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Is this in 4x3 aspect ratio? Man I'm hoping it's 16x9. Would prefer not to have bars on the side.
The IMAX scenes have been restored to their "native" aspect ratio around 1.43:1 on this disc. The rest of the movie hasn't been changed from widescreen.
I double-dipped on it. It sounds like the 2016 release (4k) had some messed up colors, this fixes/color-grades them correctly. It also opens up the previous imax scenes from 16:9 to 4:3 (so you get more image on the top and bottom, but it results in black bars on the sides. This is apparently ~30 minutes worth of scenes.
The movie itself is the same cut, so no new content.
This set also loses the Blu-Ray (which I think had a theatrical cut?) and likely loses the extras (since those were on the blu-ray). It does have a digital code still, but only the directors cut (not both like the earlier 4k release)
For $12.50, I figure I can re-sell the code for around half of that. Even if it costs me $10 in the end, it's not a huge deal.
With that said: If you don't have a 4k player or don't care about the "opened up" frame/colors, then no - would not recommend upgrading.
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4K UHD review:
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Justice League is the one.
Justice League is the one.
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The movie itself is the same cut, so no new content.
This set also loses the Blu-Ray (which I think had a theatrical cut?) and likely loses the extras (since those were on the blu-ray). It does have a digital code still, but only the directors cut (not both like the earlier 4k release)
For $12.50, I figure I can re-sell the code for around half of that. Even if it costs me $10 in the end, it's not a huge deal.
With that said: If you don't have a 4k player or don't care about the "opened up" frame/colors, then no - would not recommend upgrading.
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