Unbreakable 4K UHD (2000)

[Bk_Tan]

Originally Posted by SB0780

These titles you listed above are being done because they're already restored and sitting in the Disney and Fox vaults. Since Dinsey took over Fox, the only restorations that were done were Roger Rabbit and most recdently, Home Alone 2 (which is now on Disney+).

Speed, Heat, Unbreakable, and other titles like The Omen, Butch Cassidy, Patton, etc are all alredy completed, approved and just sitting in the vaults.

Thanks, I know the Disney fans have mentioned in other threads that all of the animated movies have already been scanned at 4K a long time ago - and I'm not sure whether any of the films from Rescuers Down Under onwards needs any scans since they were digital - but if they were preparing a release, would your sources know? Since there have been complaints about how some of them were mastered years ago.

Also for example the Disney Movie Club exclusives which are all on Blu. Not sure whether those are restored already or just being old masters pulled out to create sets - how long does that take/cost and would you hear about it?

It should be the same department doing that as the UHDs right? Prepping for release.

[DAT_JB]

If the Disney Bad Quality US Slip or No Slip at all -Saga continues I will wait for a UK release again like with Speed.

[fighthefutureofhd]

Look at that. A catalog title from Disney that is not animated, is live action, and adult. Who woulda thunk? 😄

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by fighthefutureofhd

Look at that. A catalog title from Disney that is not animated, is live action, and adult. Who woulda thunk? 😄

[King O.A.]

Originally Posted by Rizor

Glad to see it's really happening. Might go for the steelbook, but then again I don't have Split or Glass in steelbook!

Amusingly, Unbreakable: Vista Series (for $18.99 at Sam's Club) was the first ever DVD I purchased and it led me on a course which would change me forever....

Does that version have any special features that isn't going to be on the 4K?

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by fighthefutureofhd

Look at that. A catalog title from Disney that is not animated, is live action, and adult. Who woulda thunk? ��

Yeah, but it has to do with

[Show spoiler]superheroes,

so...

[fighthefutureofhd]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

OMG!!! YES!!! When it comes to 4k and live action catalog adult catalog titles, Disney is jumpier than a virgin at a prison rodeo.

Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

Yeah, but it has to do with

[Show spoiler]superheroes,

so...

But adult superheroes. So it's not really kid friendly.

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by fighthefutureofhd

But adult superheroes. So it's not really kid friendly.

Tell that to all of the parents who brought their under-12 kids to see Watchmen and the Deadpool movies...

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

Tell that to all of the parents who brought their under-12 kids to see Watchmen and the Deadpool movies...

I'm sure it's the same parents that let them stare at TikTok or some other screen based I.Q. reducing program.

[fighthefutureofhd]

Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

Tell that to all of the parents who brought their under-12 kids to see Watchmen and the Deadpool movies...

OMG!!! I went to Logan on opening night on Friday and you wouldn't believe it. As I was exiting the theater there were kids 12 years or younger coming out crying. Probably from being so traumatized by all the violence. That'll scar a kid for life. Maybe next time the parents will think before going to an R rated with their young kids. I doubt it though. They think of movies these days as babysitters. Some people shouldn't be allowed to have kids.

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

I'm sure it's the same parents that let them stare at TikTok or some other screen based I.Q. reducing program.

Oh yes. Each new generation gets dumber and dumber as the years pass on. The ones on twitter are especially dumb. Some on there actually think that a musical artist today with "sales" over 10 million on an album is more successful than legends or artists who had sales exceeding more than 10 million on an album back in the 80's and 90's. It's laughable, really.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by fighthefutureofhd

OMG!!! I went to Logan on opening night on Friday and you wouldn't believe it. As I was exiting the theater there were kids 12 years or younger coming out crying. Probably from being so traumatized by all the violence. That'll scar a kid for life. Maybe next time the parents will think before going to an R rated with their young kids. I doubt it though. They think of movies these days as babysitters. Some people shouldn't be allowed to have kids.




Oh yes. Each new generation gets dumber and dumber as the years pass on. The ones on twitter are especially dumb. Some on there actually think that a musical artist today with "sales" over 10 million on an album is more successful than legends or artists who had sales exceeding more than 10 million on an album back in the 80's and 90's. It's laughable, really.

I draw the line at PG-13 with my kids. If it's R they ain't watching it, period.

[amarster]

This is the first UHD I have to debate between the standard and steelbook! So awesome this is being released.

[plissken99]

Originally Posted by fighthefutureofhd

OMG!!! I went to Logan on opening night on Friday and you wouldn't believe it.

Yeah I mean who would?

[Rizor]

Originally Posted by King O.A.

Does that version have any special features that isn't going to be on the 4K?

Doesn't look like it. The DVD had a multi angle/multi audio extra that looks like it's just gonna be a storyboard comparison now though.

[boxers]

That seems like a rather arbitrary position to take given what leads to an R rating and what gets in under the PG-13 banner. Does that mean you won't allow your kids to see the matrix or saving private ryan until they are 17+?

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

I draw the line at PG-13 with my kids. If it's R they ain't watching it, period.

[sandman slim]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Kinda surprised there’s not been a trilogy set for all three films but the rights are slightly snagged. Disnee have the first one, Universal the second, and they shared distribution of the third one (Uni at home, Disnee abroad) so each studio would have to license the third film from the other in their respective trilogy sets. Or maybe they were all waiting on the remastered Unbreakable and a trilogy set will follow?

There was:



Walmart exclusive, went OOP almost immediately. Most stores got only two or three copies.

[Geoff D]

Sweet! Thanks. Bodes well for a trilogy UHD set, Stateside at least.

[The Fallen Deity]

Originally Posted by SB0780

These titles you listed above are being done because they're already restored and sitting in the Disney and Fox vaults. Since Dinsey took over Fox, the only restorations that were done were Roger Rabbit and most recdently, Home Alone 2 (which is now on Disney+).

Speed, Heat, Unbreakable, and other titles like The Omen, Butch Cassidy, Patton, etc are all alredy completed, approved and just sitting in the vaults.

Would the 4K transfer of The Omen by any chance be the same transfer that's on the Shout Factory BD?

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by boxers

That seems like a rather arbitrary position to take given what leads to an R rating and what gets in under the PG-13 banner. Does that mean you won't allow your kids to see the matrix or saving private ryan until they are 17+?

Possibly, but I’ll definitely wait until they are at least 14-15.

[King O.A.]

Originally Posted by sandman slim

There was:



Walmart exclusive, went OOP almost immediately. Most stores got only two or three copies.

Glad I got my hands on this.