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GRUV has The Matrix Trilogy (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray) on sale for $24.99 - 15% ($3.75) off when you apply promotion code HAPPYANNY15 in cart = $21.24. Shipping is free.
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It's definitely worth the read. Here's just a snippet from the start:
"This 2160p, HEVC/H.265-encoded UHD of The Matrix is based on a new 4K scan of the original camera negative created by Warner's Motion Picture Imaging facility. Color correction and HDR grading were performed by MPI's senior colorist, Jan Yarbrough, and overseen by Bill Pope, director of photography on all three Matrix films. Warner Brothers has provided the following statement from Mr. Yarbrough, which is reproduced with the studio's kind permission:"
The audio also got remixed for Atmos content. It's not just a phoned in 4k conversion of the 1080 source.
It's definitely worth the read. Here's just a snippet from the start:
"This 2160p, HEVC/H.265-encoded UHD of The Matrix is based on a new 4K scan of the original camera negative created by Warner's Motion Picture Imaging facility. Color correction and HDR grading were performed by MPI's senior colorist, Jan Yarbrough, and overseen by Bill Pope, director of photography on all three Matrix films. Warner Brothers has provided the following statement from Mr. Yarbrough, which is reproduced with the studio's kind permission:"
The audio also got remixed for Atmos content. It's not just a phoned in 4k conversion of the 1080 source.
It's definitely worth the read. Here's just a snippet from the start:
"This 2160p, HEVC/H.265-encoded UHD of The Matrix is based on a new 4K scan of the original camera negative created by Warner's Motion Picture Imaging facility. Color correction and HDR grading were performed by MPI's senior colorist, Jan Yarbrough, and overseen by Bill Pope, director of photography on all three Matrix films. Warner Brothers has provided the following statement from Mr. Yarbrough, which is reproduced with the studio's kind permission:"
The audio also got remixed for Atmos content. It's not just a phoned in 4k conversion of the 1080 source.
are the blu ray discs included in this deal the same blu ray that we had?
I wouldn't hold your breathe, from what I have seen studios are not very motivated to bring over Blu-Ray era bonus materials into their 4K releases. Animatrix is a great reason to hold onto the old box set though, It was very well done.
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"This 2160p, HEVC/H.265-encoded UHD of The Matrix is based on a new 4K scan of the original camera negative created by Warner's Motion Picture Imaging facility. Color correction and HDR grading were performed by MPI's senior colorist, Jan Yarbrough, and overseen by Bill Pope, director of photography on all three Matrix films. Warner Brothers has provided the following statement from Mr. Yarbrough, which is reproduced with the studio's kind permission:"
The audio also got remixed for Atmos content. It's not just a phoned in 4k conversion of the 1080 source.
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"This 2160p, HEVC/H.265-encoded UHD of The Matrix is based on a new 4K scan of the original camera negative created by Warner's Motion Picture Imaging facility. Color correction and HDR grading were performed by MPI's senior colorist, Jan Yarbrough, and overseen by Bill Pope, director of photography on all three Matrix films. Warner Brothers has provided the following statement from Mr. Yarbrough, which is reproduced with the studio's kind permission:"
The audio also got remixed for Atmos content. It's not just a phoned in 4k conversion of the 1080 source.
"This 2160p, HEVC/H.265-encoded UHD of The Matrix is based on a new 4K scan of the original camera negative created by Warner's Motion Picture Imaging facility. Color correction and HDR grading were performed by MPI's senior colorist, Jan Yarbrough, and overseen by Bill Pope, director of photography on all three Matrix films. Warner Brothers has provided the following statement from Mr. Yarbrough, which is reproduced with the studio's kind permission:"
The audio also got remixed for Atmos content. It's not just a phoned in 4k conversion of the 1080 source.
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