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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice 4K Blu-ray + Digital (re-mastered) - $12.60
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4K UHD review:
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imo, there is no Synder cut for this movie.
Justice League is the one.
Justice League is the one.
Misread ...
/ducks
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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.