Hard decision, but going all digital.

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Originally Posted by Night*Wolf

Sony’s new flagship now had 4K OLED HDR 21:9 Cinema Wide UHDhttps://www.sonymobile.com/us/products/phones/xperia-1/

I do agree that 4K on tablets/phones doesn't really matter, you cant tell the difference in resolution at that size between 3K & 4K but the HDR is noticeable. Tech will eventually get better and more affordable where that may change.

As far as censorship/altering I honestly don’t know of any in my collection other than Star Wars that have been altered. As far as studios in control goes I’ve seen a good change with my upgrades to 4K. I do agree I don't like giving that power to studios but I don’t see signs that they will do anything crazy, it may hurt there future sales.

I like to watch my movies on my TV when I want to be immersed but sometimes I want to watch content on the go so it just works for me. Your digital collection is savage. How long since you started?

I can see HDR being something that might be helpful, though I am not totally convince by HD with HDR that I have seen (the UHD yes).

Yes, already the streaming tech is catching up, even in the last year give or take. Eventually delivered Mps speeds will equal disc, BUT: not every locale has that infrastructure (I am optimal in my set-up, with my speeds dropping at lowest to 140mps.

That doesn't mean there aren't problems. If the signal service DOES get slowed for a few hours, the various streaming services will use their adaptive features to downgrade my stream (in the case of Vudu, HDR drops out or if bad will crash, in the case of FN, video/audio drop-outs or if bad will crash).

Censorship/alteration is a definite thing, check this site for an idea of how it works (any people might buy a disc from another country):
https://www.movie-censorship.com/
Naturally you would be stuck with the version provided if digital, and could be changed after you bought it at studio whim.

My collection was started pretty shortly after joining this site, pretty much all of it comes from this site, about just under 5 years of putting it together.