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The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy Extended Editions (Digital 4K UHD) on sale for
$24.99.
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The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy Extended Editions (Digital 4K UHD) on sale for
$24.99.
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Includes
- The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (Extended Edition) (2002)
- The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (Extended Edition) (2003)
- The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (Extended Edition) (2004)
About Films:
- The Peter Jackson Award Winning 'Lord of the Rings Trilogy' now all three films as Extended Editions. The Trilogy tells a story of a meek hobbit of The Shire and eight companions setting out on a journey to Mount Doom to destroy the One Ring and the dark lord Sauron.
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To make a long story short, I bought all 6 movies for $5 a piece individual 4K non extended to watch with my younger sons and am very impressed with the picture quality (fanflix deal). Transfer are great IMO.
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Well it's not that simple and you're kinda oversimplifying it.
I'm not sure what you mean by "modern codecs" but besides that the quality of your display, the transfer of the movie, even the player you are playing the disc plays a big role with all this.
For example if you use a $700 TCL with a Xbox as a player and use a mediocre transfer movie, yes you probably will say "streaming has the same perceptive quality as discs"
Now use an OLED and a Panny 820/420 player and a reference movie transfer, there is definite "perceptive quality" difference.
Freezing the screen vs live two different things also.
The bitrate on streaming if you're lucky is 15 Mbps but more like 12-10.
Disc on the other hand are around 70 Mbps, big difference!
On the other half of a movie(AQ) forget it, there is a substantial drop off in quality with streaming.
Depending on the quality of your AQ setup it can be a major difference.
Digital suffers the most with AQ so even with less quality equipment there is still a noticeable difference regardless.
Apple has the highest bitrate and lowest compression in the industry. Extremely hard to notice any difference.
I would agree with Apple comment on the other I disagree.
I have Apple TV 4K, 65" OLED and Panasonic 820 player I can easily tell the quality difference.
As a matter of fact there are some BD disc that will rival 4K streaming.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "modern codecs" but besides that the quality of your display, the transfer of the movie, even the player you are playing the disc plays a big role with all this.
For example if you use a $700 TCL with a Xbox as a player and use a mediocre transfer movie, yes you probably will say "streaming has the same perceptive quality as discs"
Now use an OLED and a Panny 820/420 player and a reference movie transfer, there is definite "perceptive quality" difference.
Freezing the screen vs live two different things also.
The bitrate on streaming if you're lucky is 15 Mbps but more like 12-10.
Disc on the other hand are around 70 Mbps, big difference!
On the other half of a movie(AQ) forget it, there is a substantial drop off in quality with streaming.
Well again to my point what did these "Professional reviewers" (is this a self proclaimed title) use as a player and what movie?
Unless you think every movie transfer & players are the same!?
I too have that combo and 4K LOTR on disc is clearly better than streaming.
Is it "night and day" no not completely!
Sound wise there is NO COMPARISON, streaming is completely INFERIOR by a long shot, even on Apple!
is showing $29.99 on iTunes for me.
I think OP listed the wrong set. The standard trilogy is $19.99 not the extended.
That is interesting. Just a few minutes ago I was in my VUDU account. Clicked to remove myself from being sold to marketing companies. They threatened to take away any credits, future credits, any movies outside of Fandango and so much more. It was such an odd threat and they worded it as if I might lose my tv series and movie collections. I think a few were merged, can't remember. Nothing missing so far. I probably will not be eligible for any type of credit in the future. As I said, they sell your information to marketing companies. Not sure it matters any more. Heck, I moved and only changed my drivers license. A week later I found my name and new address listed on google. F'ing scam. There was no opt out with the DMV and I am careful about those things. No more organ donor endorsement either. Horror story central with that for years.
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You might be able to use the Fandango egift card at Vudu too, so try that first and be our guinea pig and let us know if it works.
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