The transfers are poor.Anders wrote:I’m in the minority, but I don’t mind the special editions. But if the UHD transfer is poor for all the six-seven first episodes that’s a real missed opportunity.LoathedVermin72 wrote:It already came out! Today! And, yes, they did.Monkey_Driven wrote:This is good to hear. Makes me hopeful for the eventual release of the whole saga in the format, though I'm sure they will screw it up.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Holy FUCK this movie looks SPECTACULAR in UHD. This is the kind of transfer that reminds me why I love the format. Some of the best HDR I’ve ever seen.
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That was a controversial HDR grade; supposedly Johnson isn’t a fan of the format, so the HDR enhancements are very subtle. Not so much in TROS - specular highlights everywhere!Anders wrote:I think The Last Jedi looks stunning in UHD, happy to hear this one is the same.
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Something to really look forward to.LoathedVermin72 wrote:That was a controversial HDR grade; supposedly Johnson isn’t a fan of the format, so the HDR enhancements are very subtle. Not so much in TROS - specular highlights everywhere!Anders wrote:I think The Last Jedi looks stunning in UHD, happy to hear this one is the same.
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https://thedigitalbits.com/item/star-wa ... w-hope-uhd
"Disney’s 4K disc presentation obviously includes all the latest tweaks and changes seen in the Disney+ version, but the image quality is superior in every respect. (Note that the 20th Century Fox logo remains intact.) The average datarate is in the 60-70 Mbps range (vs 15-25 Mbps via streaming) and that extra bandwidth makes a huge difference."
This review is positive at least.
"Disney’s 4K disc presentation obviously includes all the latest tweaks and changes seen in the Disney+ version, but the image quality is superior in every respect. (Note that the 20th Century Fox logo remains intact.) The average datarate is in the 60-70 Mbps range (vs 15-25 Mbps via streaming) and that extra bandwidth makes a huge difference."
This review is positive at least.
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Bill Hunt is a joke
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Ok, haha, I've never heard of him. Glad to hear the discs are better than Disney+ at least.
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Lotta people echoing LVs sentiments saying it’s stunning and far better than the streaming / download
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LV you were happy with TFA in the 4K doohickey you like weren’t you?
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LV has to answer that, but TFA first came out in 4K on blu-ray this week.
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Anders wrote:LV has to answer that, but TFA first came out in 4K on blu-ray this week.
Oh really? I don’t pay attention to all that stuff at all. Hope he’s happy with it.
It will involve him having to watch it again though and I know he won’t relish that thought.
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This is what Bill Hunt had to say about The Force Awakens on 4k UHD Blu Ray:
"The resulting 4K image is terrific. Detail is clean and a notable step up from the Blu-ray, with only a bit of anamorphic softness here and there. Fine textures of metal, costume fabric, and the sands of Jakku are quite pleasing. But the real showstopper here is the color enhancement offered by 10-bit HDR! They’re not only noticeably richer, they’re more nuanced as well. Shadows are deeper and blacker, while the highlights have a very nice added pop that’s just shy of eye-reactive (peak brightness is set at 1000 nits, per the disc’s metadata). The disc’s average datarate is in the region of 50-60 Mbps (with much higher peaks), so it bests the Disney+ presentation (of 15-25 Mbps) by a significant margin with more vibrant colors and noticeably improved dimensionality. This is a great looking film-sourced 4K image."
"The resulting 4K image is terrific. Detail is clean and a notable step up from the Blu-ray, with only a bit of anamorphic softness here and there. Fine textures of metal, costume fabric, and the sands of Jakku are quite pleasing. But the real showstopper here is the color enhancement offered by 10-bit HDR! They’re not only noticeably richer, they’re more nuanced as well. Shadows are deeper and blacker, while the highlights have a very nice added pop that’s just shy of eye-reactive (peak brightness is set at 1000 nits, per the disc’s metadata). The disc’s average datarate is in the region of 50-60 Mbps (with much higher peaks), so it bests the Disney+ presentation (of 15-25 Mbps) by a significant margin with more vibrant colors and noticeably improved dimensionality. This is a great looking film-sourced 4K image."
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I've been waiting for it at least. I will buy TFA and TROS in 4K Blu Ray when they are available here. Obviously it's the same movie, but watching TLJ you can really appreciate how beautiful it is, much more than if you watch a DVD.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:LV has to answer that, but TFA first came out in 4K on blu-ray this week.
Oh really? I don’t pay attention to all that stuff at all. Hope he’s happy with it.
It will involve him having to watch it again though and I know he won’t relish that thought.
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Anders wrote:I've been waiting for it at least. I will buy TFA and TROS in 4K Blu Ray when they are available here. Obviously it's the same movie, but watching TLJ you can really appreciate how beautiful it is, much more than if you watch a DVD.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:LV has to answer that, but TFA first came out in 4K on blu-ray this week.
Oh really? I don’t pay attention to all that stuff at all. Hope he’s happy with it.
It will involve him having to watch it again though and I know he won’t relish that thought.
Don’t do this to me Anders. It’s not a world I can afford to enter haha
See this?
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I watched the TFA 4K stream a while back. It looked good (though nowhere near as good as TROS). The movie did not improve for me, unfortunately. I also tried TLJ again and I couldn’t even make it to the end of that shit.
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LoathedVermin72 wrote:I watched the TFA 4K stream a while back. It looked good (though nowhere near as good as TROS). The movie did not improve for me, unfortunately. I also tried TLJ again and I couldn’t even make it to the end of that shit.
Well you gave em a shot. Least they looked better
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Driver sure is dreamy though
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LoathedVermin72 wrote:Driver sure is dreamy though
One of the SW pods got an interview with him for FIFTEEN MINUTES. I can’t wait to hear it. He just doesn’t do SW press not junkets and especially not pods.
To the best of my knowledge none of the cast are allowed on SW pods but maybe that embargo has lifted? I’d say they’re all blue in the face talking about it but to get Driver??
Wow.
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I dunno where to put this but anyways.
Matt Damon and Adam driver were here making a film. Then obviously lockdown.
They’re stuck here since. People keep meeting Matt Damon and I know most of us places in the pics. But no bloody Adam driver.
I have to find him.
Matt Damon and Adam driver were here making a film. Then obviously lockdown.
They’re stuck here since. People keep meeting Matt Damon and I know most of us places in the pics. But no bloody Adam driver.
I have to find him.
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Is this on Disney+ yet?
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wease wrote:Is this on Disney+ yet?
No. Not even on dvd yet and that’s where the biggest sales are.
Noooooooobody understands why the dvd is two weeks after the digital and blu ray release
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