4K UHD Blu-rays that you recommend or want to own?
Jun 16, 2021 6:55:58 GMT
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Post by The_Cake_of_Roth on Jun 16, 2021 6:55:58 GMT
I bought a 4K player a few months ago so I could get Tenet on 4K, but I'm compiling a list of other films to upgrade in my collection. Most of my library is actually DVDs and I only own a handful of Blu-rays, so I'm mostly skipping the additional step of upgrading from standard Blu-ray to 4K.
Just today, I got the Indiana Jones 4K steelbook collection (released last week) because I heard great things about it - more of a natural color tone (no more oversaturated reddish hue, so the actors don't look sunburnt anymore), and Crystal Skull actually looks more like an Indiana Jones movie now and less like the garbage instagram-filter aesthetic that we're used to seeing.
Some other films I plan on upgrading at some point are TDK trilogy, 2001: A Space Odyssey (which I've heard is among the very best 4K releases), Apocalypse Now, Blade Runner 2049, Mad Max Fury Road, and the Alfred Hitchcock Classics Collection (which includes Rear Window, Vertigo, Psycho, and The Birds). And I think Heat is coming to 4K in August, so that'll be a must-have for me as well. I'm mostly excited to see what some of these older movies look like on 4K.
What are some that you own, recommend, or want to own?
Just today, I got the Indiana Jones 4K steelbook collection (released last week) because I heard great things about it - more of a natural color tone (no more oversaturated reddish hue, so the actors don't look sunburnt anymore), and Crystal Skull actually looks more like an Indiana Jones movie now and less like the garbage instagram-filter aesthetic that we're used to seeing.
Some other films I plan on upgrading at some point are TDK trilogy, 2001: A Space Odyssey (which I've heard is among the very best 4K releases), Apocalypse Now, Blade Runner 2049, Mad Max Fury Road, and the Alfred Hitchcock Classics Collection (which includes Rear Window, Vertigo, Psycho, and The Birds). And I think Heat is coming to 4K in August, so that'll be a must-have for me as well. I'm mostly excited to see what some of these older movies look like on 4K.
What are some that you own, recommend, or want to own?
