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    TV series on disc is the one part of physical media I have not given up

    Sound & Vision put out a late-summer roundup of 4K and Blu-ray TV series box sets, and it reminded me that series collections are the last physical purchases I make without hesitating. Films I'll rent, stream, whatever. A show I know I'll rewatch across a decade, I want on a shelf. The reason...
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    A Soylent Green 4K review reminds me the film is more than the punchline

    A Soylent Green 4K UHD review went up this week and I have not got the disc, so treat this as a note rather than a verdict. What struck me is the framing the reviewer used: you probably remember the ending, but do you remember how good the rest of it is. That is exactly the problem with this...
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    Do you buy the old Blu-ray now or sit on the gap waiting for a 4K disc?

    Someone over on Home Theater Forum asked the question I've been dodging for about five years: do you buy the pre-2015 Blu-ray of a major film now, or leave a hole on the shelf in case a 4K disc shows up? His list was Armageddon, Pearl Harbor, Rain Man, The English Patient, The Adventures of...
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    House of the Dragon S3 on 4K has 8 extended episodes and a disc-only extra

    House of the Dragon season three is up for pre-order on 4K UHD in the UK, dated 30 November, with a steelbook running alongside the standard edition. The listing is more interesting than these usually are. Eight extended episodes, a twenty minute featurette flagged as exclusive to physical, and...
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    Talladega Nights hits 4K for its 20th anniversary - what is the source here?

    Twenty years on from August 2006 and Talladega Nights is getting a 4K disc, with a review already up at HTF. I have not seen a word about the transfer itself yet, so I am going in with questions rather than opinions. Mid-2000s studio comedies are an awkward category on 4K. Films from that...
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    Devil Wears Prada 2 on 4K: Dolby Vision and Atmos on a talking-heads movie

    Picked this up mostly because I liked the first one enough to be curious, and the disc turned up last week. Fox/Disney put it out on July 28 in 2.39:1 with Dolby Vision and HDR10, Atmos on the UHD and DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 on the bundled Blu-ray. The review I read says picture and sound are...
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    The Blu-ray profile mess is the part of the format war the retrospectives skip

    Home Cinema Choice has a look back at how Blu-ray got started, and it prompted a memory I would rather not have. Everyone tells the format war story the same way - Blu-ray against HD DVD, studios picking sides, Warner flipping and the whole thing collapsing inside a few weeks. That part is well...
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