Every time I see the dvd format % my heart breaks a bit.

WKRP in Cincinnati was a famous case of that, where the music was often important. Interestingly in that case the Shout Factory DVD release actually restores most of the music, but they still couldn’t license everything.

This is also an issue with a lot of games too. Especially racing games. You can’t get a re-release or updated to play on a new console because certain car manufacturers wont relicense or want crazy amounts.

I say we take off and stop buying media from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.

My pirated version will be 4k 🫡

Releasing the film in 4K. Releasing the film on 4K disc.

You know what I mean. 🙂

on 4k? in 4k, right?

I think compared to some of his newer movies (sequels esp) it stands out. I wouldn't put it on the same level as Jay and Silent Bob 1 and Clerks 1 though. Honestly, I forget a lot of it myself and haven't been able to re-watch it in years.

Lionsgate TPB will be releasing Kevin Smith's Dogma in 4K

It's probably been twenty years, but I only remember thinking that the movie was ok.

It sucks that the distribution was all whacked, but I'm not sure I'd just buy this without a rewatch.

rewatched it not too long ago. came across as much more ideologically confused than I remember it being. it's definitely an exercise is apologetics, but in a very traditional sense. at the same time, the comedy and acting actually held up decent.

Lionsgate is Paramount.

Please do Nukie next.

It won an Oscar for Best Sound Editing, too!

Master and Commander sounds amazing on a great system, but honestly, it's so well done that it sounds pretty smashing even on a basic 5.1.
The sound designers really knocked it out of the park.

You know, if sturdier packaging increases shipping costs, I'm OK with that.

I wouldn't want to buy their Shaw Brothers sets and have them arrive beat to hell.

Are, true enough.

Thank you for the specific tip!

You would need a 4K/UHD Blu-ray player, too. The Panasonic DP-UB820 is generally considered the best buy - it offers a good balance between performance and price. I've owned one for a year or two and it's amazing.

It's for true(ish) and not even that expensive. Plenty of subwoofers will produce frequencies around 20Hz, which is typically regarded as the lowest humans hear.

This has been highly coveted by many collectors, so it's most likely gonna sell out fast. But even if you can't get your hands on it, know that the 1080p Blu-ray from 2008 still looks and sounds amazing, even by today's standards. So don't sweat it if you miss out on the preorders.

Personally, I'll wait for the reviews to come in to see if it's worth upgrading.

Is that the one where Meriadoc gets cut adrift in the storm?

Pretty sure you need a 4k Blu-ray player. Or have someone rip the video for you and play it with VLC or use your Jellyfin server.

Interesting. I'll start looking into it. I'm not really a cine- or aurio-phile, but my TVs are ten years old so it might be upgrade time.

To get everything I think you need a sound system that can reproduce the lowest sounds. I've heard the base gets so low you can only feel it. Not sure if that's true as I can't find what I had read about it.