Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga 4K UHD (1977-2019)

[dcowboy7]

I miss 3D so much.
Sometimes ill watch a trailer & cover my left eye just to see what it kinda wouldve looked like.
& im one that hates the "filmic" look -- 3D made it look more real.

[hariseldon]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

I can’t get the 60 or even 50% sale at dmc right now. Guess I’ll keep the Best Buy exclusive after all.

In general or just for ROS which isn't eligible for discount yet?

[Jumpman]

Originally Posted by steel_breeze

Is the box's LAST JEDI DolbyVision or HDR10??

He hasn’t said.

[Hardback247]

I know I've said this before, but I'm still desperately anxious for a Rise of Skywalker Collector's Edition with a commentary and deleted scenes!

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Jumpman

It seems the BDs are new, not the 2011’s!

All he has to do is find a Maclunkey somewhere to confirm it. Would totally not be a surprise if true, it doesn't make sense to conform to George's 'Final Cut' of the films (ONCE they've finally been released to the public, the better to keep on selling those old Fox Blu-rays ) with one format and not the other.

[jayman3]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

I know I've said this before, but I'm still desperately anxious for a Rise of Skywalker Collector's Edition with a commentary and deleted scenes!

No deleted scenes are on disc...

[Jumpman]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

All he has to do is find a Maclunkey somewhere to confirm it. Would totally not be a surprise if true, it doesn't make sense to conform to George's 'Final Cut' of the films with one format and not the other.

He’s suppose to post his thoughts over the next few days...but you’re right. Makes no sense to keep the old masters for one format and the new masters to another.

[Hardback247]

Originally Posted by jayman3

No deleted scenes are on disc...

The Force Awakens got a Collector's Edition with added deleted scenes and a commentary, so why can't The Rise of Skywalker?

[imsounoriginal]

It occurred to me that TLJ might've gotten a little special treatment (in terms of porting over the score-only track and the previously exclusive bonus) because it's the only one in the set that's already available on UHD individually, and they need to incentivize people who already own TLJ. But then TFA also got its previously exclusive featurettes ported over, so I dunno. Either way, annoying that TLJ's score-only track wasn't available on-disc the first time around, but I guess that's par for the course.

[Gogeta149]

My DMC order arrived today :rocks:

[Geoff D]

Man those look so good. I know I just b!tched up a storm about seeing the same cover over and over just with a different photo or unboxing video but damn, they sure are purty.

[Gold Ranger]

Originally Posted by Jumpman

It seems the BDs are new, not the 2011’s!

Which is what I said months ago.
They will not put out two different versions of the movies.

[imsounoriginal]

Really wish there were trilogy sets, I kinda just want the Prequels for now.

[Gold Ranger]

Originally Posted by Gogeta149

My DMC order arrived today :rocks:

Any chance you can do a disk breakdown?

[Gogeta149]

Originally Posted by Gold Ranger

Any chance you can do a disk breakdown?

On the Special Features Discs?

[Hardback247]

Originally Posted by Gogeta149

On the Special Features Discs?

I would like that.

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by Gogeta149

My DMC order arrived today :rocks:

I hate you

[aiman04]

Bits #4K Review – Bill Hunt spins George Lucas’ original Star Wars: A New Hope in Ultra HD from Disney and Lucasfilm!

“ Disney’s 4K disc presentation obviously includes all the latest tweaks and changes seen in the Disney+ version, but the image quality is superior in every respect. The average datarate is in the 60-70 Mbps range (vs 15-25 Mbps via streaming) and that extra bandwidth makes a huge difference. Detail is crisp and clean, apart from the occasional optical softness, with well refined fine detail and texturing. Photochemical grain is present but it’s very light. This is also a very restrained high dynamic range grade, which might surprise some people, but it means that the film’s original theatrical appearance is well maintained. Peak brightness is 1000 nits with a deep floor, so the shadows are inky-black while retaining nice detail. The 10-bit color adds genuinely impressive but subtle nuances to the film’s palette. Skin tones are natural, C-3PO’s gold plating has a rich luster, the sands of the Tatooine desert exhibit a greater variation that you’ll have appreciated before. It appears that some extra “film-look” processing has been done to the 1997 and 2004 Special Edition footage, so that while it’s still obviously of lesser resolution than the live action footage, the differences are a bit less glaring than they were on the previous Blu-ray release. This is, quite simply, the best this film has ever looked in the home.”


https://thedigitalbits.com/item/star...a-new-hope-uhd

[jayman3]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

The Force Awakens got a Collector's Edition with added deleted scenes and a commentary, so why can't The Rise of Skywalker?

Because that was a later special edition release.

I can’t see Disney putting out another version of this maligned film.

[Jumpman]

https://thedigitalbits.com/item/star...a-new-hope-uhd