Death Wish (2018) 4K UHD

[Scottie]

[Wake Up]

lmao nooope

[The Debts]

Wait what.

[Black Sun]

No.

[Opips3]

I think this Death Note....

Oh I was mistakenly..

[brainofj72]

For a second I thought it was the original and I got a little excited.

[brainofj72]

I saw the movie and I don’t think that’s the only reason. It’s just not a particularly unique or interesting movie. I really like Eli Roth (especially lately with kinda-brilliant stuff like Knock Knock) but this was a milquetoast letdown.

[GasmaskAvenger]

Isn't this the first MGM title in 4K UHD?

[Talal86]

I thought it's alright, I didn't hate watching it, but it's not something I'd buy to watch at home

if you enjoy the Taken movies you might like it.

[Viking61]

[TheSweetieMan]

Dear MGM, give us ROBOCOP.

[joy30]

I don’t think it was as bad as the critics were putting it but it’s not one I have much of a desire to watch again. Also rather surprised this is getting the 4K treatment. The film’s cinematography doesn’t call for visual eye candy at all really.

[jaydecay]

I wish the five original films 1974-1994 would get 4k.

[Zoland2020]

I'll pass, this was yet another unneeded unnecessary remake by Hollyweird.

[Sabre95]

I liked it... please don't hurt me

[McCrutchy]

Wow, this is a (sort of) pleasant surprise.

Originally Posted by GasmaskAvenger

Isn't this the first MGM title in 4K UHD?

That, of course, would be Creed. In fact, I assume we can probably thank Fox's heavy investment into UHD BD for getting us this film on the format. I doubt most of the other studios would have even put it up for pre-order.

EDIT: I guess I forgot the remake of The Magnificent Seven, too, which was distributed worldwide by Sony.

Willis isn't very good in this, but the supporting cast is much better, and plus, we'll get "Back in Black" in 7.1 (the film had a Dolby Surround 7.1 logo) or possibly Atmos/DTS:X over the end credits. On top of that, if it sells well, we might get a UHD BD of the 1974 film if Paramount get jealous, and Elisabeth Shue in 4K ain't a bad thing, either.

EDIT: I just realized that if this does come to pass, it seems that it would be be the first Fox (let alone MGM) UHD BD that is not a title handled by them in multiple international territories, so that would be another reason to support it.

[acua]

wow, is it that bad!?

[Ryan1973]

Originally Posted by McCrutchy

Wow, this is a (sort of) pleasant surprise.



That, of course, would be Creed. In fact, I assume we can probably thank Fox's heavy investment into UHD BD for getting us this film on the format. I doubt most of the other studios would have even put it up for pre-order.

EDIT: I guess I forgot the remake of The Magnificent Seven, too, which was distributed worldwide by Sony.

Willis isn't very good in this, but the supporting cast is much better, and plus, we'll get "Back in Black" in 7.1 (the film had a Dolby Surround 7.1 logo) or possibly Atmos/DTS:X over the end credits. On top of that, if it sells well, we might get a UHD BD of the 1974 film if Paramount get jealous, and Elisabeth She in 4K ain't a bad thing, either.

EDIT: I just realized that if this does come to pass, it seems that it would be be the first Fox (let alone MGM) UHD BD that is not a title handled by them in multiple international territories, so that would be another reason to support it.

Creed was a Warner Brothers release. But hopefully we will see MGM release a box set of the Rocky movies on 4K UHD soon.

[tyrok]

It's clearly a Fox release based on the box art. I wouldn't expect a flood of old MGM catalog titles to suddenly come out because of this.

[bwshihtzu]

Based on the box office I never thought this would get even an upscaled 4K release. I thought it delivered exactly what it promised. Feel free to disagree. I will buy the 4K when it's on sale for sure.