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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 TV, Fandango At Home, 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.
Does anyone know if the hobbit streams in 48 fps? My internet is fast enough
The only way to watch The Hobbit in 48fps is to go back in time to a theater that was showing it in 48fps (not meaning that sarcastically, just that there's no way to do so).
The only way to watch The Hobbit in 48fps is to go back in time to a theater that was showing it in 48fps (not meaning that sarcastically, just that there's no way to do so).
I literally was just trying to find LOTR on Prime last night but I guess they removed it. I've rewatched these dozens of times as something to throw on in the background, so I'm taking advantage of this deal. Worth it for me, thank you.
I'm going to be honest here - I don't think the 4k transfers on these films are up to snuff. I'm going to continue to wait for them to do a proper UHD remaster.
The only way to watch The Hobbit in 48fps is to go back in time to a theater that was showing it in 48fps (not meaning that sarcastically, just that there's no way to do so).
or use Nvidia Frame Generation to run it at 300 FPS lol
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They held up pretty well. Worth the rewatch if its been a few years.
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Though if you have a UHD Blu-Ray player, you'll get much better image quality than the digital version.
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