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Dec 2015
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Personally I'm going to buy new movies I don't own on UHD and that's it. I won't rebuy everything I had, I didn't do that with DVD even. |
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Dec 2015
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Dec 2015
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The entire collection, not at all. I have however sold some of my BD's in anticipation of their UHD incarnations. Totally aware of the fact that some of these will be upscales, but I am sure that the addition of HDR, WCG and Immersive Audio will make the newer versions a worthy upgrade
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I went a little crazy buying and collecting Blu-rays in the past 8 years or so. I would buy a blu-ray rather than redbox it, leading to having this massive collection of films that I haven't ever seen but once maybe twice. I think that this next time with UHD Blu-rays, I will just get my favorites that I know that I will re-watch.
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#47 |
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I don't think that will be a possibility anyway, so no. UHD seems like it's set up to fail. I'm sure there will be catalog, even deep catalog, but in even less numbers than there were for blu-ray. Blu-Ray actually amazed me with some of the deep catalog film that came out (and continue to come out), but it is still missing huge swaths of major studio films. I'm sure UHD will be far worse.
I can see myself upgrading where there is a new 4K restoration. I'm willing to do that. There would be a good number of candidates for that - where the blu-ray was "mediocre" and could really gain from a new restoration. Anything from 12 Monkeys to Far and Away (large format!) to Big Lebowski. It just depends on how many films they are actually willing to give new 4K restorations to. The problem with alot of these blu-rays is that they just weren't willing to restore them properly for 2K - are they then going to take these to proper 4K? Of course I'm sure I will be a sucker and buy Star Wars on UHD, I will buy Die Hard on UHD, 2001 Space Odyssey. There are probably a couple of hundred double dips for me that I would buy if they are available. Otherwise, I don't see myself upgrading en-masse like I did from DVD>blu-ray. There's no point, but like I said even if I was willing I severely doubt the availability of many of these blu-ray titles. Last edited by AgentOrange; 12-28-2015 at 03:18 PM. |
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LOTR Harry Potter V for Vendetta Star Wars Star Trek Hobbit Marvel Cinematic Universe Films(Ironman, Captain America, Thor, etc) Disney Animated films(Aladdin, Lion King, etc) Pixar films Kung Fu Panda Dark Knight Xmen Films Avatar Tron Legacy |
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#49 | |
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so which mainstream B&M stores will these players and discs be sold at ? |
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Probably no. It took me years before I could afford to upgrade to Bluray and I only made the decision because the difference between DVD and Bluray is heaven and Earth. I haven't sat down and analysed it myself but I've seen very few reports that suggest 4k is really all that much of a leap, unless you have thousands deep pockets for your upgrade and even then 4k is more rather than better, or so the reports suggest.
Likewise in the UK, there are still plenty of films, as primarily a indie and horror film fan, which are still either coming out on DVD, stuck there or released as very poor Bluray options unless you want to shell out on importing. So if the BD library is so incomplete for my needs already, for what purpose would I have to upgrade? The only way I can see it happening is if money no longer becomes an issue, or somehow 4k makes BD and DVD obsolete to the degree they release 4k and nothing else, which will never happen. |
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I'm not in a hurry to upgrade till I see UHD most of the films I like have a lot of CGI which are done at 2K so they will be up converts, can you imagine watching a Blu-Ray where the CGI was done at 480P (Like Firefly) I have doubts just how good it will look.
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Luckily I live near a couple of Hastings. I'll trade them in their when I pick up UHD copies of movies I already own. Unless I own the 3D version... which I'll just have to bite the bullet and pay for it. Which will be difficult, which might mean waiting a while. It sucks paying for a wedding haha.
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If I could choose any 3 things to own on 4K disc, it would be the complete franchises for both Fast & Furious and Star Wars, along with The Crow. Give me these and I wouldn't care if anything else from my current BD collection didn't make it to 4K.
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