Yes all of the terminator movies are represented on this list.

Space 1999 on Prime? Looks amazing for 1970s, like so clear.

Glad both of the terminators are on here

Interesting. I gave the first few minutes a watch and wasn't hugely impressed with the picture quality. Definitely better than 1080p but it was only a cursory glance. Watching it this evening in it's entirety so I'll be better able to judge then.

As a UK resident, I can't order it, it's showing as unavailable. It's on the UK site but it costs £25.

It might be worth reading the 4K Dredd thread over at Blu-ray.com

It's seems there isn't a perfect version of the film. I believe the US 4K by Lionsgate has the best picture but another region has the better sound quality.

In terms of normal Blu-ray, apparently the Japanese release is best but that's now expensive and hard to find.

Thanks for the tip though, may it make many Irish Dredd fans happy.

Thank mechanical Jesus.
I'm sick of staring down north of £200 for a reliable UHD spinner. And that's second hand!

Edit: Never mind...

I hope the 3D version gets the 4K treatment and ends up on Apple Vision Pro too.

I might double-dip on Legacy if this is a legit remaster.
Not sure that the original will see much benefit vs. the existing Blu-ray, but then again HDR can be a hell of a thing.

Yeah, I think the news has crashed the website! 😆

Here are some images from an alternate source. Apart from the steelbook images, they haven't announced the technical specs or any bonus features yet.

Here's a look at the physical versions of "Tron" and "Tron: Legacy":

Broken link

This is a bad news for physical medias and owning thing you had bought.

The sticker just about matches what you said. Thanks for following up!

Searching for images, I think it was this one.

What’s the running time?

That sounds like the version I had, except mine was a DVD. Was it the Collector's Edition?

Well that's the Green Acres theme song right there.

I haven't had a VHS since 1999

A couple of years ago, I found a copy of The Matrix on VHS in a charity shop. It must have been a special edition as it contained a little 5 minute making of feature after the film.

It was a beautiful cardboard case with silver inlay and the tape was still sealed in plastic. I haven't had a VHS player for decades but I wish I'd bought it now just to put on a shelf.

@UKFilmNerd I saw this. Can't imagine picking up new VHS cassettes, unless you still happen to have a player and it's an obscure title that isn't available on disc. I think it's funny that they recycled a tape from Green Acres.🙂 Me, I got rid of my VHS player years ago. I still have a few cassettes though-- such as the original Star Wars series.

Damn his background looks eerily like Technology Connections background. We still have a VCR. And some tapes but they are old and the quality isn't as great as dvd. But you know what I might start collecting them again. It be better than being stuck with all the different stresming services. Also they still make blank tapes just have to order them special.

I think the first film was the first VHS I owned as a kid.

That first film should look great in HDR.

Normies watching on their 4k smort tv

Shout Factory did a new 4K release along with a reprint of the Blu-ray.

Ace Ventura got some legs - I liked the movie. Has it always been popular, or is this a resurgence before the new release?