Minority Report 4K UHD (2002)

[Pieter V]

Minorit Report (2002) 4K Blu-ray


Minorit Report (2002) 4K Blu-ray

[Homegrove]

Haven't had a "I just bought the Blu ray" in awhile, so this was due I guess.

[kristoffer]

100 pct. up for this. Bring A.I. as well.

[bebbsie23]

Finally!!!!

Not seen this since the DVD, so it should be a nice upgrade as long as Paramount don't f*ck up the the encode

[Fat Phil]

Aww, yeah.

Wasn't there some controversy over the bleach bypass in this? It's been a long time since i've watched either the DVD or blu, but weren't it missing from one or t'other?

[Homegrove]

Originally Posted by Fat Phil

Aww, yeah.

Wasn't there some controversy over the bleach bypass in this? It's been a long time since i've watched either the DVD or blu, but weren't it missing from one or t'other?

This?

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...postcount=1109

[Fat Phil]

Originally Posted by Homegrove

This?

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...postcount=1109

Ah ha, yes, that was it, thanks.

Here's hoping that mistake's not carried across to the UHD.

[CreasyBear]

It's about f'ing time. Now do A.I.

[lgans316]

Originally Posted by CreasyBear

It's about f'ing time. Now do A.I.

A.I. will be used for grading and encoding

[RevolverOcelScott]

Been itching for a rewatch, will absolutely wait to watch in 4K instead of my old blu-ray.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Fat Phil

Ah ha, yes, that was it, thanks.

Here's hoping that mistake's not carried across to the UHD.

Previous transfer was Spielbergo approved, so we'll get what we get. On home video he's long since moved away from that starkly desaturated bleach bypass look for the respective movies that used it.

[Fat Phil]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Previous transfer was Spielbergo approved, so we'll get what we get. On home video he's long since moved away from that starkly desaturated bleach bypass look for the respective movies that used it.

Dang.

[bebbsie23]

I'm assuming Fox/Disney will release this in the UK at the same time for an alternative encode option

[Jumpman]

Originally Posted by Pieter V

Standard UPC: 843501636923

https://www.hdmoviesource.com/Minori...HD-p/16954.htm

Steelbook UPC: 843501636947

https://www.hdmoviesource.com/Minori...HD-p/16953.htm

My favorite Spielberg film finally gets the 4K treatment on home video. Money will be spent.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by bebbsie23

I'm assuming Fox/Disney will release this in the UK at the same time for an alternative encode option

Yeah but they'll cram it onto a UHD66. Still be encoded betterer than the usual Paramount B-team shite even on a UHD100, but either isn't entirely optimal.

[MarkGubarenko]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Yeah but they'll cram it onto a UHD66. Still be encoded betterer than the usual Paramount B-team shite even on a UHD100, but either isn't entirely optimal.

wanted to write that Cruise wouldn't get b-team encode, then remembered FIRM and VANILLA SKY...

[HD Goofnut]

So, I guess Paramount is jumping on the $40 Steelbook only wagon?

[Socko]

Great movie!
Just in time for its 23th anniversary!

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Previous transfer was Spielbergo approved, so we'll get what we get. On home video he's long since moved away from that starkly desaturated bleach bypass look for the respective movies that used it.

True, his current movies don't look like that anymore, but when Saving Private Ryan was released on UHD, they recreated the look digitally, could still happen here too. Fingers crossed.

[James Luckard]

I saw a 35mm release print screened at the Egyptian about a month ago.

Also saw it in theaters 6 times in 2002, including at a dollar theater the week the DVD came out. The DVD has the theatrical bleach bypass look. The BD does not.

Based on watching the BD, and seeing the print a few weeks back, the black areas ought to be almost totally crushed, which they aren't on the BD, and the BD is too colorful.