James Bond: The Ultimate Collection (1962-2012) + Volume Collections

[Riddler95]

Originally Posted by Shane Rollins

I'm pretty sure this is the case for at least half of the Bond films. Not even counting the Criterion features, at least ten of the films have things on older VHS, laserdisc, and DVD releases that weren't carried over to the Ultimate DVDs, the Blu-rays, and the 4Ks.

I am still trying to acquire the Criterion CAV LaserDisc Editions of Dr. No, From Russia With Love, and Goldfinger for the exclusive extras they have.

[LMFAObros]

Originally Posted by AKORIS

this movie devastated me when I was a young man. I think I saw this when I was 17 or so.... it stuck in my mind for weeks, months even... such a sad story.

Great movie, I'll be picking up the 4k....

I don’t think it will get a 4K as the negative was apparently destroyed in 2008

[ravenus]

Originally Posted by LMFAObros

I don’t think it will get a 4K as the negative was apparently destroyed in 2008

Kino has announced that they are preparing a 4K release:
https://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=35583

People have made 4K's from other sources too, like an interpositive. Yes, it's not ideal, but it will be a significant improvement over what's currently available. Heck, for a lot of newer films, the 4K is an upscale of a 2K DI. Anyhoo,

[LMFAObros]

Originally Posted by ravenus

Kino has announced that they are preparing a 4K release:
https://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=35583

People have made 4K's from other sources too, like an interpositive. Yes, it's not ideal, but it will be a significant improvement over what's currently available. Heck, for a lot of newer films, the 4K is an upscale of a 2K DI. Anyhoo,

I hope with the 4K they keep the sepia look similar to the BD for the scenes in 1912 and a modern grade for the scenes in 1980