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Blu-ray Duke
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Jul 2008
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Let's see if this has a 4K finish, but i doubt it...
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Thanks given by: | BlackShampoo (03-04-2021) |
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Blu-ray Duke
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IMDb just changed the DI info from 4K to 2K.
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Blu-ray Duke
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This has a 2K DI: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1441953/...ef_=tt_dt_spec This has a 4K DI: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1924435/...ef_=tt_dt_spec |
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Blu-ray Knight
Feb 2012
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Not only is it releasing in 4K formats like Dolby Cinema and IMAX laser, but it is also having 15/70 IMAX prints and 5/70 prints (one of which is playing just over two miles from me, and there is a chance I might see it again in theaters for that format after digital IMAX 3D first viewing) being made. So it would seem counterintuitive to go through all the trouble and expense of releasing in those formats if it uses a 2K DI (but studios do counterintuitive things all the time though).
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Blu-ray Samurai
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Seriously 400 million dollars in 2016 isn't enough for a 4k finish?
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Thanks given by: | BlackShampoo (03-04-2021) |
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Jul 2008
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Blu-ray Knight
Feb 2012
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So, movies being released in 3D have had 4K DIs such as Amazing Spider-Man 2. Any movie now has to have a 2K version (outside of the big chains in AMC and Regal, theaters I've seen typically use 2K projectors still, some just switched from 35mm a couple years ago), but they could still have a 4K master format.
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We'll be waiting till 2017 for the whole building of super computers to render that. 350 million for the electrical bill alone... Quote:
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Thanks given by: | BlackShampoo (03-04-2021) |
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Blu-ray Knight
Feb 2012
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I actually think this film will quite possibly set the record for formats released in: Digital 2D and 3D, IMAX Digital 2D and 3D, IMAX laser 2D and 3D, IMAX 15/70 2D, 5/70, Dolby Cinema, etc. (And then there is the extended R rated cut, mainly for blu ray, but wouldn't be shocked if it gets a fathom events style theatrical play down the line)
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