Is Indiana Jones UV? - Blu-ray Forum

ScottMcDaniel · 05-10-2016, 03:34 PM

I ask because I dont see the logo on vudu or fandangonow, and with their coupon code today, FN is 20% off everything. Figured if it is full uv, this would be a good time to grab the collection. Thanks.

bfett9 · 05-10-2016, 03:37 PM

They are not UV, only way to get a digital copy of Indiana Jones is via the iTunes code in the Blu ray sets, or by buying them via walmart and getting them via Instant Watch on Vudu.

They are technically owned by Disney now, so they may go DMA eventually but I do not know for sure.

If you buy on F-NOW they will only be there.

Greyman · 05-10-2016, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by bfett9

They are not UV, only way to get a digital copy of Indiana Jones is via the iTunes code in the Blu ray sets, or by buying them via walmart and getting them via Instant Watch on Vudu.

They are technically owned by Disney now, so they may go DMA eventually but I do not know for sure.

If you buy on F-NOW they will only be there.

For clarity, you can also purchase them outright from iTunes or Vudu.

Paramount owns the distribution rights for the first 4 films, so Disney would have to cut a deal with them to get them into DMA, not out of the realm of possibility.

bfett9 · 05-10-2016, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Greyman

For clarity, you can also purchase them outright from iTunes or Vudu.

Paramount owns the distribution rights for the first 4 films, so Disney would have to cut a deal with them to get them into DMA, not out of the realm of possibility.

They did buy out the marvel contract so not out of the question

chip75 · 05-10-2016, 04:17 PM

Is Indiana Jones Ultraviolet? No, but since The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, he's slightly radioactive. But he's not irredeemable ...

steve_dave · 05-10-2016, 05:06 PM

To clarify...

Disney does not own the first four Indiana Jones films, Paramount keeps those as Paramount funded and distributed them. Disney did make a deal with Paramount for the future films as those have not been funded yet. Paramount will still get a payment from Disney as Paramount retained distribution rights to the franchise.

Marvel Studios was different: Marvel funded the films and signed a distribution deal with Paramount. When Disney bought Marvel, they ended up making a deal with Paramount to take over distribution. Disney pays them in exchange for distributing the films up to Iron Man 3. Disney was not able to make such a deal for The Incredible Hulk and it's inclusion in the Phase 1 set is a licensing deal.

Scarab · 09-07-2016, 09:09 AM

If iTunes is linked to DMA, will they end up in your DMA library?

steve_dave · 09-07-2016, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Scarab

If iTunes is linked to DMA, will they end up in your DMA library?

The Indiana Jones films?

No. Because Disney does not own the first four films and they won't own them unless they give Paramount enough money to pry them from their hands.

IndyMLVC · 09-07-2016, 04:37 PM

Not that it's a big concern but I'm wondering why KOTCS isn't IW but the other 3 are.

Scarab · 09-08-2016, 07:03 AM

I thought they were also DMA titles. Disney doesn't own Star Wars Episode 4 either but it is a DMA title.

master gandhi · 09-08-2016, 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Scarab

I thought they were also DMA titles. Disney doesn't own Star Wars Episode 4 either but it is a DMA title.

It actually is not. It's the only numbered Star Wars movie that's not DMA. It is UV, though. I have it on iTunes, but nowhere else.

Scarab · 09-12-2016, 06:03 AM

So how do you get the Bluray and UV copies without buying them twice for full price?

steve_dave · 09-12-2016, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Scarab

So how do you get the Bluray and UV copies without buying them twice for full price?

OK.

To clarify:

None of the Indiana Jones films are UV compatible. Whatever service you buy them in, is where you have to watch it.

You could buy the Raiders and Temple BDs direct from Vudu and they'll be in your Vudu library only. Or you could hunt down the copies at Walmart and hope for Instawatch to work. Or you buy it twice: BD and Vudu/Fandango Now/Cinemanow.

As for Star Wars, you have to buy them twice. Eps I - III, V, and VI are distributed digitally by Lucasfilm and Disney chose to add them to Disney Movies Anywhere. Eps IV is distributed digitally by Fox and is UV compatible. The Complete Collection (I - VI) is digitally distributed by Lucasfilm with a license fee paid to Fox.

stonesfan129 · 09-13-2016, 09:03 PM

The Blu-rays come with an iTunes code? Did not know that. Will have to get my cases out of storage and check them.

Greyman · 09-13-2016, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by stonesfan129

The Blu-rays come with an iTunes code? Did not know that. Will have to get my cases out of storage and check them.

Single movies, not the complete set and not Crystal Skull.

WesReviews · 09-14-2016, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by steve_dave

OK.

To clarify:

None of the Indiana Jones films are UV compatible. Whatever service you buy them in, is where you have to watch it.

You could buy the Raiders and Temple BDs direct from Vudu and they'll be in your Vudu library only. Or you could hunt down the copies at Walmart and hope for Instawatch to work. Or you buy it twice: BD and Vudu/Fandango Now/Cinemanow.

