Rudy 4K UHD (Steelbook) (1993)

[Torgon]

Sony is planning to release Rudy on 4K UHD (Steelbook)

https://www.hdmoviesource.com/Rudy-1...HD-p/15224.htm




Rudy 4K Blu-ray
4K Ultra HD
Sony Pictures | 1993 | 114 min | Rated PG | Release Date November 14, 2023

Video
Codec: HEVC / H.265
Resolution: 4K (2160p)
HDR: Dolby Vision, HDR10 ??
Original aspect ratio: 1.85:1

Audio
English: Dolby Atmos ??
French: Dolby Digital 5.1
Spanish: Dolby Digital 5.1

Subtitles
English SDH, French, Spanish

Discs
4K Ultra HD
Single disc (1x 4KUHD)
UPC 043396631465

[Torgon]

It’s funny that Sony is releasing four 4K steelbooks at the same time. Three repeats ( with added Dolby Vision and such) and one new to the format. All of these also seem to be single disc releases (no blu-ray included).

[lilboyblu]

Originally Posted by Torgon

It’s funny that Sony is releasing four 4K steelbooks at the same time. Three repeats ( with added Dolby Vision and such) and one new to the format. All of these also seem to be single disc releases (no blu-ray included).

It’s also funny that this is the only one of the four threads in the Blu-ray North America forum (though it doesn’t even include a standard Blu-ray) instead of being in the SteelBooks forum like the others.

[Torgon]

Originally Posted by lilboyblu

It’s also funny that this is the only one of the four threads in the Blu-ray North America forum (though it doesn’t even include a standard Blu-ray]) instead of being in the SteelBooks forum like the others.

Not funny at all. It’s called a mistake. Ever make one? I didn’t think so. As you can tell by the other posts, I realized it and they are in their proper place. Psst…mods move these around when it happens. It’s not that big of a deal.

[maverick22]

Awesome news! Day 1!

[SteelMe]

Easy buy unless it's over $30.

[Torgon]

Always loved the movie, but never bought the blu-ray (I think because it was on TV all the time, lol). I'll gladly add this to my collection. Odd that it's going straight to 4K steelbook. I wonder if it will get a regular 4K release at the same time. So far, no indicators.

[gj217]

Originally Posted by Torgon

Always loved the movie, but never bought the blu-ray (I think because it was on TV all the time, lol). I'll gladly add this to my collection. Odd that it's going straight to 4K steelbook. I wonder if it will get a regular 4K release at the same time. So far, no indicators.

Sony does a lot of Steelbook-exclusive 4Ks. Fright Night is a notable example. It hasn’t got a standard issue yet. And it may not at all.

[Torgon]

Originally Posted by gj217

Sony does a lot of Steelbook-exclusive 4Ks. Fright Night is a notable example. It hasn’t got a standard issue yet. And it may not at all.

Of course there is also the oddity of Lawrence of Arabia 4K. Expensive boxed set or individual release in a steelbook.

[Samus Aran]

With exclusive audio commentary from Joe Montana saying the whole story is BS.

[oubukibun]

Oh man. Talk about a lifetime. There was a chunk of time back in the day where I used to watch this movie nonstop on holiday breaks or snow days.

I have never been as invested in a sports movie as I was in this. That "Oh thank God" from Sean Astin makes me cry every damn time. He is perfect (the whole cast, sure, but man Astin is just all aces here).

A million years later and I still show the tryouts sequence in my Writing and the Senses 200-level writing course. Goldsmith and the camera have always had a great love affair, but I don't know many more movies that have solidified that marriage than this one.

Cue all those late '90s trailers that used the track because they knew. Haha.

Day zero. Take all my fu***ng money.

[rexinnih]

Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!

[MifuneFan]

• NEW: 127-minute Director’s Cut of the film
• Also includes the original 114-minute Theatrical Cut of the film
• Both versions of the film remastered in 4K resolution from the original camera negative and presented in 4K with Dolby Vision
• Both versions also include all-new Dolby Atmos immersive audio mixes
• 4K picture and Atmos sound mix approved by director David Anspaugh
• Also includes English 5.1 for both versions + 2-channel surround for the Theatrical Cut
• Special Features:
• NEW: Feature Commentary with Director David Anspaugh and Screenwriter Angelo Pizzo (Director’s Cut Only)
• NEW: 5 Additional Deleted Scenes
• Theatrical Trailer

[Adam_ME]

Originally Posted by MifuneFan

Looks great except for the absence of the isolated score from the DVD.

[garyd97]

Looks great. Hopefully inside art.

[Torgon]

Glad they decided to go with a 'new' image, but then again this is a steelbook. If they do a regular version, they'll probably resort to their regular image. Looks good.

[dmollenauer]

At least it has the title on the cover.

[The Spectre]

Originally Posted by gj217

Sony does a lot of Steelbook-exclusive 4Ks. Fright Night is a notable example. It hasn’t got a standard issue yet. And it may not at all.

I wish they would release Fright Night - Part 2 (1988) with the original ending of Charley Brewster getting flipped off by Regine before she dies and also the Fright Night documentary, "You're So Cool, Brewster! - The Story Of Fright Night" uncut on 4K.

[gj217]

Originally Posted by The Spectre

I wish they would release Fright Night - Part 2 (1988) with the original ending of Charley Brewster getting flipped off by Regine before she dies and also the Fright Night documentary, "You're So Cool, Brewster! - The Story Of Fright Night" uncut on 4K.

Unfortunately Sony has no claim to the second film. Those rights are in some kind of limbo.

[Trekkie313]

Originally Posted by Torgon

It’s funny that Sony is releasing four 4K steelbooks at the same time. Three repeats ( with added Dolby Vision and such) and one new to the format. All of these also seem to be single disc releases (no blu-ray included).

Ghostbusters doesn't have DV.