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The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: Extended + Theatrical Set (4K Ultra HD + Digital) Expired
$53.40
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Amazon has The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: Extended + Theatrical Set (4K Ultra HD + Digital) on sale for $55.99 > now $53.42. Shipping is free.
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Key Features:
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Key Features:
- "This critically acclaimed epic trilogy follows the quest undertaken by the hobbit, Frodo Baggins, and his fellowship of companions to save Middle-earth by destroying the One Ring and defeating the evil forces of the Dark Lord Sauron."
- This 9-Disc Set Includes:
- 4K Ultra HD Discs + Digital Copies for:
- The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
- Theatrical Cut (2 hrs 58 mins) & Extended Edition (3 hrs 32 mins)
- The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)
- Theatrical Cut (2 hrs 59 mins) & Extended Edition (3 hrs 55 mins)
- The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
- Theatrical Cut (3 hrs 21 mins) & Extended Edition (4 hrs 23 mins)
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Let's hope Amazon doesn't screw up the new series.
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It's Amazon. The Orcs are gonna be white and the White Wizard is gonna be black.
I will say though, for me personally, the Lord of the Rings movies were never ones where I associated with or recall having noticeable film grain, so the DNR doesn't bother me. It's early 90s films (and earlier) where I start caring that they preserve the film grain.
In my opinion, the only flaws with this set are a few actual visual artifacts that occurred due to the DNR process. And I didn't even notice them, I had to watch a youtube video where they were pointed out specifically.
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I will say though, for me personally, the Lord of the Rings movies were never ones where I associated with or recall having noticeable film grain, so the DNR doesn't bother me. It's early 90s films (and earlier) where I start caring that they preserve the film grain.
In my opinion, the only flaws with this set are a few actual visual artifacts that occurred due to the DNR process. And I didn't even notice them, I had to watch a youtube video where they were pointed out specifically.
It's not as bad as the original Predator's use of DNR but it is there unfortunately. I hope we get a new 4K transfer by the time the 25th anniversary hits. 😑
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I will say though, for me personally, the Lord of the Rings movies were never ones where I associated with or recall having noticeable film grain, so the DNR doesn't bother me. It's early 90s films (and earlier) where I start caring that they preserve the film grain.
In my opinion, the only flaws with this set are a few actual visual artifacts that occurred due to the DNR process. And I didn't even notice them, I had to watch a youtube video where they were pointed out specifically.
I would agree, it was far and few between.
It's one of the few movies that received a worthy upgrade especially on the audio side.
That said the biggest benefactor would be a good display and a proper object based setup.
With a good upscaling 4K player you could get away with the BD EE version since they were reference quality on its own IMO.
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Yes they did get a object based soundtrack upgrade.
It is one of the few that is reference quality on a proper setup.
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I would suggest the Panasonic 420, when it goes on sale for $150.
You lose DV but the HDR processing is so good the difference isn't significant.
What you gain is all your other disc get a significant PQ upgrade because of its great upscaling.