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Note, release date is Tuesday, December 8th.
- Disc One (4K Blu-ray)
- Brand New 4K Restoration Of The Film, Supervised and Approved by Paul Verhoeven
- Dolby Vision/HDR Presentation Of The Film
- Dolby Atmos Audio Track
- Total Excess: How Carolco Changed Hollywood Documentary
- "Open Your Mind: Scoring Total Recall" Featurette
- "Dreamers Within the Dream: Developing Total Recall" Featurette
- Audio Commentary with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Paul Verhoeven
- Theatrical Trailer
- Disc Two (Blu-ray)
- "Open Your Mind: Scoring Total Recall" Featurette
- "Dreamers Within the Dream: Developing Total Recall" Featurette
- Audio Commentary with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Paul Verhoeven
- Disc Three (Blu-ray)
- Total Excess: How Carolco Changed Hollywood Documentary
- "Total Recall: The Special Effects" Featurette
- "The Making of Total Recall" Featurette
- "Imagining Total Recall" Documentary
- Theatrical Trailer
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New movies are all finished on a 2K DI due to the large amount of digital effects, so they're all upscaled 4K
Older movies are generally where you get true 4K or better resolutions from the original print.
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Thanks for the post
There's so many great one-liners in this movie. I could recite them for
2 weeks
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4k remasters of older movies done on film are the main draw to 4k for me honestly. If it's a direct scan, it looks incredible
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New movies are all finished on a 2K DI due to the large amount of digital effects, so they're all upscaled 4K
Older movies are generally where you get true 4K or better resolutions from the original print.