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Tron: Legacy (2010) (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) [USA]
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Im making a comment about the atrocious jiffy bags and pathetic packaging more than anything else. I import a lot from usa to uk ,but try my best to avoid steelbooks as 90% arrived damaged.
This is Disney, if this won't be available world wide I'd be really surprised. Look at Tombstone, Master & Commander, Rocky Horror Picture Show, the Disney+ stuff.
Its already available on apple with dolby atmos, normally a good sign the physical edition is pending.
True, BUT - this does, after all, take (almost) entirely inside a computer (or advanced Arcade game) and all are basically programs and generated inside this computer thingy - try to think about it as bad programming, or less than optimal code, inside tronland (some are simply just badly programmed constructs and some not (maybe to go easy on the memory usage or cpu power )Really?? Hope so, that would be a welcome detail to upgrade
As much as I love the movie, Jeff Bridges' CGI mug looked pretty bad back then, let alone now
True, BUT - this does, after all, take (almost) entirely inside a computer (or advanced Arcade game) and all are basically programs and generated inside this computer thingy - try to think about it as bad programming, or less than optimal code, inside tronland (some are simply just badly programmed constructs and some not (maybe to go easy on the memory usage or cpu power )
Up on Deep Discount, was also up on Walmart but sold out very fast (but likely to get restocked)
Price: $39.42
Price: $39.42
Oh possibly I can’t remember. Been a few years since I last watched it. Just they made a point of this including it
They do, yes, and they're in the original source file - which the pr blurb for this said they revisited to remaster this, so my assumption was the 4K will have the imax ratios as well.
Nolan’s films always get the imax scenes incorporated into the home releases, at least since BD.
Because Nolan controls every aspect of his releases.
I wish he cared about art design on steelbooks and premiums.
I think the question being asked about Disney including variable aspect ratios is completely legitimate. None of the Marvel films with them have made it to Blu-ray or UHD they are all exclusive to Disney+. Fede Alvarez was quoted in an interview before the physical release of Alien Romulus saying he wanted the expanded ratio presentation on Blu-ray and UHD, did the release have it? No. They seem to like keeping them as a special for their streaming platform. I know the Legacy Blu-ray had them, but that was a while ago that that came out. Great if this has it, it would just be interesting to know what the policy is.
It would be a legitimate concern, except the imax ratios are already included on the 2D blu-ray, so it shouldn't surprise anyone to see them on the 4K copy. They're part of the source files. I don't belive there's a home video master without them.
MCU films are a different story, as they were only utilised for 3D blu-rays, then milked as a selling point for D+. Romulus doesn't have them on D+ either, so Disney essentially just told him to **** off with that request. Directors rarely get what they want in that respect, unless you're a Cameron or Nolan.
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