Westworld: Season One 4K UHD (2016)

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by solarrdadd

any idea why none of the episodes of this show on UHD opened or closed with the usual HBO "static hum sound?" it does when you watch it on HBO cable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_Oh7HizY5I

every episode of every season of Game of Thrones did.

I'm sure there is a reason why this show didn't.

The UHD is not HBO

[RockyIII]

Season 2 now available for pre-order at Best Buy

[eddievanhalen]

Season 2 is shot on film too, I hope they do a real 4K DI this time and not the lousy and soft looking upscaled they did with season 1.

[FilmFreakosaurus]

Originally Posted by eddievanhalen

Season 2 is shot on film too, I hope they do a real 4K DI this time and not the lousy and soft looking upscaled they did with season 1.

I doubt it.

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by eddievanhalen

Season 2 is shot on film too, I hope they do a real 4K DI this time and not the lousy and soft looking upscaled they did with season 1.

Season 1 in 4K had its 'moments'

[Nothing371]

I have a bad feeling about S2 of Westworld. We watched ep.1 last week. I'm worried about this series suffering from the same issue as so many other televisions series': it might have been better served in anthology format. Instead we spend so much more time picking up the pieces, resolving issues from the previous season, referring to past events, and checking-in with old characters, instead of telling a brand new interesting story.

I still love the show. The new episode was good. But I find this to be a recurring issue among many successful TV shows. Stranger Things, Mr. Robot, some of the best shows suffer from the requirement to exist upon and extrapolate from the previously built architecture from the preceding season. Subsequent seasons often feel like derivatives. I hope season 2 continues to grow by leaps and bounds. I have great hopes for

[Show spoiler]the potential of Samurai "Eastworld" that has been subtly teased

This is the one problem with creating the perfect first season of a new IP.

[AdubW1982]

Man, this show is great. Season 2 is already off to a great start.

[BluProofie]

Originally Posted by Nothing371

I have a bad feeling about S2 of Westworld. We watched ep.1 last week. I'm worried about this series suffering from the same issue as so many other televisions series': it might have been better served in anthology format. Instead we spend so much more time picking up the pieces, resolving issues from the previous season, referring to past events, and checking-in with old characters, instead of telling a brand new interesting story.

I still love the show. The new episode was good. But I find this to be a recurring issue among many successful TV shows. Stranger Things, Mr. Robot, some of the best shows suffer from the requirement to exist upon and extrapolate from the previously built architecture from the preceding season. Subsequent seasons often feel like derivatives. I hope season 2 continues to grow by leaps and bounds. I have great hopes for

[Show spoiler]the potential of Samurai "Eastworld" that has been subtly teased

This is the one problem with creating the perfect first season of a new IP.

Sounds like you just aren’t used to TV shows. Premiere was fantastic. The first episode of a new season almost always plays catch-up.

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Nothing371

I have a bad feeling about S2 of Westworld. We watched ep.1 last week. I'm worried about this series suffering from the same issue as so many other televisions series': it might have been better served in anthology format. Instead we spend so much more time picking up the pieces, resolving issues from the previous season, referring to past events, and checking-in with old characters, instead of telling a brand new interesting story.

I still love the show. The new episode was good. But I find this to be a recurring issue among many successful TV shows. Stranger Things, Mr. Robot, some of the best shows suffer from the requirement to exist upon and extrapolate from the previously built architecture from the preceding season. Subsequent seasons often feel like derivatives. I hope season 2 continues to grow by leaps and bounds. I have great hopes for

[Show spoiler]the potential of Samurai "Eastworld" that has been subtly teased

This is the one problem with creating the perfect first season of a new IP.

The concept of 'seasons' is that one season is connected to the previous season, so it makes sense to have season 2 extrapolate from season 1

[NotASpeckOfCereal]

Originally Posted by BluProofie

Sounds like you just aren’t used to TV shows. Premiere was fantastic. The first episode of a new season almost always plays catch-up.

And there were more than a few new elements introduced. It's doing just fine.

Chris

[Black Sun]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

The concept of 'seasons' is that one season is connected to the previous season, so it makes sense to have season 2 extrapolate from season 1

This is heavy, Doc.

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Black Sun

This is heavy, Doc.

One word: riveting!

[Nothing371]

someone help.

what are TV shows? how do they work?

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Nothing371

someone help.

what are TV shows? how do they work?

How much time do you have

[ckenisell]

Last night was my favorite episode so far.

[Nothing371]

Originally Posted by ckenisell

Last night was my favorite episode so far.

Definitely. Ep2 was spectacular, and a huge rebound. I enjoyed it immensely.

[ckenisell]

Originally Posted by Nothing371

Definitely. Ep2 was spectacular, and a huge rebound. I enjoyed it immensely.

I think I liked it so much because it was enlightening. It wasn't trying to be all mysterious and pretentious. I finally felt like I was understanding everything that they were throwing at me until the end where they left a nice cliffhanger.

[The Duke]

Originally Posted by Nothing371

someone help.

what are TV shows? how do they work?

Well, they're a form of very time consuming entertainment. And you have to pay close attention as something that happens in episode 6 or 7 is tied to something that what's his name said or did in episode 2 . . .

I have disc 1 of season 1 of Westworld BD in my Netflix by mail Q to see if I like it enough to buy the Season 1 UHD. I tend to not like most HBO series - I never could make it though a whole episode of the Sopranos, too violent & too much foul language. Never made past a few minutes of Deadwood, it seemed like the Sopranos in western costumes, using profanity that would never have been used in that time period. I lost interest in Game of Thrones after the first few episodes of season 1.

* Anyone offended by profanity doesn't want to be within earshot of me when I stub my toe or hit my thumb with a hammer. But that's what it's for - special emphasis, not as a substitute for every possible noun, verb, adjective . . .

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by The Duke

Well, they're a form of very time consuming entertainment. And you have to pay close attention as something that happens in episode 6 or 7 is tied to something that what's his name said or did in episode 2 . . .

I have disc 1 of season 1 of Westworld BD in my Netflix by mail Q to see if I like it enough to buy the Season 1 UHD. I tend to not like most HBO series - I never could make it though a whole episode of the Sopranos, too violent & too much foul language. Never made past a few minutes of Deadwood, it seemed like the Sopranos in western costumes, using profanity that would never have been used in that time period. I lost interest in Game of Thrones after the first few episodes of season 1.

* Anyone offended by profanity doesn't want to be within earshot of me when I stub my toe or hit my thumb with a hammer. But that's what it's for - special emphasis, not as a substitute for every possible noun, verb, adjective . . .

I agree. Profanity should be used like a music instrument, just at the right times and to support the overall result, not to bring attention to itself

[Wake Up]

both y'all are ****ing so wrong. lmao