Dogma 4K (1999)

[batman2000]

Dogma is coming to uhd blu ray from lionsgate this holiday

[BluBonnet]

Folks can now choose between the Lionsgate release and the Umbrella one

If interested in the Umbrella release:

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=388027

[plissken99]

Originally Posted by BluBonnet

Folks can now choose between the Lionsgate release and the Umbrella one

If interested in the Umbrella release:

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=388027

Do we have any clues what the differences will be?

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by plissken99

Do we have any clues what the differences will be?

Nope, sorry

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by plissken99

Do we have any clues what the differences will be?

I'm betting more bonus features on the LG.

[Ruined]

Originally Posted by plissken99

Do we have any clues what the differences will be?

based on history, the lionsgate is probably safer from a compression standpoint. umbrella has some really good 4K discs, but some mediocre and even a couple of bad ones.

that being said, umbrellas physical extras will likely blow away lionsgate's

[gigan72]

Originally Posted by Ruined

based on history, the lionsgate is probably safer from a compression standpoint. umbrella has some really good 4K discs, but some mediocre and even a couple of bad ones.

that being said, umbrellas physical extras will likely blow away lionsgate's

Umbrella has moved to using FIM for nearly every 4K now, Dogma is almost certainly guaranteed to be FIM form them (though I doubt there'll be a significant difference between the LG and Umbrella discs in terms of compression quality)

[Ruined]

Originally Posted by gigan72

Umbrella has moved to using FIM for nearly every 4K now, Dogma is almost certainly guaranteed to be FIM form them (though I doubt there'll be a significant difference between the LG and Umbrella discs in terms of compression quality)

I dunno, I just for instance watched Umbrella's Wake in Fright which came out in June 2025, and there are areas of the disc where the grain appears to have artifacts that are indicative of either digital manipulation or encoding difficulties (slow moving, appears to be missing highest frequencies). That's a fairly recent release, too.

Their worst release on 4K thus far IMO was J.S.A. (Aug 2024) which has areas which are completely devoid of grain, either master was DNR'd or really bad encoding.

On the other hand ,their release of Possession was fantastic, and Dead End Drive in was pretty good (despite also having some weird grain artifacts at time)

[plissken99]

Originally Posted by Ruined

based on history, the lionsgate is probably safer from a compression standpoint. umbrella has some really good 4K discs, but some mediocre and even a couple of bad ones.

that being said, umbrellas physical extras will likely blow away lionsgate's

That’s definitely the 7/10 split I’d expect.

[kevin87]

Wonder if it'll be a steelbook only thing since he specifically talked about it was with a studio that releases a lot of steelbooks, or if he just was using it as a clue to which it could be. Lionsgate Limited does a lot of those, but it's also not even just LL (Forbidden Kingdom wasn't LL but still steelbook). And not all LL are steelbooks (The Surfer).

[MattPerdue]

Most likely a Lionsgate Limited release. Was really hoping for Arrow myself.

[MTRodaba2468]

Originally Posted by MattPerdue

Most likely a Lionsgate Limited release. Was really hoping for Arrow myself.

Yeah, I'm fully expecting it to go the Lionsgate Limited route.

I'm not disappointed that it isn't Arrow or any of the boutiques, honestly. Lionsgate has been doing good work with their home video releases.

[cooey]

Umbrella all the way for me then...

[MifuneFan]

I would guess the SB would use the same new art they made for theatrical release. It would translate well to a SB in any event. It would be even nicer if it had packaging like the Frailty release though.

Based on Smith's comments, it's going to be a stacked release, so it'll be interesting to see how the Umbrella release compares.

[eXtofer]

I really hope Frailty’s packaging wasn’t a one-off. You’re right - Dogma would be perfect for it!

[garyd97]

Lionsgate Limited needs more releases like Frailty, but unfortunately I haven’t seen many signs of that.

[Bubbles-11]

Bill Hunt of The Digital Bits says there will be a Lionsgate Limited exclusive Steelbook edition and 4K STANDARD AMARAY version..

In terms of catching up with more recent title announcements today, let’s start with the big news first: Director Kevin Smith revealed in his Hall H panel on Saturday night down at San Diego Comic-Con that Lionsgate is going to be releasing his newly-remastered Dogma (1999) on Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD later this year! (You can watch video of Smith confirming this here on Twitter.) The street date is TBA, but our sources say there will lots of great new extras and there should be both an exclusive 4K Steelbook version from Lionsgate Limited as well as a wide-release 4K SKU.

https://thedigitalbits.com/columns/b...-graduate-more

[Mariah007]

Originally Posted by Bubbles-11

Bill Hunt of The Digital Bits says there will be a Lionsgate Limited exclusive Steelbook edition and 4K STANDARD AMARAY version..

https://thedigitalbits.com/columns/b...-graduate-more

And the Umbrella Collector's Edition (does that count?)

[cooey]

Originally Posted by Mariah007

And the Umbrella Collector's Edition (does that count?)

Bill will only be talking about the US release

[Ishai]

Originally Posted by Bubbles-11

Bill Hunt of The Digital Bits says there will be a Lionsgate Limited exclusive Steelbook edition and 4K STANDARD AMARAY version..

Lionsgate learned with previous Kevin Smith movies that he has a good physical media market so it won't be surprising if they do the same thing they did with the Tarantino 4Ks. Lionsgate Limited SteelBooks and wide release for standard 4Ks.

Many Kevin Smith fans consider this his best movie, even if it wasn't unavailable for so long it would probably sell well on 4K