GoodFellas 4K UHD (1990)

[McCrutchy]

Originally Posted by vincentric

BD100? I hope so.

You would think so, this is WB, not Sony.

[PRO-630HD]

They better include the extras disc from the remastered 4K bluray.

[Gamma_Winstead]

Originally Posted by PRO-630HD

They better include the extras disc from the remastered 4K bluray.

I wouldn't get my hopes up based on man of steel.

[Paul.R.S]

Originally Posted by PRO-630HD

They better include the extras disc from the remastered 4K bluray.

Held onto the Inception supplements disc with the Zimmer iso score track when I sold that Steelbook recently in prep for being disappointed on this very subject when that pic hits UHD (likely around the same time as Dunkirk).

[MisterXDTV]

The standard remastered Blu-ray is pretty much as good as it gets... We are talking about 35mm film. Expect just more refined grain as usual

I don't want HDR for classic movies either....

[Arch Stanton]

Originally Posted by MisterXDTV

The standard remastered Blu-ray is pretty much as good as it gets... We are talking about 35mm film. Expect just more refined grain as usual

I don't want HDR for classic movies either....

I'm interested in the reviews for this one because it's one of the first UHD films I'm actually interested in (I'm not paying $50 for terrible films just to see them in high resolution).

I'd tend to agree with you, though. I just can't imagine the difference being major at all - like you say it'll be more refined grain but almost completely unintelligible in motion.

Would like to be proved wrong but I'm very skeptical.

[FilmFreakosaurus]

Originally Posted by Arch Stanton

I'm interested in the reviews for this one because it's one of the first UHD films I'm actually interested in (I'm not paying $50 for terrible films just to see them in high resolution).

I'd tend to agree with you, though. I just can't imagine the difference being major at all - like you say it'll be more refined grain but almost completely unintelligible in motion.

Would like to be proved wrong but I'm very skeptical.

It depends on the film stock used and the condition of the OCN's when they did the 4k scan.

This could look quite good. The color palette, especially, may be much improved.

[Cevolution]

It's coming on the 30th of November in Australia:

https://www.jbhifi.com.au/movies-tv-...fellas/310473/

[Paul.R.S]

Originally Posted by Cevolution

It's coming on the 30th of November in Australia:

https://www.jbhifi.com.au/movies-tv-...fellas/310473/

Thanks for this. From the The Town showing up on Amazon France to this, it's interesting to me that we're seeing some Warner UHD BD titles on international sites before domestic.

[BenjaminG]

Originally Posted by Cevolution

It's coming on the 30th of November in Australia:

https://www.jbhifi.com.au/movies-tv-...fellas/310473/

Wow - Roadshow is being super agressive with their 4K rollout in Australia. And that price point too - bargain!

[Akijama]

The US date is November 1.

[chuffster]

3rd of November is the German release date: http://www.bluray-disc.de/blu-ray-fi...y-blu-ray-disc

[MisterXDTV]

Originally Posted by chuffster

3rd of November is the German release date: http://www.bluray-disc.de/blu-ray-fi...y-blu-ray-disc

€40, are you kidding me

[singhcr]

Originally Posted by Arch Stanton

I'm interested in the reviews for this one because it's one of the first UHD films I'm actually interested in (I'm not paying $50 for terrible films just to see them in high resolution).

I'd tend to agree with you, though. I just can't imagine the difference being major at all - like you say it'll be more refined grain but almost completely unintelligible in motion.

Would like to be proved wrong but I'm very skeptical.

In this case it is not so much the resolution as it is the improved color. Film has color density well beyond SDR. If done right it could make a big difference.

[Mezzanine]

Originally Posted by MisterXDTV

€40, are you kidding me

In the Nordic countries is the preorder price € 29.95 and with my never ending code I will get it for € 24.95.

[McCrutchy]

Coming in Japan (apparently with original poster artwork) on December 7th, 2016:

[Ant1010]

how much better can this actually look from the last 4k restoration release?

[MisterXDTV]

Originally Posted by Ant1010

how much better can this actually look from the last 4k restoration release?

The source restoration is still the same, this time in native 2160p, P3 color space, 10-bit HDR.

Still, this a 35mm movie, don't expect miracles. The current remastered Blu-ray is top quality already

[FilmFreakosaurus]

Originally Posted by MisterXDTV

The source restoration is still the same, this time in native 2160p, P3 color space, 10-bit HDR.

Still, this a 35mm movie, don't expect miracles. The current remastered Blu-ray is top quality already

It depends on many factors (lighting, lenses, film stock emulsion, film stock speed, ISO at time of filming, etc.), but 4k scanning of a 35mm OCN is almost equivalent in resolution.

[Viking61]

Also the Czech release indicates that they will go for the original poster artwork. It will be available there late October. What is more interesting is that it is listed as a BD-100 disc.

Ultra HD Blu-ray

• Film*v Ultra HD (3840 x 2160) s HDR (HDR-10)
• Poměr stran 1.78:1
• Původní znění v DTS-HD MA 5.1
• České titulky
• Český dabing v Dolby Digital*2.0
• BD-100 (třívrstvý UHDBD)