com/us/en/cinema/t...-releases.html (yes, this means Infinity War will not be in Dolby Vision at Dolby Cinemas, but, yes to Dolby Atmos audio). (Unless they are just "unconfirmed".)

What this means for future UHD BD releases they could still do DV color grading for UHD BDs, but, it won't already have been done for cinemas like anything since 2015...

First Disney DV (Cinema) film was Tomorrowland, then The Force Awakens, then all Disney/Marvel titles since Captain America: Civil War, (up to A Wrinkle In Time).

[Doctorossi]

Originally Posted by benji888578

According to this list on dolby's website, apparently Black Panther and A Wrinkle In Time are Disney/Marvel final titles to be released in Dolby Vision in cinemas. https://www.dolby.com/us/en/cinema/t...-releases.html (yes, this means Infinity War will not be in Dolby Vision at Dolby Cinemas, but, yes to Dolby Atmos audio). (Unless they are just "unconfirmed".)

I think you're reading too much into it- Dolby's site is notoriously slow to update this information in particular.

[RockyIII]

Why hasn't Disney put the Disney logo on all these MCU titles yet? Is there a specific reason why the name Disney only appears at the very end of the closing credits that nobody ever watches?

[Scorpion Soldier]

Originally Posted by benji888578

According to this list on dolby's website, apparently Black Panther and A Wrinkle In Time are Disney/Marvel final titles to be released in Dolby Vision in cinemas. https://www.dolby.com/us/en/cinema/t...-releases.html (yes, this means Infinity War will not be in Dolby Vision at Dolby Cinemas, but, yes to Dolby Atmos audio). (Unless they are just "unconfirmed".)

What this means for future UHD BD releases they could still do DV color grading for UHD BDs, but, it won't already have been done for cinemas like anything since 2015...

First Disney DV (Cinema) film was Tomorrowland, then The Force Awakens, then all Disney/Marvel titles since Captain America: Civil War, (up to A Wrinkle In Time).

Those titles will be in Dolby Vision. A lot of titles don't get updated till slightly before release. Incredibles 2 even already has a poster stating Dolby Vision:

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

He stopped saying "Got 'Em!!!"

Nah, a better response would have been I guess someone got *him*

[Mr Anderson]

The thought of this movies visuals has me excited for its 4K release!

[LordoftheRings]

Should be great in 3D too. Can't wait for both.

[philsfan]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

If you want to see real 4K I suggest you get Dark Tower and Billy Lynn, once you upgrade to 4K

IMHO borrow Billy Lynn...Great for the clarity of 4k but snoozefest of a story with minimal rewatchability. I really dig The Revenant, Blade Runner, and Blue Planet II as some I would put on for friends for demo...

PS Have BP 3d preordered from Amazon UK and will also get the 4k if the price drops a little...

[ay221]

So now that I have a 4k/3D projector, I'm conflicted which version to get. I guess this is nearly 4k resolution so I like that. But I don't know how good the 3D is. That plus I would have to wait a lot longer to get it, I think I will go with 4K. But maybe both, not sure.

[s_har]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

Why hasn't Disney put the Disney logo on all these MCU titles yet? Is there a specific reason why the name Disney only appears at the very end of the closing credits that nobody ever watches?

There are no Disney logos on the Star Wars movies either. My guess is they don't want the MCU and Star Wars to give the impression of being aimed at children/family.

[Majoran]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

Why hasn't Disney put the Disney logo on all these MCU titles yet? Is there a specific reason why the name Disney only appears at the very end of the closing credits that nobody ever watches?

They are distributors of the studios which I believe are wholly owned subsidiaries. Technically they are “not” Disney films (much like Star Wars movies). If you go back and look at Miramax movies which were also “Disney”, they never had Disney on the front either. As far as no one ever watching, many folks watch to the very end for Marvel movies due to the after credits scenes.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

Why hasn't Disney put the Disney logo on all these MCU titles yet? Is there a specific reason why the name Disney only appears at the very end of the closing credits that nobody ever watches?

Disney own the IP but it's Marvel who are making the movie. Same reason why you didn't see Spidey Homecoming presented as "Disney's Marvel's Sony's" movie, Disney had **** all to do with it because it was Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige who were producing it while Sony stumped up the cash. Lucasfilm, like Marvel, operate under that same umbrella: THEY are the ones who are making the movie while Disney pay for & distribute it. So while you'll see Disney logos on all the marketing stuff and merchandise and whatnot, you won't find their studio logos on the movies themselves.

[benji888578]

Originally Posted by Doctorossi

I think you're reading too much into it- Dolby's site is notoriously slow to update this information in particular.

Originally Posted by Scorpion Soldier

Those titles will be in Dolby Vision. A lot of titles don't get updated till slightly before release. Incredibles 2 even already has a poster stating Dolby Vision:

[Show spoiler]

Thanks for posting the poster

Why would Dolby list it so early if it's not yet confirmed? ...wait, I guess Dolby Atmos is confirmed, so, they list it there, then update it later if DV is added? I did not know this, I assumed Dolby's listing would not be there until final, arg. (IMAX list of imax dmr movies on wikipedia is much better.)

[s_har]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Disney own the IP but it's Marvel who are making the movie. Same reason why you didn't see Spidey Homecoming presented as "Disney's Marvel's Sony's" movie, Disney had **** all to do with it because it was Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige who were producing it while Sony stumped up the cash. Lucasfilm, like Marvel, operate under that same umbrella: THEY are the ones who are making the movie while Disney pay for & distribute it. So while you'll see Disney logos on all the marketing stuff and merchandise and whatnot, you won't find their studio logos on the movies themselves.

To be fair it is common practice for the distributor to have their logo slapped all over the movie. Disney slaps their logo on all Pixar movies, Pirates of the Caribbean, Tron Legacy, National Treasure etc despite these being made by subsidiary companies similar to Marvel and Lucasfilm. And in some of the cases by companies that are not even owned by Disney. Just like any previous Star Wars movie that came after the original movie still opened with the Fox fanfare so could these new ones easily have opened with the Disney castle.
I think not having the Disney logo on MCU and Star Wars is simply down to a tactical decision by Disney in order not to have their logo and brand name associated with these movies.