Paramount Presents titles coming to 4K UHD

[Mister_Kidd]

Rosemary’s Baby and La Dolce Vita would be “no questions asked” day 1 purchases for me.

[Raphdude]

Originally Posted by Doc Samson

Day 1 for whenever they release The Golden Child

Same here, day 1 for the 4K UHD BD of Golden Child when it happens!

[novoice2008]

Originally Posted by OldPangYau

I held off on the Paramount Present blu and, as blasphemous as this sounds, bought the digital 4K when it was on sale. But of course, if it gets a physical 4K UHD release, I'll be all over it. It would still be a nice extra to get the TV cut on there (which, shockingly enough, was remastered in HD).

Unfortunately, I said I would never buy the digital versions of anything, but did that change during the 2 year pandemic where physical disc sales were sparse. I have probably purchased 50 4K digital movies during that time. I too will be re-purchasing many of them where a physical 4K disc comes out, I think.

[Rzzzz]

Originally Posted by DR Herbert West

They might be saving that for the sequel.

https://screenrant.com/faceoff-2-pit...rett-response/

Normally, I hate sequels that are made decades later because the stars careers have stalled and they need the money. But watching Travolta and Cage at this point in their careers try to outdo each other would be a blast to watch, no matter how bad the movie is....

[Markgway]

Originally Posted by Rzzzz

Normally, I hate sequels that are made decades later because the stars careers have stalled and they need the money. But watching Travolta and Cage at this point in their careers try to outdo each other would be a blast to watch, no matter how bad the movie is....

Don't see it happening.

[DR Herbert West]

Originally Posted by Markgway

Don't see it happening.

I need it.

[OldPangYau]

Originally Posted by novoice2008

Unfortunately, I said I would never buy the digital versions of anything, but did that change during the 2 year pandemic where physical disc sales were sparse. I have probably purchased 50 4K digital movies during that time. I too will be re-purchasing many of them where a physical 4K disc comes out, I think.

Yeah, I'm picky with my digital purchases, lol. Most of my VUDU/Movies Anywhere account is from digital codes from physical releases. But, if I spot 4K options on there when there's currently no 4K disc, I jump on them... Rocky is a good example, as I snagged that 4K during a sale, and there's still no physical 4K. But, if there's a 4K option when I know a physical 4K is around the corner, I try to be patient, lol.

[Pecker]

Originally Posted by harry o

"Chinatown" has got to be a 4k release from paramount at some point.

Originally Posted by Gmamalis6

The same for "The Godfather Trilogy"...

Yes, either those, or Chinatown and the Godfather Trilogy.

I'm happy either way.

[Gacivory]

The Godfather trilogy has already been confirmed for 2022.

[dvining]

Originally Posted by Gacivory

The Godfather trilogy has already been confirmed for 2022.

Like, confirmed? Or rumored confirmed?

[HeavyHitter]

Originally Posted by Kris Deering

Honestly, this is one of the major reasons I just moved away from discs and now have Kaleidescape. A lot of these are already on there in 4K HDR at full disc quality (Ghost, Airplane, Fatal Attraction, To Catch a Thief just off the top of my head) and Paramount has been adding more every week. You can see what I mean here:

https://www.kaleidescape.com/movie-s...mount_pictures

Yes, it is a steep cost of entry, but I'm tired of waiting for a disc to deliver something it likely never will.

I see where you are coming, but man. I just looked at the pricing...steep pricing is putting it mildly.

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by dvining

Like, confirmed? Or rumored confirmed?

Person working with restorations at Paramount mentioned it on the Criterion podcast and the dude who works with Coppola also said that the elements are being worked on on the same podcast, different episode.

[imsounoriginal]

So why did Days of Thunder and Almost Famous get simultaneous BD/UHD releases? Not complaining, just curious.

[dvining]

Originally Posted by Gacivory

Person working with restorations at Paramount mentioned it on the Criterion podcast and the dude who works with Coppola also said that the elements are being worked on on the same podcast, different episode.

Just makes me glad that I spent so little upgrading my DVDs to Blu-ray. I figured the UHD was coming, but that DVD set was taking up too much room on the shelf.

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by dvining

Just makes me glad that I spent so little upgrading my DVDs to Blu-ray. I figured the UHD was coming, but that DVD set was taking up too much room on the shelf.

The people selling the blu's never made an offer you couldn't refuse?

[JimDiGriz]

I still can't believe that Chinatown 4K isn't even rumoured when so many lesser films are already out in 4K format.

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by JimDiGriz

I still can't believe that Chinatown 4K isn't even rumoured when so many lesser films are already out in 4K format.

Forget it JimDiGriz, it's Chinatown.

[Babu93]

More VistaVision films in 4K please.

[Nori]

Does this definitely confirm Liberty Valance? The phrasing is a bit vague to me, but I hope it does get a 4k release.

[tama]

Originally Posted by Nori

Does this definitely confirm Liberty Valance? The phrasing is a bit vague to me, but I hope it does get a 4k release.

No. Just that to expect this series lineup to hit 4K in 2022. No specific titles mentioned.