Jurassic Park 1-3 (1993-2001) 4K UHD

[Acer2010]

Originally Posted by Acer2010

Will the 4K UHD editions of JURASSIC PARK, THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK, and JURASSIC PARK III include re-mastered Blu-rays as well?

In other words, the 4K restorations on standard Blu-ray discs, like E.T. (35th Anniversary Edition).

Not to sound rude or annoying, but does anyone have an answer to my previous message which is quoted above this brief message?

[PissedOffPeoN]

Originally Posted by Optimus

LOL love it

[gkolb]

Originally Posted by Acer2010

Not to sound rude or annoying, but does anyone have an answer to my previous message which is quoted above this brief message?

I suspect it is TOO early to know. Patience required.

[Mierzwiak]

Originally Posted by Acer2010

Not to sound rude or annoying, but does anyone have an answer to my previous message which is quoted above this brief message?

E.T. was already released on Blu-ray based on 4K restoration, so they just used the same disc.

Maybe they will make a new disc, or maybe not. Relax, it's MONTHS away.

[Dubstar]

oh please have the Gary Rydstrom audio remix of the first film that was exclusively on the 3D bluray edition.

[Laserdisk]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

oh please have the Gary Rydstrom audio remix of the first film that was exclusively on the 3D bluray edition.

It will unfortunately.

[Riddhi2011]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

oh please have the Gary Rydstrom audio remix of the first film that was exclusively on the 3D bluray edition.

The Gary Rydstrom remix for 3D is revisionist and he added Jaguar/Puma sounds for Raptors in the kitchen scene. He also copied environmental sounds from one portion and pasted them on others in addition to looping certain sounds. I really hope the original unaltered theatrical DTS track is included along with anything else.

Also, I hope they please release the deleted scenes at last. It has been a looooooong time!

[kristoffer]

I hope the DNR is gone.

[trekky76]

Originally Posted by Acer2010

Not to sound rude or annoying, but does anyone have an answer to my previous message which is quoted above this brief message?

How are we supposed to know?
Anyway the answer with 99.999% certainty is no.

[jobalexang]

Originally Posted by kristoffer

I hope the DNR is gone.

Catch Me If You Can's filmic grain structure on the blu-ray is what I hope they can pull off with the Jurassic films in 2018. If the DNR from at least Jurassic Park is gone, I'll consider the year a success. lol.

[Kylo8791]

I knew this would happen lol I’ll wait for a US release tho along with Jurassic Workd

[Master S]

Originally Posted by Optimus

It will quickly become flaccid when they put out a release of this like they did with Bourne...

[Optimus]

Originally Posted by Master S

It will quickly become flaccid when they put out a release of this like they did with Bourne...

Yeah but considering what a great release The Mummy was, I'm not too worried

[Riddhi2011]

Only The Mummy received a new remaster. Parts 2 and 3 were simply upscaled and had a lot of mosquito noise and smearing. So, JP2 and 3 will in all likelihood be just upscales of the early-2000 HD masters.

[Vangeli]

Wasn't Borne one of their first? Shortly after Oblivion? They've only been getting better and better.

[imsounoriginal]

Depends how involved Spielberg wants to be, hopefully at least 1 and 2 would be treated right in that case. World shouldn't take much work beyond the HDR pass. Can't wait to see how that one looks.

[Vangeli]

Ooh I just imagined the color treatment from the 3D version of the original but with beautiful grain



One can dream

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by Vangeli

Ooh I just imagined the color treatment from the 3D version of the original but with beautiful grain



One can dream

but the skin tone colors are so .... orange ... eesh

I honestly don't think any home video version has been faithful to it's original 35mm premier engagements or it's DTS 5.1 soundmix (the DTS laserdisc comes pretty close though).

[jobalexang]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

but the skin tone colors are so .... orange ... eesh

I honestly don't think any home video version has been faithful to it's original 35mm premier engagements or it's DTS 5.1 soundmix (the DTS laserdisc comes pretty close though).

Here's hoping it finally happens this year! There exists a 4K restoration of the negative supervised by Spielberg. We saw how great the latest ET and Close Encounters releases were.

[Vangeli]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

but the skin tone colors are so .... orange ... eesh

I honestly don't think any home video version has been faithful to it's original 35mm premier engagements or it's DTS 5.1 soundmix (the DTS laserdisc comes pretty close though).

The same color treatment but with wider color gamut should look more natural; standard Blu-ray can only handle so much.