Rocky II - V [Individual Releases]

[AnimeOnBlu]

Release by Deltamac - Fox HK

Rocky II

http://www.deltamac.com.hk/newdeltam...86&item=bluray
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-...n-70-3k0p.html

Rocky III

http://www.deltamac.com.hk/newdeltam...87&item=bluray
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-...n-70-3k0r.html

Rocky IV

http://www.deltamac.com.hk/newdeltam...88&item=bluray
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-...n-70-3k0s.html

Rocky V
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http://www.deltamac.com.hk/newdeltam...89&item=bluray
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-...n-70-3k0u.html

Only parts II - IV. It does not seem Rocky I is getting an individual release in HK at the moment.

[Zen_Amako]

If anyone is interested, I received and watched the Rocky IV BD. No extras at all. The picture looks soft in some scenes, and better in others. This transfer is not going to make anyone's jaw drop, but it has a film-like look that is probably accurate (I saw this in the theater, but it was 25 years ago). Quite a bit of grain is visible. Unfortunately, I don't have a receiver with HDMI, so I can't really say how much an improvement the audio is. The packaging is pretty much identical to the last DVD release, just in a BD case.

[Blacklac]

Anyone else have these?? I see, in the links provided, they are AVC video on BD50's. That leaves much room for improvement over the US MGM MPEG2 on BD25's.

[AnimeOnBlu]

Originally Posted by Blacklac

Anyone else have these?? I see, in the links provided, they are AVC video on BD50's. That leaves much room for improvement over the US MGM MPEG2 on BD25's.

Only Rocky I on the US Set is MPEG-2. All the others on the US set are AVC and BD50s according to the various reviews I have seen.

[Blacklac]

Originally Posted by AnimeOnBlu

Only Rocky I on the US Set is MPEG-2. All the others on the US set are AVC and BD50s according to the various reviews I have seen.

Oh man, thanks for that clarification.

[Leterface]

Originally Posted by Zen_Amako

If anyone is interested, I received and watched the Rocky IV BD. No extras at all. The picture looks soft in some scenes, and better in others. This transfer is not going to make anyone's jaw drop, but it has a film-like look that is probably accurate (I saw this in the theater, but it was 25 years ago). Quite a bit of grain is visible. Unfortunately, I don't have a receiver with HDMI, so I can't really say how much an improvement the audio is. The packaging is pretty much identical to the last DVD release, just in a BD case.

Well according to many reviews Rocky IV is the best looking of the Rocky BD's (ofcourse Rocky Balboa is better). Anybody compared Rocky IV with Rocky II, III and/or V?