X-Men Trilogy 4K UHD (2000-2006)

[weberrygt]

Well that decides it... Xmen trilogy will be more on my watchlist than Predator trilogy. I love both, but I love Xmen more. Sorry predator, don't blast me with your shoulder cannon.

But seriously, I would consider a price of $35 (if it comes down to that) as a steal for the Xmen trilogy!

Edit: I am basing my wishful-thinking price on the Apes trilogy and how that eventually came down to $35. Wasn't it $25 on same deal though? (Maybe Prime Day?)

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by i_max2k2

Just saw this, will be HDR10 probably?



And damm, the mods are strict!

It's fox

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by i_max2k2

Just saw this, will be HDR10 probably?

No "probably" about it, it's from Fox so HDR10 is the limit.

Loving that price though, fingers crossed the UK set is the same price as the Predator trilogy.

[HeavyHitter]

I will definitely be picking this up - I liked all three, but the first movie has grown on me a lot over time and the second movie was very good from day one.

[woodley56]

Originally Posted by weberrygt

Edit: I am basing my wishful-thinking price on the Apes trilogy and how that eventually came down to $35. Wasn't it $25 on same deal though? (Maybe Prime Day?)

I picked up the Apes Trilogy 4k for $24.xx on Prime Day

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

No "probably" about it, it's from Fox so HDR10 is the limit.

Loving that price though, fingers crossed the UK set is the same price as the Predator trilogy.

It may be HDR10+ you never know

[roccog94]

Pre-order is live on Best Buy. You have to search for it, as the product page isn't up, but it does let you add to cart and checkout from search results.

[Pieter V]

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/dvd...=0024543558798

[mysticwaterfall]

X2 is one of the best superhero movies ever made. If the only way to get it is in a box set with the atrocious, thankfully wiped from the timeline X3, I'll have to suck it up like I did with the Spiderman Trilogy box set.

[Vangeli]

And the new 4K transfers for both it and the first are worth the price of the trilogy alone anyway. As long as the disc encodes hold up, these will be another home run for Fox Catalogue UHD.

[imsounoriginal]

Originally Posted by roccog94

Pre-order is live on Best Buy. You have to search for it, as the product page isn't up, but it does let you add to cart and checkout from search results.

Link for those interested: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/searchp...=960&keys=keys

[guachi]

$47 is a good price if you actually want all three movies. I, however, do not. I wonder if it will be (probably will) a Black Friday deal.

The five movie Spider-man steelbook collection was $50 for Black Friday. A few other series - Hunger Games and Planet of the Apes - were Black Friday deals. And those are three different studios represented.

I wouldn't be surprised to see this in the 30s for pricing and I'm totally in for that as that would be less than $20 for the two movies I actually want.

[fighthefutureofhd]

$47 is a great deal period. For three movies. You can't get three new release movies separately for that price. If these movies are released separately it would cost you more, probably, to get just the first two as it would to get the trilogy.

[Bolty]

But if you only want one of them...……...

[fighthefutureofhd]

WHO only wants one of them? Granted, X-Men: The Last Stand is not the greatest cinema ever made. But the other two? Hands down the two best comic book movies ever made and the reason we are sitting here talking about comic book movies in this age. A lot was riding on X-Men, as that one movie could make or break other comic books movies. At that point and time, comic books were not really a thing and what was released pretty much put the nail in the coffin for this genre. You had two back to back big misfires with Batman and Robin and Steel. After those two movies, I think studios were a lot more sheepish. Warner nixed their Nicholas Cage Superman movie not long after. There hadn't been a truly successful breakout comic book movie since Batman I think.

[Elbie]

Not up for debate. Purchased.

[Bolty]

Waiting for the solos -- they always come

[reel4real]

Originally Posted by fighthefutureofhd

WHO only wants one of them? Granted, X-Men: The Last Stand is not the greatest cinema ever made. But the other two? Hands down the two best comic book movies ever made and the reason we are sitting here talking about comic book movies in this age. A lot was riding on X-Men, as that one movie could make or break other comic books movies. At that point and time, comic books were not really a thing and what was released pretty much put the nail in the coffin for this genre. You had two back to back big misfires with Batman and Robin and Steel. After those two movies, I think studios were a lot more sheepish. Warner nixed their Nicholas Cage Superman movie not long after. There hadn't been a truly successful breakout comic book movie since Batman I think.

By the time X-Men (2000) came out, there had already been Superman (1978), Flash Gordon (1982), Batman (1989), The Rocketeer (1991), The Shadow (1994), The Phantom (1996), using mostly practical effects had varying degrees of success.

I believe it was Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) and The Matrix (1999) that made superhero movies what they are today. The special effects used in X-Men (2000)[to a certain extent], Spider-Man (2002), Hulk (2003) and X2: X-Men United (2003) made anything (superhero) possible.

The use of CGI was built upon with movies like; Superman Returns (2006), The Incredible Hulk (2008) and Iron Man (2008) to get us to where we currently are.

[mlabonte21]

Originally Posted by Bolty

Waiting for the solos -- they always come

[brainofj72]

Who only wants one? Me. Not interested in rewatching 2 or 3. I’ll wait for a solo release of the first.