Ocean's Trilogy 4K UHD (2001-2007)

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Modren

I seriously doubt 11 or 12 have 4K DIs. Honestly, I doubt 11 even had a DI to begin with, given its age. I suspect the "4K DI" label on IMDb is someone confusing a 4K master with a DI; other movies that have been remastered specify the DIs were made later.

it shocks me how many people still take imdb as gospel

[Somebuddy]

I just hope the first one gets a standalone release with a blu ray included with lossless sound

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Modren

I seriously doubt 11 or 12 have 4K DIs. Honestly, I doubt 11 even had a DI to begin with, given its age. I suspect the "4K DI" label on IMDb is someone confusing a 4K master with a DI; other movies that have been remastered specify the DIs were made later.

13 was finished in 4K though, that much is true at least.

[iap738]

Fun trilogy. Looking forward to this as the Blu-rays look terrible.

[Gacivory]

Soderbergh has mentioned trying to get his movies out on 4K or at least remastered in 4K.

It also coincided with a project that I think is going to take a long, long time, which is to attempt to get everything I’ve done re-mastered and brought into the 4K HDR world. We’ve been spending a lot of time lately focusing on some of the titles that have reverted back to me and that I control.

https://filmmakermagazine.com/105670...studio-system/

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Gacivory

Soderbergh has mentioned trying to get his movies out on 4K or at least remastered in 4K.



https://filmmakermagazine.com/105670...studio-system/

Man, I'd really love Side Effects, Erin Brockovich and Traffic.

[AndyMT]

Originally Posted by Modren

I seriously doubt 11 or 12 have 4K DIs. Honestly, I doubt 11 even had a DI to begin with, given its age. I suspect the "4K DI" label on IMDb is someone confusing a 4K master with a DI; other movies that have been remastered specify the DIs were made later.

11 definitely should do. It was made in 2001 - so i'm sure it was shot and finished on nice, lovely film !!!

[AndyMT]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

it shocks me how many people still take imdb as gospel

Not gospel. I did say I "hoped" it was true - not that I thought it was 100% the case.

[lilboyblu]

I haven’t ever seen 13 nor have I watched 12 in years, but I’ve always thoroughly enjoyed Ocean’s 11. Definitely picking this up!

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Man, I'd really love Side Effects, Erin Brockovich and Traffic.

He’s one of my favorites so I unabashedly want all of them!

[koberulz]

Originally Posted by AndyMT

11 definitely should do. It was made in 2001 - so i'm sure it was shot and finished on nice, lovely film !!!

Why would that mean using a 4K DI?

[Sky_Captain]

Originally Posted by Britnasty

FINALLY!

I watch all three of them at least once a month. 12 is severely underrated.

12 is the best one, IMO.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Sky_Captain

12 is the best one, IMO.

I think both of the sequels are pretty bad. The first is phenomenal. I barely remember the other two but what I do remember about 12 is that it seemed like an excuse to go on a vacation and make a movie. 13 tried to get the magic back of 11 and failed.

[reanimator]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

what I do remember about 12 is that it seemed like an excuse to go on a vacation and make a movie.

That's literally correct. The last scene in 12 is nothing more than Soderbergh shooting home-movies of his well-paid cast throwing a big party for themselves. It's self-indulgent trash, and the only way I'm buying 12 is if there are no individual releases.

First one is terrific, third one is fun.

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by Mandalorian

As odd as it may sound I always immediately think of that rear-mounted shot of the car with Clooney and Pitt.

"Not in a rear-entry situation." - YouTube

[stmhlm]

There are no projects listed on the other two movies.
https://www.wbppcs.com/picture-proje...s-eleven-2001/

Rarely updated though, finished projects still up.
https://www.wbppcs.com/burbank-picture-projects/

[StingingVelvet]

Originally Posted by reanimator

That's literally correct. The last scene in 12 is nothing more than Soderbergh shooting home-movies of his well-paid cast throwing a big party for themselves. It's self-indulgent trash, and the only way I'm buying 12 is if there are no individual releases.

These movies all suffer a little from Hollywood worship, or whatever term you want to use. "These A-list actors are such royalty!" type stuff. Maybe that's an homage to the OG rat pack or maybe it just works for the type of movie he was making, but it's not a Soderbergh issue in general at all and I assume it was on purpose.

That said it's a minor criticism IMO and all three movies are great fun.

[MisterXDTV]

The new 4K masters have been available for a year on Netflix in some countries...

The first one was finished photochemically (no DI) so it's a superb upgrade compared to the old BD

Brand new 4K scan

[JimDiGriz]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Man, I'd really love Side Effects, Erin Brockovich and Traffic.

Side Effects yes. But more importantly, Solaris (2002).

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by JimDiGriz

Side Effects yes. But more importantly, Solaris (2002).

Soderbergh already remastered Solaris in 4K HDR, a few years ago, he talked about it in an interview he did, right before Fox was sold to the mouse and the film was locked away in the Disney Vault©.