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Apollo 13 (1995) (Digital 4K UHD Film) Expired
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Amazon has Apollo 13 (1995) (Digital 4K UHD) on sale for $4.99.
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Note, this film is Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible. Amazon Prime members can redeem their earned 'No Rush Shipping' credits on this purchase (check your balance)
About The Film:
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Note, this film is Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible. Amazon Prime members can redeem their earned 'No Rush Shipping' credits on this purchase (check your balance)
About The Film:
- A "routine" space flight becomes a desperate battle to survive in this breathtaking adventure of courage and faith starring Tom Hanks, Kevin Bacon, Bill Paxton, Gary Sinise and Ed Harris.
Apple iTunes also has Apollo 13 (1995) (Digital 4K UHD) on sale for $4.99.
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Note, be sure to select the 'UHD' format. Film is Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible
For those interested
Note, be sure to select the 'UHD' format. Film is Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible
- Apollo 13 [amazon.com] (1995) (4K UHD Digital Film)
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This is such a great move.. i have it on BR but might just buy it in this 4K version for keeps and easier streaming. It's one of my go to favorites every 18-24 months (along with HFRO, Band of Brothers series, may bond movies), just really well done, feel good, drama, action, good dialogue and acting. Warning though, if you watch it in 4K, during the in capsule scenes when stuff is coming apart and they lose heat - you're going to need to WEAR A JACKET it feels so realistic. Just a warming.
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curious, wouldn't you prefer it on 4k disc as opposed to a stream?
Nobody, particularly women, will tolerate dealing with the clutter, especially since we've had almost half a dozen physical formats in just the past 40 years. I'm not amassing a 4K UHD collection just to do it all over again when they move to 8K or something else. I already own too many DVDs from back in the day that are now covered in dust.
Nobody, particularly women, will tolerate dealing with the clutter, especially since we've had almost half a dozen physical formats in just the past 40 years. I'm not amassing a 4K UHD collection just to do it all over again when they move to 8K or something else. I already own too many DVDs from back in the day that are now covered in dust.
One word: VHS. Had to donate then to Goodwill years ago.
Nobody, particularly women, will tolerate dealing with the clutter, especially since we've had almost half a dozen physical formats in just the past 40 years. I'm not amassing a 4K UHD collection just to do it all over again when they move to 8K or something else. I already own too many DVDs from back in the day that are now covered in dust.
There's an old joke about this that ends "I'll miss her".
It doesn't just work for a Bass Boat either
Nobody, particularly women, will tolerate dealing with the clutter, especially since we've had almost half a dozen physical formats in just the past 40 years. I'm not amassing a 4K UHD collection just to do it all over again when they move to 8K or something else. I already own too many DVDs from back in the day that are now covered in dust.
Not saying you need to amass a huge collection, and not a disc champion. I've even torrented lots of movies and been more than fine with it. But a very few, I just wanted disc. I have a disc folder that takes up hardly any space. I don't do it cuz I'm concerned about a woman, just cuz it's much easier.
Regardless, the only reason I had asked was because I was gonna say Gruv just had the 4k with digital in a 2 for $18 offer recently and may want to wait on same or a similar deal nearing BF