Black Panther 4K UHD (2018)

[Mierzwiak]

Originally Posted by Darkstream

Thor Ragnarok kills it as far as being the MCU's best looking film.

Not even close to beatiful cinematography of the first Thor and second Guardians.

[Darkstream]

Originally Posted by Mierzwiak

Not even close to beatiful cinematography of the first Thor and second Guardians.

The second Guardians turned into CG shitshow in the final act too. Much more prefer the first Guardians.

[SHOCKWAVE6464]

Phase 3 Rankings:
1. Black Panther
2. Spider-Man Homecoming
3. Captain America: Civil War
4. Doctor Strange
5. Thor Ragnarok
6. Guardians of the Galaxy 2

[Falaskan]

Originally Posted by Darkstream

The second Guardians turned into CG shitshow in the final act too. Much more prefer the first Guardians.

It lost me when the Michael Douglas talking head of light came on screen.

[Mierzwiak]

Originally Posted by Darkstream

The second Guardians turned into CG shitshow in the final act too. Much more prefer the first Guardians.

Still better than CGI shitshow in Black Panther, because there's nothing better than watching two awfuly animated, weightless CG characters fighting in fake CG scenery.

Few shots of CG Black Panther are one of the few things that bother me in Civil War. Here he's extremely fake in most of his scenes.

[jamesdevil]

1. Black Panther
2. Spider-Man: Homecoming
3. Doctor Strange
4. Captain America: Civil War
5. Thor: Ragnarok
6. Guardians of the Galaxy 2

Easily the best 'phase' of the MCU for me. I like all of those at least a little bit and I think Homecoming and Black Panther are truly great.

[Darkstream]

Originally Posted by Mierzwiak

Still better than CGI shitshow in Black Panther, because there's nothing better than watching two awfuly animated, weightless CG characters fighting in fake CG scenery.

Few shots of CG Black Panther are one of the few things that bother me in Civil War. Here he's extremely fake in most of his scenes.

It doesn't bother much in Civil War, but you're right, in Black Panther it's really bad.

I like the Black Panther movie, but I like Civil War as a movie and BP's costume in the movie more than I do the Black Panther movie and BP's second costume.

[TheSweetieMan]

'Black Panther', while a good film, probably does feature some of the worst action sequences of any MCU film.

[JG-havkroll]

Release Date: May 15 (confirmed)

[B-52 Bass]

Good, before I go on Vacation

[LordoftheRings]

Where can I get the 4H UHD version...with the 3D version in the same package...France, or Istanbul?

[LordoftheRings]

Originally Posted by JG-havkroll

Release Date: May 15 (confirmed)

Do you have a link? What I see is 4K UHD Blu-ray from France on June 22nd.

• https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Black...lu-ray/199295/
• https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Black...lu-ray/199296/
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Edit - I found this:

• https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...&postcount=107
• https://www.dvdsreleasedates.com/mov.../black-panther

[stephengizmo]

3D and 4K have their benefits depending on how they are used, 3D is not a gimmick it’s an extension into the world that adds dept to the characters, gimmick 3D finished in the 80’s with the likes of jaws 3D, marvel utilises 3D so well. There is no way the likes of Doctor Strange would be best watched flat just for a small detail of resolution from sourced from 2K. When done right UHD can be amazing. I watched Sicario last night and it was everything. People with OLED 3D TVs have the benefit and as far as 3D being a dead format all major films are getting 3D releases as are all those on the pipeline and I think Avatar 2 may push it further

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

well whatever it is I don't like it ~ I saw 'Batman vs Superman' in Dolby Cinema it looked great, but the constant seat movement was f***in' annoying, saw it again in IMAX-laser and without that aspect and thought it was a superior 'experience'. Not so that one thinks I'm bashing Dolby Cinema two recent screenings I saw that were flat out excellent in the format were 'Titanic' and 'Murder on the Orient Express' and those didn't implement the base effect.

I've been to a couple Dolby Cinemas, one had the transducers set too high. Let management know.

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by Brahmzy

Exactly. There is NOTHING about the current 3D implementation that matches reality. Wake me up when the technology is actually worth paying attention to.

Originally Posted by BrownianMotion

Sure, I see genuine depth with my eyes without requiring silly 3D glasses. Nevertheless, 3D TV technology is gimmicky trash, and I'm glad it's dying. It feels good!

Other than whining about it, tell us why having 3D as an OPTION should be denied to the rest of us?


FFS every 3D movie out there has had a 2D option.

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by Opips3

AMC, Dolby Cinema 2K Theatres. 70mm is raw native film it's not 4K

Your home theatre UHDTV 4K HDR is more highly.

Memories, CTR tube 32" inches is crap. Cinema Theatres is better. Now UHD 4K and bigger T.V 50 inches on your home. No more Cinema Theatre...

Originally Posted by cgpublic

Apologies for the confusion. When I cited 4K, I meant 4K specific to the Sony Digital Cinema 4K projection systems installed at the Alamo Drafthouse chain, not to Dolby Cinema or 70MM.

Dolby Cinemas use dual 4K laser projectors.

[TpFox]

Originally Posted by stephengizmo

3D and 4K have their benefits depending on how they are used, 3D is not a gimmick it’s an extension into the world that adds dept to the characters, gimmick 3D finished in the 80’s with the likes of jaws 3D, marvel utilises 3D so well. There is no way the likes of Doctor Strange would be best watched flat just for a small detail of resolution from sourced from 2K. When done right UHD can be amazing. I watched Sicario last night and it was everything. People with OLED 3D TVs have the benefit and as far as 3D being a dead format all major films are getting 3D releases as are all those on the pipeline and I think Avatar 2 may push it further

Don't bother with reason and logic here Whether people like it or not 3D will eventually come back into the mainstream again, whether its Avatar 2 glassless 3D that does it or some sort of 3D 8K/4K HDR later on in the next decade it will be here bigger and better.

[stephengizmo]

Originally Posted by TpFox

Don't bother with reason and logic here Whether people like it or not 3D will eventually come back into the mainstream again, whether its Avatar 2 glassless 3D that does it or some sort of 3D 8K/4K HDR later on in the next decade it will be here bigger and better.

I hear you 🙌🏻

[Canada]

Originally Posted by TheSweetieMan

This film is going to be a visual juggernaut once it hits UHD.

Easily the best looking film I've seen in the Dolby Cinema format so far. The colors on the Wakanda tribe outfits looked so damn lifelike, it was insane.

I am so jealous we don't have a cinema that has Dolby Vision or Dolby Atmos in Victoria BC.

[Geoff D]

You're jealous? There isn't a single Dolby Cinema in my ENTIRE ****ING COUNTRY.