There’s a (sort of?) sequel coming out in November. Maybe they want to release the Dragon Tattoo UHD on the same day they release the Spider’s Web UHD.

WHY does every studio insist on fucking us out of extended cuts lately? As much as I want certain movies to go 4K, I almost hope they don't until these studios get their heads out of their asses. I will lose my shit if Abyss finally releases as theatrical cut only in HD.

Few movies like The Abyss aside, it’s really sad so many of us expect some kind of “extended/directors” cut. Rarely these days does any fan expect what we see on the big screen to be the same thing we get on the home video release. Of course so many directors do this, so it’s as much their and as it is our expectation.

What's sad is that we still have to wait for the fucking disc release to see the full length version of movies. Fuck the cut down version for theaters/ratings, and fuck the theaters. They're an outdated shit show that's not necessary anymore, and they don't deserve the ~6 month monopoly they get on new movies.

I disagree. There’s still something about seeing a movie first in a theater.

Same, I love the theater experience. Hardly outdated, especially with things like Dolby Cinema screens and new technology, and shit show obviously depends on area and personal experience.

But... that's just another Viper cursing rant.

The theatrical experience still trumps all.

No need to go all political on us.

American Psycho was released today. According to posters at blu-ray.com, it's a very big step up from the blu-ray. Being sold for around $17 at some retailers, too. Apparently movies distributed by Lionsgate get a deeper discount in the future so maybe wait for Black Friday?

nothing official yet, but this appears to be the cover for the upcoming 'Superman' release

sorry bout the image size hence why I posted it as a spoiler.



Dolby Vision / Atmos - woot woot !!

^. I wonder if they’ll add something about it being the 40th Anniversary of the movie at the bottom.

Hearing the Superman theme in Dolby Atmos... Yeah, Day 1 for me.

Superman: The Movie to receive Ultra HD / bluray to celebrate 40th Anniversary

Nov. 6 street date.

So many movies that haven't gotten a BD release at all, but let's release Superman for the 20th fucking time. It'll look so much different this time around.

and the back:

In not-announcement news, the UHD BD of Christopher Robin has vanished from the schedule. Apparently it was being considered as a Disney Movie Club exclusive, but it seems that there just won't be one at all.

Early preorder links for Crazy Rich Asians on UHD BD have also gone dark. Looks like just DVD/Blu-ray on November 20th. Hopefully that'll change.

Looks like a huge step up from the blu ray version

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Ameri...208828/#Review

I'm not interested in a format that look's like a one trick pony(movies only). That's boring.

They can make money on music concert releases as long as they don't over produce and figure out what's in demand.

That's one reason during the day that made laserdisc popular because Pioneer had an exclusive contract which permitted only laserdisc releasing of their music titles.

Movies and movies and more movies.

That's why one reason people have stopped going to the movie theater.

A lot of movie genre's are running there course(see zombie,haunted house,action ,etc) and UHD think there is a market for new releases. Only time will tell.

I usually jump on the bandwagon for most any new music or video format but so far haven't been impressed with UHD. Esspecially the prices and selection. Plus no music titles. No thanks.

Music is meant to be listened to. Concerts are fucking stupid, and there's no reason to pollute the UHD format with shit releases like that.

...and why the fuck aren't we getting Animal House in 4K for the 40th anniversary?

I have it on dvd (somewhere). Never upgraded to Blu-ray. I’ll definitely be getting this to add to my 4K collection.

I want to buy Superman in 4K just because Viper is so angry about it. And now I hope music UHD's are released.

I'm in the exact same boat. (For whatever reason, I never bought the '89 Batman on Blu-ray either, so I'm hoping for the same there with its anniversary next year.)

Your nerd card has been revoked. All privileges are now null and void.

January 8th:



$44.98 MSRP.