Amazon has Dune 2-Film Collection (Digital HD) on sale for $7.
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Note: Both titles are Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible.
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Dune (2021)
Rated PG-13
Runtime: 2 hours 35 minutes
A noble family becomes embroiled in a war for control over the galaxy's most valuable asset while its heir becomes troubled by visions of a dark future.
Dune: Part Two (2024)
Rated PG-13
Runtime: 2 hours 46 minutes
Paul Atreides unites with Chani and the Fremen while seeking revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family.
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Amazon has Dune 2-Film Collection (Digital HD) on sale for $7.
Thanks to Deal Editor Discombobulated for finding this deal.
Note: Both titles are Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible.
Additional Savings:
Amazon Prime members can redeem their earned 'No Rush Shipping' credits on this purchase (check your balance).
Product Details:
Dune (2021)
Rated PG-13
Runtime: 2 hours 35 minutes
A noble family becomes embroiled in a war for control over the galaxy's most valuable asset while its heir becomes troubled by visions of a dark future.
Dune: Part Two (2024)
Rated PG-13
Runtime: 2 hours 46 minutes
Paul Atreides unites with Chani and the Fremen while seeking revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family.
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.
Tests have shown lots of ppl can't tell 1080p from 4k on a typical 4k tv at typical tv viewing ranges. It's the HDR that makes 4k noticeable to most ppl.
Well most 4ks have some form of HDR.
So yes people would see a noticeable difference between 1080p vs 4k.
What most wouldn't see a noticeable difference is in streaming HDR10 vs DV/HDR10+ content.
Imagine wasting your time arguing with an internet stranger about something that isn't even real. Who cares if Bob had 1 leg in the book but now has 1 arm in the movie?? It's all just made up! Lol.
Simplistic logic. Imagine not knowing the difference between your arm & leg. Practice what you preach: Try walking, running, & jumping with your arms, while writing, typing, & wiping with your legs --- your life just got a lot more difficult.
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I agree, I wish they stuck more to the book but hollywood just had to include a bunch of non-sense that was not in the book. I just finished re-reading Dune and kept getting annoyed with parts of changing male roles to females. Liet-Kynes comes to mind, why not just make him a black man hollywood? That would have been alright. The eugenics is definitely understated at the very least and a pretty large part of the overall Dune series. Way to go hollywood. Overall I though the movies were a decent into to the books, however the books are substantially better written.
So for you guys, the Earth-centric racial makeup and sexual preferences of the characters were key parts of the story?
Both movoes, in the Amazon video app, on my phone, appear as 4K UHD (and HDR 10+). I plan to test them in VR.
Do you mean you purchased this deal and both show up as 4k on your amazon app? I just want to clarify, I already have Dune 1 in 4k, just want Dune 2 in 4k. If this is 4k, then it would be cheaper than just buying Dune 2 in 4k. Thanks!
I don't have a 4K TV but the 4K symbol appears when browsing in my Apple TV library.
Confirmed it is HD NOT 4K version. Checked in multiple devices multiple platformers all shows HD and asks to buy 4K UHD at full price. Not a good deal for HD. Got a refund with Amazon automated chat.
I got this $7 deal from Amazon and it seems to have given me the 4k version on Google Movies through MA.
I am happy for you if you got the 4K version. It will show 4K in Google movies through MA but you cannot play 4K. You will not understand it is 4K or HD if you do not have a 4K HDR TV/Monitor which will show you the current video details.
My Selected Aladdin shows 4K but I have HD while 4K is available for purchase. King Kong and Johnny English does not show 4K as they are already in 4K
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When it comes to streaming, 4k and hd are nearly indistinguishable. If you ACTUALLY care about quality, you'll buy 4k Blu Ray.
It is not noticeable in my old Sony 50" FullHD LCD TV as it can only play up to fullHD. This is very much noticeable like day and night in my 77" Sony OLED HDR TV when streaming a 4K UHD or only a HD movie.
Again almost all 4k has some form of HDR.
So yes Ppl CAN tell the difference between 1080p(non HDR) vs 4k(resolution)!
Typical home tvs are not 4k capable, not even close.
