4K Movies Releases

[tenia]

Originally Posted by elwaylite

Ive stopped wasting my time on his garbage.

Some people's garbage is other people's feist. I never particularly liked Days of Heaven, but absolutely love The New World and The Tree of Life.
To each its own I guess.

[elwaylite]

He lost me after The New World.

He now reminds me of Uwe Boll, because I wonder who keeps wanting to put this over the top crap out.

But you are right, to each their own.

[legends of beyond]

Originally Posted by jaaguir

It doesn't mean it'll get an UHD release though. Being an arthouse film, most likely it won't.

It's still nice to know, however.

[ernestocolon30]

Assassins creed
Lego batman
Logan
Ghost in the shell

[Penton-Man]

So ray0414, I’m wondering what you think of the Ultra HD Blu-ray of Passengers.

[ray0414]

Originally Posted by Penton-Man

So ray0414, I’m wondering what you think of the Ultra HD Blu-ray of Passengers.

Posted my thoughts in the dedicated thread.

But in summary, I liked it alot. Picture looked phenomenonal on my ks9800 and the movie was good. Jennifer Lawrence looked stunning in native 4k. Movie itself was good. Right up my ally.

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by ray0414

Amazon prime added Spectre in 4k, but no hdr. It's a free movie though.

I'd assume this is the first of the Bond 4K transfers that have been available via Hulu. I know it's not fair to compare 4K digital streaming to 4K UHD disc, but I have to say that 90% of the movie looks fantastic, but digitally anomalies pop up here in there: digital moire pops up in Lucia Sciarra's dress, banding appears in the dark night time sky near the end of the movie, and there is some ugly bizarre digital flaws during the scene where Bond meets up with Mr. White. However when it looks right - the sharpness is amazing and really reflects the effort from the transfer team in getting the 4K DI master that Sony hideously downrezzed to 2K for it's theatrical DCP's and bluray

[Pieter V]

Disney released a public DCP, which is a rare thing.

Beauty and the Beast (2017) 2K DCP.

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by Pieter V

Disney released a public DCP, which is a rare thing.

Beauty and the Beast (2017) 2K DCP.

where are you getting your info regarding Disney and their DCP's? - they seem notoriously secretive in imparting info online.

[puddy77]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

where are you getting your info regarding Disney and their DCP's? - they seem notoriously secretive in imparting info online.

I believe he is referring to the Deluxe site. It seems that Beauty and the Beast is the first time Disney has allowed their projection letter to be shown online publicly.

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by puddy77

I believe he is referring to the Deluxe site. It seems that Beauty and the Beast is the first time Disney has allowed their projection letter to be shown online publicly.

oh that is a first then, as I always look at Deluxe's site (I hadn't visited it this week for it's new releases info).

[Penton-Man]

Originally Posted by ray0414

Posted my thoughts in the dedicated thread.

Someday I’d like to see you and the other young go-getters here work hard, develop your careers and get to sit at the big table….
https://www.instagram.com/p/BRd2Ft7FIi2/

[Geoff D]

Oh, if only. My powers are needed here, those supermarket shelves ain't gonna stock themselves!!

[Pieter V]

Power Rangers (2017)
4K DCP

[Penton-Man]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Oh, if only. My powers are needed here, those supermarket shelves ain't gonna stock themselves!!

Watch your back Geoff, next thing you know they’ll be stocking the shelves….

Self Driving Robots To Deliver Food In London - YouTube

Although, afaik, robots can’t demo new devices with the same flair and style as humans. Showing by reps today and tomorrow in San Diego at AAOS is https://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/product-HVO4000MT/

[Geoff D]

Rise of da machines!

[Penton-Man]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Rise of da machines!

They tell me the worst/nastiest are dem rogue ones!

[Penton-Man]

^ Reminds me, Geoff.

When it comes to pass, I especially would like to hear your opinion of Mary Magdalene,

given the choice of lighting by Greig….http://collider.com/greig-fraser-lio...-one-star-wars

[Penton-Man]

P.S.
In the interval since my post last November…. https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...s#post12883519 , good to see imdb updated their information and finally at least listed the camera and lenses used.

[Penton-Man]

A retrospective -

“When we meet in a London hotel, the 62 year-old grey-haired Lee looks rather dejected; “The movie was hardly seen in the States,” he sighs. “The studio didn’t do much to promote [it].” ……http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...-a7568796.html

From the Dallas Observer - a post mortem report on the 1-day showing in Dallas….http://www.dallasobserver.com/arts/d...wizard-8932742
"A Dallas theater showed Ben Fountain/Ang Lee’s new film in a very cool way. But then, it vanished."

From discussions here on the Blu-ray.com forum….
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...t#post13231161

Originally Posted by LordoftheRings

Peter Jackson used 48fps for 'The Hobbit' trilogy. Did it make a positive impact with the Hollywood expert executive videophiles?

I’d say some liked it and some didn’t. Except for the most open minded, or perhaps the next generation?, HFR has a hard row to hoe with cinematic content given general audiences having been preconditioned their whole lives to like or associate the 24fps look with theatrical motion pictures. Also, probably best not to think of HFR look equivalency with ‘Hobbit’ and ‘Billy’ because despite The Hobbit trilogy and Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk both being ‘HFR’, 4K 120fps with a synthetic shutter post looks different (more immersive) if you saw the native format presentations in N.Y. or L.A. than does the 48fps/270 degree shutter angle combination that Peter J. utilized for his productions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgNWcjapOsU#t=8m41s