As for Star Wars, you have to buy them twice. Eps I - III, V, and VI are distributed digitally by Lucasfilm and Disney chose to add them to Disney Movies Anywhere. Eps IV is distributed digitally by Fox and is UV compatible. The Complete Collection (I - VI) is digitally distributed by Lucasfilm with a license fee paid to Fox.

Meanwhile Willow is still out there in limbo...

markg731 · 01-19-2019, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by bfett9

They are not UV, only way to get a digital copy of Indiana Jones is via the iTunes code in the Blu ray sets, or by buying them via walmart and getting them via Instant Watch on Vudu.

They are technically owned by Disney now, so they may go DMA eventually but I do not know for sure.

If you buy on F-NOW they will only be there.

Just talked to someone at Movies Anywhere today. They said Disney does NOT own the rights to the Indiana Jones movies so they won't be available to stream on Movies Anywhere.

steve_dave · 01-19-2019, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by markg731

Just talked to someone at Movies Anywhere today. They said Disney does NOT own the rights to the Indiana Jones movies so they won't be available to stream on Movies Anywhere.

You are replying to an old concern and this was adressed quite concisely by me in the thread already.

Greyman · 01-19-2019, 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by markg731

Just talked to someone at Movies Anywhere today. They said Disney does NOT own the rights to the Indiana Jones movies so they won't be available to stream on Movies Anywhere.

They are Paramount and Paramount is not part of MA. Doesn’t have to be owned by Disney to be in MA.

05-10-2016, 03:34 PM	#1
ScottMcDaniel Member Member since:Jan 2009 Location:on Twitter, @mcdev Trading Score:58	Is Indiana Jones UV? I ask because I dont see the logo on vudu or fandangonow, and with their coupon code today, FN is 20% off everything. Figured if it is full uv, this would be a good time to grab the collection. Thanks.

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05-10-2016, 03:37 PM	#2
bfett9 Blu-ray Samurai Member since:Jun 2013 Trading Score:106	They are not UV, only way to get a digital copy of Indiana Jones is via the iTunes code in the Blu ray sets, or by buying them via walmart and getting them via Instant Watch on Vudu. They are technically owned by Disney now, so they may go DMA eventually but I do not know for sure. If you buy on F-NOW they will only be there.

05-10-2016, 04:17 PM	#5
chip75 Blu-ray Grand Duke Top contributor Member since:Oct 2010 Location:Wales 4K collection:202 Blu-ray collection:3205 DVD collection:2157 Trading Score:9	Is Indiana Jones Ultraviolet? No, but since The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, he's slightly radioactive. But he's not irredeemable ...

05-10-2016, 05:06 PM	#6
steve_dave Blu-ray Count Member since:Nov 2008 Trading Score:20	To clarify... Disney does not own the first four Indiana Jones films, Paramount keeps those as Paramount funded and distributed them. Disney did make a deal with Paramount for the future films as those have not been funded yet. Paramount will still get a payment from Disney as Paramount retained distribution rights to the franchise. Marvel Studios was different: Marvel funded the films and signed a distribution deal with Paramount. When Disney bought Marvel, they ended up making a deal with Paramount to take over distribution. Disney pays them in exchange for distributing the films up to Iron Man 3. Disney was not able to make such a deal for The Incredible Hulk and it's inclusion in the Phase 1 set is a licensing deal.

09-07-2016, 09:09 AM	#7
Scarab Member Member since:Sep 2016 Location:USA 4K collection:82 Blu-ray collection:1376 DVD collection:448 MA collection:3237 Digital collection:3479 Trading Score:1	If iTunes is linked to DMA, will they end up in your DMA library?

09-07-2016, 04:37 PM	#9
IndyMLVC Blu-ray Count Top contributor Member since:Oct 2010 Location:New York City, NY 4K collection:212 Blu-ray collection:716 DVD collection:69 Digital collection:738 iTunes collection:2 Trading Score:61	Not that it's a big concern but I'm wondering why KOTCS isn't IW but the other 3 are.

09-08-2016, 07:03 AM	#10
Scarab Member Member since:Sep 2016 Location:USA 4K collection:82 Blu-ray collection:1376 DVD collection:448 MA collection:3237 Digital collection:3479 Trading Score:1	I thought they were also DMA titles. Disney doesn't own Star Wars Episode 4 either but it is a DMA title.

09-12-2016, 06:03 AM	#12
Scarab Member Member since:Sep 2016 Location:USA 4K collection:82 Blu-ray collection:1376 DVD collection:448 MA collection:3237 Digital collection:3479 Trading Score:1	So how do you get the Bluray and UV copies without buying them twice for full price?

09-13-2016, 09:03 PM	#14
stonesfan129 Senior Member Member since:Jun 2016 Location:Wisconsin Blu-ray collection:122 DVD collection:10 Trading Score:2	The Blu-rays come with an iTunes code? Did not know that. Will have to get my cases out of storage and check them.

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