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This limited edition TMNT trilogy set is being treated as a boutique collectible, with the appeal centered on Arrow's packaging, extras, picture quality, and special features. The 4K disc is said to work well on a PS5 if Dolby Vision is not needed, and a Panasonic DP UB150 K player is recommended for getting more out of Dolby Vision discs. The main hesitation is price, since $49.99 feels steep for a nostalgic remaster and especially hard to justify with the third movie included. It reads like a premium shelf piece for collectors who want the full package.
Physical media collectors who want a boutique 4K release, because the packaging, picture quality, and special features make it feel like a premium shelf title.
Nostalgic TMNT fans who want the first two films in 4K, because the trilogy package includes the original movies that are still regarded as the strongest entries.
Limited overlap between 4K collectors and 1990s TMNT fans can make the $50 price harder to justify.
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The $49.99 price is widely seen as steep for a nostalgic remaster, especially because the set includes the third movie. Waiting may bring a lower price, since the title is expected to sit on shelves and drop further over time.
Arrow's limited editions are treated as boutique-label collectibles with extra packaging, card posters, other swag, picture quality, and special features. The set is also expected to sell out and can hold resale value after going out of print.
The discs can take advantage of Dolby Vision on compatible players and TVs. A PS5 works fine if Dolby Vision is not needed, while a player like the Panasonic DP-UB150-K is recommended for getting Dolby Vision support.
Can I get this for 32.50 if they just leave out the third movie that should have never been made? Turtles in time was a great game. This time travel piece of s*** movie they called Ninja turtles 3 was an absolute abomination it wasn't just too childish for me but just lame. The first two were cinematic gold
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I want this for under $40. And once Target's next B2G1 sale happens, that should be easy to get (unless they raise the price for the sale, which does happen a lot).
Sadly, there probably just isn't enough overlap between 4K physical media collectors and 1990s era TMNT fan base to justify a $50 price tag. Prices should drop further if you play the waiting game. Retailers are likely sitting on stock that'll collect dust at this price. I still have an old VHS copy of the first movie (it may have come with a coupon book good at Pizza Hut, if I'm remembering correctly).
Sadly, there probably just isn't enough overlap between 4K physical media collectors and 1990s era TMNT fan base to justify a $50 price tag. Prices should drop further if you play the waiting game. Retailers are likely sitting on stock that'll collect dust at this price. I still have an old VHS copy of the first movie (it may have come with a coupon book good at Pizza Hut, if I'm remembering correctly).
Can I get this for 32.50 if they just leave out the third movie that should have never been made? Turtles in time was a great game. This time travel piece of s*** movie they called Ninja turtles 3 with an absolute abomination it wasn't just too childish for me but just lame. The first two were cinematic gold
the second one ain't that great either
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Is there a UHD player anyone recommends. I still run Blu-ray on the ole PS3 stovepipe. I've been waiting for this to come out since I only have the DVD release.
Is there a UHD player anyone recommends. I still run Blu-ray on the ole PS3 stovepipe. I've been waiting for this to come out since I only have the DVD release.
PS5 works great if you wouldn't benefit from Dolby Vision, which my Samsung TVs don't support anyway.
Any comparisons for the 4k transfer vs the original Blu-ray transfer? The Blu-ray version was good but very grainy so curious if they did any grain cleaning on this 4k version.
Any comparisons for the 4k transfer vs the original Blu-ray transfer? The Blu-ray version was good but very grainy so curious if they did any grain cleaning on this 4k version.
blu-ray.com has a full review with video comments
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This limited edition TMNT trilogy set is being treated as a boutique collectible, with the appeal centered on Arrow's packaging, extras, picture quality, and special features. The 4K disc is said to work well on a PS5 if Dolby Vision is not needed, and a Panasonic DP UB150 K player is recommended for getting more out of Dolby Vision discs. The main hesitation is price, since $49.99 feels steep for a nostalgic remaster and especially hard to justify with the third movie included. It reads like a premium shelf piece for collectors who want the full package.
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The $49.99 price is widely seen as steep for a nostalgic remaster, especially because the set includes the third movie. Waiting may bring a lower price, since the title is expected to sit on shelves and drop further over time.
Arrow's limited editions are treated as boutique-label collectibles with extra packaging, card posters, other swag, picture quality, and special features. The set is also expected to sell out and can hold resale value after going out of print.
The discs can take advantage of Dolby Vision on compatible players and TVs. A PS5 works fine if Dolby Vision is not needed, while a player like the Panasonic DP-UB150-K is recommended for getting Dolby Vision support.
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