Complete list of Marvel Cinematic Universe films released on 4K

[JEDGAR1000]

If I may suggest, perhaps it would be easier if formatted like this

Phase One


Phase Two


Phase Three


Upcoming



Unreleased

Thor (2011)

Thor: The Dark World (2013)
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
Guardians Of The Galaxy (2014)
Ant-Man (2015)

Captain America: Civil War (2016)
Doctor Strange (2016)

[JEDGAR1000]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

Holy shit there's two of them!!! Episode IX plot twist revealed!!!

[JG-havkroll]

Originally Posted by Kylo Ren

Thanks for your insight! But, when it comes to the Captain America trilogy on 4K, has there been an official press announcement confirming those release dates or are we just going off on what websites are saying? I know release dates posted on websites can sometimes be hit and miss, so I'll wait to update the list until a press announcement has been released (unless there already has been one).

No press release yet. It should turn up later.

However...

Captain America: The First Avenger is already listed with the February 26 date on Best Buy, Target and Walmart sites so it’s safe to say that’s the date.

The other two are coming out in April in international territories but no given timeframe for the US yet. Hopefully sooner. My guess would be March.

[tcripe]

I feel like I'm the only person in the world who thinks the first Captain America film is trash.

[zw94]

Originally Posted by JG-havkroll

No press release yet. It should turn up later.

However...

Captain America: The First Avenger is already listed with the February 26 date on Best Buy, Target and Walmart sites so it’s safe to say that’s the date.

The other two are coming out in April in international territories but no given timeframe for the US yet. Hopefully sooner. My guess would be March.

Any reason they aren't dropping all 3 on the same date? Seems a bit odd to space them out.

[imsounoriginal]

I know it's not cool to say anything remotely positive about Thor 2, but that movie, Guardians 1 and Doctor Strange are the ones I'm most looking forward to. There's so much potential for HDR in those movies, they'll be some fantastic transfers if all goes well.

But of course, I'll be buying all the MCU movies at some point.

[hairlesswookiee]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

I know it's not cool to say anything remotely positive about Thor 2, but that movie, Guardians 1 and Doctor Strange are the ones I'm most looking forward to. There's so much potential for HDR in those movies, they'll be some fantastic transfers if all goes well.

But of course, I'll be buying all the MCU movies at some point.

It's not in my list of favorites, but I do enjoy randomly watching Thor 2. I'm most interested in getting Doctor Strange because I think if done well the visuals will be amazing in 4k HDR.


~~~I'm a little sad that Punisher WarZone isn't involved with the MCU. I do have hopes though that maybe we'll get a Bernthal Punisher movie in the future.

[Bolty]

Being as paranoid and OCD as I am I just wish they'd finish the whole thing by first quarter of 2020 -- before the first "phase 4" releases hit the theaters.
Until I have all 22 in hand, I won't feel that they will all make it to UHD.
If all 3 Caps hit before Endgame -- that would be a promising start.

[cynatnite]

Originally Posted by tcripe

I feel like I'm the only person in the world who thinks the first Captain America film is trash.

Well, you are.

Seriously, you're not. I love the movie, but in no way do I think it's the best one.

Winter Soldier is the best of the CA movies, IMO, with Civil War a close second.

[weberrygt]

Thanks for taking time to post! I like seeing the pics (thumbnails), but I really like having the links to the individual pages. I understand the organization (phase 1, ...) but for me I would rather have all the Iron Mans together, Caps, Thors, etc.

Either way, it's great having this resource. Please do with it as you see fit. Thanks again!

[nichart]

Originally Posted by Bolty

Being as paranoid and OCD as I am I just wish they'd finish the whole thing by first quarter of 2020 -- before the first "phase 4" releases hit the theaters.
Until I have all 22 in hand, I won't feel that they will all make it to UHD.
If all 3 Caps hit before Endgame -- that would be a promising start.

First Phase 4 is Spiderman Far From Home (not Homecoming) which comes out this summer.

[pottyaboutpotter1]

Originally Posted by avs commenter

I didn't realize the first Captain America film was part of that Paramount deal, and that's getting a 4k release so it must not be an issue.
I assumed there was a rights issue though since Iron Man was released in 4K outside the US and without Disney involved.

The distribution rights for the Iron Man films in Germany were sold off to Concorde. It means Concorde has the right to distribute the Iron Man films in Germany but that's it. They don't have any ownership of the films beyond that. And, depending on the terms of the deal, they might only have a limited exclusivity on the rights before they revert back to Disney (which, now I think about it, might explain the 4K releases).

[kevin87]

Originally Posted by Esox50

Here's my theory on the 11 remaining to be released:
Captain America Trilogy (3 missing) - One is coming Feb 26th, and the other two on April 23rd. Likely something significant re Captain America in Avengers: End Game, hence the tie in.

Ant Man (1 missing) - this is the only one I cannot come up with a decent theory. It should have come out last year with the sequel. Anyone got any theories/info?

Could be the case with Ant-Man as well, they set him up to be a big part of Endgame, so maybe they're using it as a tie in release.

Originally Posted by Kylo Ren

Thanks for your insight! But, when it comes to the Captain America trilogy on 4K, has there been an official press announcement confirming those release dates or are we just going off on what websites are saying? I know release dates posted on websites can sometimes be hit and miss, so I'll wait to update the list until a press announcement has been released (unless there already has been one).

Originally Posted by JG-havkroll

No press release yet. It should turn up later.

However...

Captain America: The First Avenger is already listed with the February 26 date on Best Buy, Target and Walmart sites so it’s safe to say that’s the date.

The other two are coming out in April in international territories but no given timeframe for the US yet. Hopefully sooner. My guess would be March.

This is Disney, we might not get a press release until the week before. They have went down hill in the promo area the past decade. Too busy trying to take over the world, I guess

[StarkRomanoff]

Originally Posted by zw94

Any reason they aren't dropping all 3 on the same date? Seems a bit odd to space them out.

$$$. If you think about it, even collectors on here are yes/no-ing releases based on their funds and we collectors don't make up the majority of Marvel 4K consumers. If they drop all 3 at once, people who want all but can't afford spending $100+ at once will wait. Spacing them out almost ensures the best sales day one.

[Bolty]

Originally Posted by nichart

First Phase 4 is Spiderman Homecoming which comes out this summer.

You are right of course. I meant to say before any of the 2020 movies hit theater.

[trekky76]

Dr Strange needs to be released with shifting aspect ratio, otherwise I'll be a little upset.

[RodChester]

Originally Posted by nichart

First Phase 4 is Spiderman Homecoming which comes out this summer.

Nope.

[GeneD5]

Originally Posted by tcripe

I feel like I'm the only person in the world who thinks the first Captain America film is trash.

It literally defines who his character is for the moving forward of the MCU as well as why he is so well-loved.

[StingingVelvet]

Originally Posted by trekky76

Dr Strange needs to be released with shifting aspect ratio, otherwise I'll be a little upset.

Prepare to be upset. Also... meh.

[kevin87]

Originally Posted by RodChester

Nope.

It actually is though, so not nope lol