Which of your Blu-ray titles would you want to upgrade to 4K UHD?

[Jar Jar Stinks]

I can't imagine wanting to upgrade much except for maybe "Lawrence of Arabia" "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "The Dark Knight."

[I KEEL YOU]

Well, the first ones I would buy again are the ones who could use an upgrade to begin with:

Predator
The Thing
Terminator 2
Reservoir Dogs
A Clockwork Orange
The Big Lebowski

[SuddenStorm]

If there is a noticeable upgrade in visual quality and or Dolby Atmos on the UHD version, and the price is right, I'd want to upgrade all of mine.

[glennstl]

only one's in my Blu collection I would consider upgrading to 4K would be Alfred Hitchcock movies and the original Halloween.

But I really don't see myself upgrading to 4K for years.

[thelwig14]

Everything.

[StingingVelvet]

Anything 65mm or digital with a 4k finish. For 35mm and 2k finishes I would have to really love the movie and probably wait for a sale.

[Jay Mammoth]

Breaking Bad

[buck135]

1. The Dark Knight Trilogy
2. Dawn of the Dead (1978)
3. Night of the Living Dead (1968)
4. Twilight Zone Complete Series
5. Batman The Animated Series
6. Batman (1989)
7. Basic Instinct
8. Universal Monsters Collection
9. The Third Man
10. Citizen Kane
11. Sorcerer
12. Stanley Kubrick Collection
13. James Bond Collection
14. True Detective Season One
15. Watchmen

I'd say about half (if not more) of that list has almost no chanc of getting released. I'll try to focus on purchasing 4KBD's for brand new releases, BVS being the first. What sucks is having to also buy the 3D version and whichever retailer exclusive that features bonus material which I'm a sucker for regarding that particular film. Suicide Squad will be the same. The only other catalog 4KBD in the pipeline that's been announced that I want is Man of Steel.

[D00mM4r1n3]

Striptease
Kentucky Fried Movie
Bachelor Party

[SHOCKWAVE6464]

Interstellar
Skyfall
The Dark Knight Trilogy
Saving Private Ryan

[AgentOrange]

Anything that is a noticeable upgrade in quality.

There were lots of bad blu-rays, so if any of those get 4K remasters and UHD disc, I would probably prefer the UHD disc just because it's the best possible option.

As far as blu-rays that were already "good" or even "great", I guess it's wait and see. Certainly for uber classics or big format films like 2001 or Lawrence of Arabia I will probably want the best possible quality - so will lean to upgrading without hesitation (well, with hesitation since I'm a deal shopper... but once the price drops I will upgrade). If it is a lesser classic, then I guess it depends on how much better the UHD disc is.

[Captain Flint]

Band of Brothers
Saving Private Ryan
Blade Runner
Braveheart
The Dark Knight trilogy
Dredd
Fury
Godzilla (2014)
The Hobbit trilogy
The Lord of the Rings trilogy
Star Wars saga
Mad Max: Fury Road
Indiana Jones quadrilogy
The Matrix trilogy
The Raid and The Raid 2
The Terminator and T2

[Dirk504]

The Lost Boys

[V40LLY]

This one:

[Rodney-2187]

Blade Runner
The Force Awakens

...and then everything else.

[surfdude12]

[Travis]

My top 100. Movie quality is the most important. Cannot buy a movie just because it looks and sounds good. Will pick up some during Black Friday.

1. 12 Angry Men (1957)
2. African Queen, The
3. Alfie (1966)
4. Ali
5. Alien
6. Aliens
7. Any Given Sunday
8. Apocalypse Now
9. Arthur
10. Back to the Future
11. Batman Begins Always felt the BD was only slightly better than the DVD for PQ.
12. Blade Runner
13. Bonnie and Clyde
14. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
15. Carlito’s Way
16. Casino
17. Christine
18. Clash of the Titans (1981)
19. Color Purple, The
20. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
21. Cujo
22. Dark Crystal, The
23. Deer Hunter, The
24. Die Hard
25. Dirty Harry
26. Dog Day Afternoon
27. Drive
28. Dune
29. E.T. – The Extra-Terrestrial
30. Empire Strikes Back, The
31. Excalibur
32. Exorcist, the
33. Fargo
34. Fellowship of the Ring, the
35. Ferris Bueller’s Day off
36. Finding Nemo
37. Fly, The (1986)
38. Ghostbusters (1984)
39. Gladiator
40. Godfather
41. Godfather 2
42. Good, The Bad and The Ugly, The
43. Goodfellas Sad the review is so bad.
44. Grapes of Wrath, the
45. Halloween (1978)
46. Heat
47. Howling, The
48. Incredibles, The
49. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
50. Jaws
51. Lethal Weapon
52. Little Mermaid, The
53. Mad Max
54. Magnificent Seven, The
55. Matrix
56. Miller’s Crossing
57. Moon
58. Monsters Inc.
59. My Dog Skip
60. Night of the Living Dead
61. Omen, The
62. On the Waterfront
63. Once Upon a Time in the West
64. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
65. Outlaw Josey Wales, The
66. Paris, Texas
67. Pirates of the Caribbean
68. Planet of the Apes (1968)
69. Platoon
70. Polar Express, The
71. Psycho (1960)
72. Pulp Fiction
73. Raging Bull
74. Raiders of the Lost Ark
75. Rain Man
76. Road Warrior, The
77. Rocky
78. Saving Private Ryan
79. Scarface (1983)
80. Shining, The
81. Shootist, The
82. Shrek
83. Sideways
84. Silence of the Lambs, the
85. Sleeping Beauty
86. Spiderman
87. Spirit – Stallion of the Cimarron
88. Stand by Me
89. Star Trek II – The Wrath of Khan
90. Star Wars
91. Sting, The
92. Terminator 2 – Judgment Day Waiting for a better one.
93. Terminator, The
94. Tombstone
95. Top Gun
96. Toy Story
97. Untouchables, The
98. Usual Suspects, The
99. Watership Down
100. X-Men

[RCRochester]

I have upgraded only four so far: Goodfellas & Unforgiven (because they also included the remastered blu-rays, so those were future-proofing purchases), Bridge on the River Kwai (mainly because it was cheap), and most recently the Predator trilogy.

I plan on getting the upcoming releases of 2001 and Big Lebowski. Any future upgrades will be dependent on the visual quality of the film and how much I love the film, so there are no automatic upgrades except for maybe the Indiana Jones and Bond movies.

[caiman]

If it's worth watching, it's worth watching in the highest possible resolution. So the answer, of course, is everything.

[chuway]

The Shallows
Deepwater Horizon
The Revenant

I suspect all of will be a big upgrade.