The majority don't see the value in them, that doesn't mean they can't see the difference.
There's no point in going round and round. Just do a little research. We are not discussing what TV's most people actually own. We are talking about whether average people watching typical consumer TV's (that are capable of displaying both 4k and hdr) can tell 1080p from 4k from typical distances that people usually sit from a tv. Watching the same content, most of those people cannot tell 1080p from 4k. What they do notice is hdr vs non-hdr. But not all 4k is hdr. And not all hdr is equal in its intensity, for lack of a better word. And not all broadcast and streaming services offer any or all of their content in 4k AND hdr. Sometimes it's the device (tv or streaming box). Sometimes it's the tier of service you pay for. There are a lot of variables. But the point is the still the same - as far as 1080p resolution and 4k resolution are concerned, most people can't tell them apart unless sitting atypically close to a large screen.
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There's no point in going round and round. Just do a little research. We are not discussing what TV's most people actually own. We are talking about whether average people watching typical consumer TV's (that are capable of displaying both 4k and hdr) can tell 1080p from 4k from typical distances that people usually sit from a tv. Watching the same content, most of those people cannot tell 1080p from 4k. What they do notice is hdr vs non-hdr. But not all 4k is hdr. And not all hdr is equal in its intensity, for lack of a better word. And not all broadcast and streaming services offer any or all of their content in 4k AND hdr. Sometimes it's the device (tv or streaming box). Sometimes it's the tier of service you pay for. There are a lot of variables. But the point is the still the same - as far as 1080p resolution and 4k resolution are concerned, most people can't tell them apart unless sitting atypically close to a large screen.
I'm not going around and around, just pointing your misleading contradiction.
"Ppl notice HDR vs non-hdr. Lots of ppl can't tell 1080p vs 4k", thats pretty much a contradiction!
If you do a little research you would find that there are very few "4k" content that does not include some form of HDR.
I own over 150 4k titles & I just bought one of the few that doesn't include HDR, The Others.
I could take any of those titles(4K) and the BR(1080p) counterpart and play each on a BR/4K player on the same display and I willing to bet everyone would be able to tell the difference between "1080p vs 4k"!
Now on whether there are many variables in what you're actually viewing I completely agree, there are.
BUT that is a completely different topic than your statement!
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So yes people would see a noticeable difference between 1080p vs 4k.
What most wouldn't see a noticeable difference is in streaming HDR10 vs DV/HDR10+ content.
Art influences life, & life influences art. Art could include religion, philosophy, any ideology, architecture, clothing, furniture, novels, music, TV shows, movies, video games, physical appearance & skills of any animal (eg, peacock), etc. In many ways, creating &/or analyzing art is vastly more useful than voting, watching sports games, & passively absorbing the TV & movie screen.
So yes people would see a noticeable difference between 1080p vs 4k.
What most wouldn't see a noticeable difference is in streaming HDR10 vs DV/HDR10+ content.
But very accurate to the book. Cause the book was boring too
So yes Ppl CAN tell the difference between 1080p(non HDR) vs 4k(resolution)!
Typical home tvs are not 4k capable, not even close.
The majority don't see the value in them, that doesn't mean they can't see the difference.
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My Selected Aladdin shows 4K but I have HD while 4K is available for purchase. King Kong and Johnny English does not show 4K as they are already in 4K
So yes Ppl CAN tell the difference between 1080p(non HDR) vs 4k(resolution)!
Typical home tvs are not 4k capable, not even close.
The majority don't see the value in them, that doesn't mean they can't see the difference.
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"Ppl notice HDR vs non-hdr. Lots of ppl can't tell 1080p vs 4k", thats pretty much a contradiction!
If you do a little research you would find that there are very few "4k" content that does not include some form of HDR.
I own over 150 4k titles & I just bought one of the few that doesn't include HDR, The Others.
I could take any of those titles(4K) and the BR(1080p) counterpart and play each on a BR/4K player on the same display and I willing to bet everyone would be able to tell the difference between "1080p vs 4k"!
Now on whether there are many variables in what you're actually viewing I completely agree, there are.
BUT that is a completely different topic than your statement!
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