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Dune: Part Two (Digital 4K UHD) on sale for
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Dune: Part Two (Digital 4K UHD) on sale for
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About this title:- Dune: Part Two explores the mythic journey of Paul Atreides as he unites with Chani and the Fremen while on a warpath of revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Facing a choice between the love of his life and the fate of the known universe, he endeavors to prevent a terrible future only he can foresee.
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Is it such a huge difference that the average person would notice? Probably not with a solid internet connection. But if you're into home theater in a big way, physical media is definitely the way to go almost every time.
Aside from what you mention regarding the off chance of streaming services removing content (which I agree is unlikely with something like Apple or Amazon), there's also the chance for changes to the streaming version. Updates and alterations which may or may not be for the better (removing certain things or entire scenes, changing the color grading, etc). With a physical disc, you have the version originally release. Usually this is a positive thing, but not always.
I buy the physical discs for shows and movie I really, really like. I want to support the creators of the content as well as permanently have a high quality copy in my collection. For other things, I also wait for a price drop and grab the digital version.
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If you have even a half way decent setup, this is a must-have on disc!
Like the first one, it's one of the few movies that received a reference transfer in both PQ & AQ!
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I get the digital versions of movies I want to have around once they drop below $5 mainly because I don't want all the discs taking up space. They tend to have 4K/UHD/HDR/Atmos available for movies like this.
For the person out there that always mentions it…no need to give the lecture on how Amazon, Apple, etc. can remove content anytime as I'm aware but think it's unlikely so fine taking the risk.
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I get the digital versions of movies I want to have around once they drop below $5 mainly because I don't want all the discs taking up space. They tend to have 4K/UHD/HDR/Atmos available for movies like this.
For the person out there that always mentions it…no need to give the lecture on how Amazon, Apple, etc. can remove content anytime as I'm aware but think it's unlikely so fine taking the risk.
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I get the digital versions of movies I want to have around once they drop below $5 mainly because I don't want all the discs taking up space. They tend to have 4K/UHD/HDR/Atmos available for movies like this.
For the person out there that always mentions it…no need to give the lecture on how Amazon, Apple, etc. can remove content anytime as I'm aware but think it's unlikely so fine taking the risk.
Is it such a huge difference that the average person would notice? Probably not with a solid internet connection. But if you're into home theater in a big way, physical media is definitely the way to go almost every time.
Aside from what you mention regarding the off chance of streaming services removing content (which I agree is unlikely with something like Apple or Amazon), there's also the chance for changes to the streaming version. Updates and alterations which may or may not be for the better (removing certain things or entire scenes, changing the color grading, etc). With a physical disc, you have the version originally release. Usually this is a positive thing, but not always.
I buy the physical discs for shows and movie I really, really like. I want to support the creators of the content as well as permanently have a high quality copy in my collection. For other things, I also wait for a price drop and grab the digital version.