Gemini Man 4K UHD 60fps (2019)

[Juan127]

Dog that better not be ur cheeser in the reflection lmaoooo

Always thought u were some old dooood

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by Juan127

Dog that better not be ur cheeser in the reflection lmaoooo

Always thought u were some old dooood

If you’re talking about the third photo. That’s Joe Alwyn in Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Juan127

Dog that better not be ur cheeser in the reflection lmaoooo

Always thought u were some old dooood

I'm 40 so yes, I'm fookin ancient

[Juan127]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

I'm 40 so yes, I'm fookin ancient

Naw bro im 38...were just hitting our prime!

[testmon112]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Also: have you made sure that the TV's HDMI sockets are set to Enhanced? (Should be under Settings->External Inputs->HDMI Signal Format.) With them set to Standard then 4K24 HDR and DV will work just fine so you won't know to set it to Enhanced, but 4K60 12-bit DV will exceed the bandwidth so the player will bust it down to 1080p60 DV, e.g.



If you turn off DV then the player will output the bestest signal that it thinks the TV's bandwidth can receive, in this case being 4K60 but in converted SDR 709 @ 8-bit 4:2:0, e.g.



(Whereas the OPPO can still output 4K60 HDR 2020 @ 8-bit 4:2:0, e.g.

)

Billy Lynn is one of my favorites of that year.

[ryebren]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Also: have you made sure that the TV's HDMI sockets are set to Enhanced? (Should be under Settings->External Inputs->HDMI Signal Format.) With them set to Standard then 4K24 HDR and DV will work just fine so you won't know to set it to Enhanced, but 4K60 12-bit DV will exceed the bandwidth so the player will bust it down to 1080p60 DV, e.g.



If you turn off DV then the player will output the bestest signal that it thinks the TV's bandwidth can receive, in this case being 4K60 but in converted SDR 709 @ 8-bit 4:2:0, e.g.



(Whereas the OPPO can still output 4K60 HDR 2020 @ 8-bit 4:2:0, e.g.

)

So I do have the HDMI on Enhanced and tried Enhanced w/ DV. If I understanding correctly with my set up (I do not have an OPPO) If I want 60FPS then I have to choose between 4K or DV? Unless I had the OPPO it will not do both?

[metsfan1545d]

solid film

wish more would use a high frame rate

[Endoskeleton]

As much as I love my movies in 24fps, this movie was still kind of cool to watch.
Does anyone know if the 4K disc will playback in 60fps on a plasma display?

It is a 1080p display but my ub420 blu ray player allows me to watch 4K discs via a HDR-SDR down conversion feature it has. I just wonder if the 60fps is exclusive to only the newer televisions...

[SwedishChef]

@endoskeleton I used to sell Panasonic plasmas and they natively output 60fps as far as I know. I imagine the 4K player at 60fps should look just fine, and the black levels should be amazing on a plasma (as those pixels are actually “off” during playback - no backlight on a plasma)!

As for the “soap opera” effect of 60fps that some could live without, I can’t help but wonder if we’ve simply been conditioned to expect 24fps over the last century of filmmaking. What if 60fps was the standard from the get-go, like audiences watching Metropolis in 1927 at 60fps, and wouldn’t have expected anything different?

[Mprsrocha]

Could someone please confirm if the UK version has Portuguese subtitles?

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by yoshinobu

I have my TV's "motion-smoothness processing" cranked to 11 and it took me about two days to get used to it first time I got it. Now, whenever I go to the cinema, the movies appear to me as "choppy" in their 24-kind-of-low-fps glory. So really it's just a matter of getting a little used to it. And then, you really don't want to come back.

I feel like you just described Stockholm Syndrome.

[hockeynut]

This is easily the best looking 4K disc I have watched so far! The detail is stunning!

I took this over to my Dad's house to watch but the color is all messed up. Kind of like a overwhelming pinkish color going on. Not sure how to best describe it.

He has an lg player. Not sure what is wrong. He plays all other 4K disc just fine.

Anyone have any ideas why the color would be messed up on his TV?

[Geoff D]

Something in the signal chain is prolly choking on the 60p frame rate, it’s too much data so it’s garbling the image.

[gates70]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Something in the signal chain is prolly choking on the 60p frame rate, it’s too much data so it’s garbling the image.

And that's usually the HDMI cable.

[magnumrulz]

I guess I'm in the minority about high frame rate. I hate it. IMO, it makes a picture look so good that it looks like crap. For me it takes away from the experience. Things look so detailed, it has that "soap opera" look and looks unnatural. When I did my review of the 4K for my YouTube channel, I got screenshots from both discs. I am glad they just used the HFR on 4K and not the BD. The BD looked amazing. I actually liked the movie and will never watch the 4K again. BD all the way! This is what has me scared of any future releases from Cameron. As long as we have been waiting for The Abyss, I am hoping the 4K does not get the HFR treatment. Watching Avatar 2 both in 3D and Dolby Cinema, the latter was better experience as I am not a fan of 3D. Both both presentations were distracting during many scenes due to HFR. The CGI in many scenes had that fake, video-game look. I am not that tech-savvy...are they able to present HFR on standard BD? or am I safe to say BD's are guaranteed to have the standard 24fps?

Again, I feel like I am in minority. I want all the depth and detail, but not at the expense of losing the cinematic feel. That is why I cannot watch anything on Amazon Prime. I do not know what they are doing with the streams, but they have that same look. I tried to watch a couple of movies and could not get through them as they were two distracting. To test, thinking my settings were off, I compared The Lost City on Prime and Paramount+. The Prime presentation had that HFR look and the Paramount+ version did not. I noticed the same thing when I sampled Apple TV earlier this year. Are they converting content to HFR or are they using some other manipulation?

[314carpenter]

TL/DR Question
Just opened my U.S. 4K copy.
Both discs are 100% blank white with absolutely no disc information or art.
Out of 1000's of purchases, this is a first for me.
This can't be by design. What gives?

[Fiffy]

Originally Posted by 314carpenter

TL/DR Question
Just opened my U.S. 4K copy.
Both discs are 100% blank white with absolutely no disc information or art.
Out of 1000's of purchases, this is a first for me.
This can't be by design. What gives?

Maybe someone sold you a bootleg? I own it, and the UHD disc is black with the title and other information in white letters. The BD is blue with silver letters.

[Okiephile]

Just picked this up used for $10, I have it on Blu-ray and 3D and just curious how the hfr looks, I actually like the movie.

[NJScorpio]

My local Best Buy got the 4k steelbook in stock...I'm tempted to pick it up, I thought this was an okay movie, but the HFR has me interested in buying the 4k disc. At $40, not sure of it's worth it.

[pbz06]

Originally Posted by NJScorpio

My local Best Buy got the 4k steelbook in stock...I'm tempted to pick it up, I thought this was an okay movie, but the HFR has me interested in buying the 4k disc. At $40, not sure of it's worth it.

I'll send you my disc (regular disc, not steelbook) if you cover shipping, heh. I've watched the movie about 3 times already with the hope that I can come around to HFR, and to have it handy as demo material, but just don't like it enough to ever watch it again.