Digital 4K UHD Films: Inception, The Matrix, V for Vendetta, Blade & More
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Fanflix has select Warner Bros. Digital 4K Ultra HD Movies on sale at 4 for $19.99.
Thanks community member largetiger for sharing this deal
Note: Must purchase 4 (four) qualifying titles to receive the promotional price.
Available titles (all listed titles are Movies Anywhere compatible):
Digital 4K Ultra HD
Inception
The Matrix
The Matrix; Reloaded
The Matrix: Revolutions
V for Vendetta
300
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Full Metal Jacket
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (Theatrical)
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (Theatrical)
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (Theatrical)
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Theatrical)
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (Theatrical)
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (Theatrical)
Goonies
2001: A Space Odyssey
Godzilla (2014)
Blade
Suicide Squad (2016, Theatrical)
Annabelle Comes Home
The Shining (1980)
Doctor Sleep
Detective Pikachu
I am Legend
Beetlejuice
Pacific Rim
The Meg
Pan's Labyrinth
Live, Die, Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow
Blade Runner: Final Cut
Blade Runner 2049
Ready Player One
Shazam
The Accountant (2016)
American Sniper
Geostorm
Dunkirk
The Hangover
Mad Max: Fury Road
Ocean's 8
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Richard Jewell
The Mule
The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
Sherlock Holmes (2009)
The Kitchen (2019)
Redemption Instructions:
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What is Movies Anywhere?
Disney's free Movies Anywhere program allows supported purchased titles to be shared across other participating digital movie providers carrying the same title. After linking your other digital movie accounts (i.e. Apple iTunes, VUDU, Google Play, Microsoft Movies & more) to your Movies Anywhere account, all current & future purchased titles will be added to each of your linked digital movie libraries, no matter which provider the supported movie was originally purchased through.
You can also watch Movies Anywhere supported titles via the Movies Anywhere app on supported devices.
Three main differences are 1.) Video bitrate/compression (you'll see more artifacts on the digital copies) and 2.) Audio fidelity (most are limited to compressed multichannel where as discs are full lossless) and 3.) you own a disc (licenses can and have expired leaving you with nothing). BONUS: the discs usually come with a digital copy. I can tell the difference on my OLED but not so much on my LCD.
There's a lot of data missing between a 12Gb digital copy and an 80Gb UHD disc.
Good movies if you don't have them but kind of hard to find four with all the repeats they have
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Pretty sure they are the theatrical version. Extended edition is specified on MA and other retailer sites. Even for theatrical version it is still the lowest price.
FINALLY, you've got to do this for every media that comes out. So far: rabbit ears, vhs, laserdisc, dvd and blu-ray I've fallen asleep to 2001: A space odyssey
Can anyone speak to the difference in quality between a 4k disc (my preference) and one of these digital downloads in 4k? Is it a night and day difference or pretty comparable?
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12-08-2021 at 10:57 AM.
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Can anyone speak to the difference in quality between a 4k disc (my preference) and one of these digital downloads in 4k? Is it a night and day difference or pretty comparable?
Three main differences are 1.) Video bitrate/compression (you'll see more artifacts on the digital copies) and 2.) Audio fidelity (most are limited to compressed multichannel where as discs are full lossless) and 3.) you own a disc (licenses can and have expired leaving you with nothing). BONUS: the discs usually come with a digital copy. I can tell the difference on my OLED but not so much on my LCD.
There's a lot of data missing between a 12Gb digital copy and an 80Gb UHD disc.
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There's a lot of data missing between a 12Gb digital copy and an 80Gb UHD disc.
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NOW IN UHD!
OMG, I already own most of this . . .
What's the difference between theatrical and extended?
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Three main differences are 1.) Video bitrate/compression (you'll see more artifacts on the digital copies) and 2.) Audio fidelity (most are limited to compressed multichannel where as discs are full lossless) and 3.) you own a disc (licenses can and have expired leaving you with nothing). BONUS: the discs usually come with a digital copy. I can tell the difference on my OLED but not so much on my LCD.
There's a lot of data missing between a 12Gb digital copy and an 80Gb UHD disc.
Is Digital 4K UHD the best you can get now days for digital? Just asking. I'm sure this is great format for 4K and I wouldn't know the difference.
Thanks