UHD New Releases, Reissues and Upgrades

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#1876 Post by MovieBuff647 »

nicolas wrote: Wed Aug 26, 2026 10:47 pm I remember reading that the VS disc wasn’t done by FiM. 88 got David M to do the encode, so you’re getting a small uptick in detail and likely better highlights - the usual pixel-peeper advantages. 88’s specs list optional SDH subs, which I interpret as being for the entire feature. Extras are also different!
VinSyn 4K of LAST TANGO was encoded by Vital Passenger.
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#1877 Post by denti alligator »

Man Who Shot Liberty Valance US release is supposed to be bad. Is there a decent import version?
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#1878 Post by MovieBuff647 »

denti alligator wrote: Wed Sep 02, 2026 1:51 am Man Who Shot Liberty Valance US release is supposed to be bad. Is there a decent import version?
Sadly not one of the Paramount titles that had a superior encode done by Plaion in Italy, to my knowledge.
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#1879 Post by Quatermain »

kekid wrote: Wed Aug 26, 2026 10:23 pm
Finch wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2026 8:07 am Last Tango in Paris (88 Films)

No screenshots yet but compared favorably to the VS for grading (of course) and FIM encode
The VS version was originally placed in the Red category.
How significant is the difference between that and the 88 Films version??
Another question: VS had subtitles for only dialogue spoken in a non-English language. As far as I know, it did not have HDH subtitles. Does the 88 Films version have subtitles for all dialogue?
The Vinegar Syndrome edition features two subtitle tracks: SDH for all dialogue, and another solely for non-English dialogue.
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#1880 Post by MovieBuff647 »

UNDER THE SILVER LAKE 4K coming from Umbrella in 2027!!!!!

https://x.com/umbrellaent/status/209530 ... 61855?s=46
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#1881 Post by therewillbeblus »

I really hope ARP contributes something, he’s made cryptic statements alluding to its genius and I’ve always wanted him to publicly expand on his ideas
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#1882 Post by MovieBuff647 »

therewillbeblus wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2026 2:33 am I really hope ARP contributes something, he’s made cryptic statements alluding to its genius and I’ve always wanted him to publicly expand on his ideas
UTSL 100% feels like a film he'd be into, in a good way obviously.
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#1884 Post by MovieBuff647 »

FrauBlucher wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2026 9:06 pm Out of the Past UHD bluray.com review
Posted this already in the other forum, but further evidence Warner Archive have and will continue to mop the floor with their parent's home entertainment division!

Also, this confirms that AUNTIE MAME 4K not including a remastered BD is in fact a mere production error. David M even confirmed he did produce a BD encode for that one in addition to the UHD encode, so not sure what happened that an older encode was sent to the plants for one of the included discs, or the plants ended up repressing an older disc by accident themselves.
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#1885 Post by Finch »

Hud (Criterion) Chris' review
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#1886 Post by Finch »

Linda Linda Linda (GKids)

FiM authored. Professorwho on the other forum mentioned that the Japanese Blu-ray had a horrible encode.
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#1887 Post by nitin »

the Millennium Actress 4k is in the blue tier, has anyone here actually seen that disc and have any first hand comments?
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#1888 Post by Yakushima »

nitin wrote: Sun Sep 06, 2026 3:41 am the Millennium Actress 4k is in the blue tier, has anyone here actually seen that disc and have any first hand comments?
I have it and it looks and sounds fantastic. Not sure why it is not in the red tier.
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#1889 Post by nitin »

I assume it's in the blue tier because it's SDR and the Shout blu is from the same 4k master, which apparently has some DNR like a lot of Japanese anime remasters.

Thanks though, will spring for the 4k.
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#1890 Post by Finch »

SDR only would not be a reason not to have it in the red. I know where I'm going! is SDR and looks at least as good as films in Dolby Vision and HDR. I think it was quite a while since we added Millennium Actress to the list and my guess its "only" in the blue tier because the gap between the UHD and Blu-ray isn't huge.
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