Jurassic Park Collection 4K UHD (1993-2015)

[OI8T12]

Originally Posted by fighthefutureofhd

How so? Just because the sound isn't perfect doesn't mean that Disney has inferior 4k Blu-rays. Sound is only part of the equation. We see as much with our eyes as we hear with our ears.

Sound is just as important as the video is.

Most of us not only want to see the movie, but we want to hear it and feel it.

We pay good money for Disney movies, so we're entitled to the full package.

[BNex99]

Originally Posted by llama

I'll likely be buying this today I think. I'm seeing all kinds of different reactions and that screenshot with the slider that was supposed to make me think the JP 4K was awful I actually thought looked pretty good.

I don't think it was meant to make the UHD look awful, just that it didn't seem to be from a 4K scan. And since we know there was one done a few years ago, it's a bit of a head-scratcher why, if they weren't going to spring for a new scan, they wouldn't at least use the existing one.

[Riddhi2011]

Originally Posted by Black Sun

Rumor has it that Criterion and Mill Creek are preparing separate releases. Stay tuned, true believer!

Where is that rumour from? Source please!

[fighthefutureofhd]

Unless i'm wrong.

[imsounoriginal]

Originally Posted by Riddhi2011

Where is that rumour from? Source please!

He's joking. Universal is never gonna lose the rights to one of their most lucrative franchises. We're stuck with whatever they're willing to give us for the rest of time.

[FilmFreakosaurus]

Originally Posted by fighthefutureofhd

How are Disney's 4k Blu-ray inferior? Sure, the sound isn't exactly winning anyone over, but they're not atrocious. And certainly doesn't qualify in making Disney 4k Blu-rays inferior. I don't think anyone would say that Disney has any inferior 4k Blu-rays at all. That's a bit too much hyperbole there. Though I could be wrong.

Audio is 60% of the experience. They can't get that right, so their discs are failures.

[LordoftheRings]

Not @ the box office though, where real money counts.
• http://www.boxofficemojo.com/studio/...buenavista.htm

[Vangeli]

Just had the opportunity to watch the first hour of Jurassic World (was interrupted and had to leave the house for a bit) but I like how natural it looks. Haven't watched it since it was in theaters so this preview was a nice treat.

And wow I forgot how much I enjoy the movie itself. Gonna go through all of the movies this weekend but I'm even more excited for Fallen Kingdom now.

[Pyoko]

Originally Posted by Riddhi2011

It's pretty clear now from the slider tests that they just used the same 2000 master

It's not clear at all. In fact I have yet to see a single good argument for it ("It doesn't look as good as it should therefore it's the old master" is not one.)

The BD master has pervasive telecine wobble throughout which is completely absent from the UHD master.

[nick4Knight]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

While Sony be like

The park was a failure, and INGEN went under with Hammond's attitude driving things... tisk tisk, meme

[BNex99]

Originally Posted by BNex99

I think it is from the same master that was used for the Blu-ray, just regraded and with a better encode. But like you said, we can't be sure.

But yeah, it is almost certainly not from a 4K scan. Wow.

I looked at the "slider" pics again and read a couple more reviews, and I think I take this back. It doesn't seem to be the same scan as before, and to be honest, compressed web images are not going to tell us for sure whether something is actually 4K.

It's just that the part of the image that's apparently from the UHD seems to have less detail than the BD, at least in some shots.

[Mithrandir_]

Hey guys sorry I’m sure this has been discussed to death but I haven’t logged in in a while.

How’s the blu ray of the first film look?? I originally bought the trilogy set cause that transfer was much nicer than the 20th anniversary one. Wanting to know if I should just pick up the single release for the first film or is it the same transfer as the 20th?? Not talking about the 4K

[EvilResident]

Originally Posted by Mithrandir_

Hey guys sorry I’m sure this has been discussed to death but I haven’t logged in in a while.

How’s the blu ray of the first film look?? I originally bought the trilogy set cause that transfer was much nicer than the 20th anniversary one. Wanting to know if I should just pick up the single release for the first film or is it the same transfer as the 20th?? Not talking about the 4K

All the Blu-ray releases have been the same transfer (except the 3D disc) and this one is no different, unless you’re referring to the 4K disc.

[Mithrandir_]

Originally Posted by EvilResident

All the Blu-ray releases have been the same transfer (except the 3D disc) and this one is no different, unless you’re referring to the 4K disc.

Correct me if I’m wrong please but isn’t the transfer in the 2011 box set different than the 25th anniversary release? I saw a video on YouTube comparing it and showing the dnr done to the 2013 release. Im just wondering if the new release of the blu ray single of the first film is the same as the 25th anniversary one of the one featured in the 2011 trilogy set?

[Doff Hat]

Originally Posted by Mithrandir_

Correct me if I’m wrong please but isn’t the transfer in the 2011 box set different than the 25th anniversary release? I saw a video on YouTube comparing it and showing the dnr done to the 2013 release. Im just wondering if the new release of the blu ray single of the first film is the same as the 25th anniversary one of the one featured in the 2011 trilogy set?

I don't have the 25th anniversary release, but 2013 is when the 3D BD came out. That sounds like the 3D release on the comparison of the Youtube video, as that is well known for the DNR. As far as I know the 2D Blu-ray has always been the same disc, if not exactly the same master and probably same encode.

[Indiana Jones]

Originally Posted by Mithrandir_

Correct me if I’m wrong please but isn’t the transfer in the 2011 box set different than the 25th anniversary release? I saw a video on YouTube comparing it and showing the dnr done to the 2013 release. Im just wondering if the new release of the blu ray single of the first film is the same as the 25th anniversary one of the one featured in the 2011 trilogy set?

That video was posted on here a few weeks ago and its very misleading as the 2D BD has never been remastered, every repackage has included the exact same disc released in 2011 but in 2013 the film was released on 3D BD and that did have a different transfer but the included 2D BD was still the same old disc just as the new UHD set contains the same old BDs.

[Vangeli]

Anyone else notice that they re-rendered Rexy in the film still on the boxart? I wouldn't be against lightly remastered Jurassic Park with full 4K scan of the OCN and the few minutes of CGI shots being re-rendered/recreated at 4K like this. Imagine it in motion!

[Kylo8791]

For those interested I have the codes for the whole collection available or sold separately in 4K just message me

[Deric2014]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

While Sony be like

[guitarguy316]

Originally Posted by Kylo8791

For those interested I have the codes for the whole collection available or sold separately in 4K just message me

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