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Old 05-20-2020, 12:54 AM   #9
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So far, the vast majority of these “Paramount Presents” releases are the studio’s most reliable, big sellers... you’d think these would be the perfect candidates for UHD. If these can’t even get a UHD, then yeah, I would say they’re really on board with the format in general. Days of Thunder clearly only got a UHD because of Top Gun: Maverick, so that one was basically just Paramount sticking to their long-standing policy when it comes to UHDs — only choose films that can somehow tie-in to a big new theatrical release.
I wonder if Paramount are using these to gauge interest for a 4K release of whatever film, that if the umpeenth repackage of whatever classic film still sells on BD then there might be a decent 4K market there. (Days of Blunder being the obvious exception as that's got a remastered BD as part of this line and it's gone straight to 4K as part of this 'Paramount Presents: Tom Crooze' wave of UHD discs )
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