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Jurassic Park: Dolby Vision & Atmos Upgrade Edition (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital) on sale for
$14.99.
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Jurassic Park: Dolby Vision & Atmos Upgrade Edition (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital) on sale for
$14.99.
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GRUV via Best Buy has
Jurassic Park: Dolby Vision & Atmos Upgrade Edition (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital) on sale for
$14.99.
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About this film:
- The brontosaurus-sized blockbuster from director Steven Spielberg, based on Michael Crichton's best-seller and set on a Central American island where millionaire John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) has created the ultimate theme park attraction: live genetically engineered dinosaurs. Scientists Dr. Alan Grant (Sam Neill), Dr. Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern), and Dr. Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) are among the guests for a test weekend that turns into a fight for survival when the beasts escape from captivity. 127 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English Dolby Atmos; "making of" documentary; featurettes; storyboards; more. Two-disc set.
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Community Reviews
Jurassic Park on 4K UHD is being discussed as a strong upgrade for picture and sound, with Dolby Vision bringing better color grading, contrast, and expanded colors, while the Atmos track adds overhead effects and appears to be a true new mix. The disc also includes the extras on the 4K release and a Movies Anywhere digital code. The main caution is that the new transfer may still be based on the older master, so the improvement may be more about color than a full cleanup. Playback also depends on the right hardware, since some consoles do not support Dolby Vision.
Home theater fans with a Dolby Vision display, because the disc adds improved color grading, stronger contrast, and Atmos audio over the older release.
Collectors who want the physical disc plus a redeemable digital copy, because the code can be streamed through Movies Anywhere-linked services after redemption.
Owners of a PS5 who mainly want the Atmos upgrade, because the console will not output Dolby Vision and still plays the UHD disc.
Disc rippers who archive UHD movies, because this title reportedly rips cleanly with an LG drive.
Viewers expecting a major video overhaul, because the new release appears to reuse the older transfer with only new color grading.
Shoppers who already found the earlier trilogy set satisfying, because the Blu-ray upmix can look just as good and the upgrade may feel minor.
People using a PS5 as their main 4K player for picture quality, because it does not support Dolby Vision and leaves only the audio upgrade.
Owners of HDR10-only projectors or displays, because Dolby Vision needs compatible hardware or a workaround to be used.
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Does anyone know if the digital file provided has the same quality as the bluray? Like can I just throw the digital copy on a hard drive and stream/plex/emby and have same experience?
Does anyone know if the digital file provided has the same quality as the bluray? Like can I just throw the digital copy on a hard drive and stream/plex/emby and have same experience?
Does anyone know if the digital file provided has the same quality as the bluray? Like can I just throw the digital copy on a hard drive and stream/plex/emby and have same experience?
The quality through those services is never as good as the physical UHD disc. Ever.
What I want to know is if this new dolby vision UHD is actually a better transfer than the previous HD10 UHD version which honestly was a disappointment. Dolby Vision itself I don't care about but the quality of the actual transfer as I already have the UHD which isn't as good as it should have been.
If video quality is your main reason for double-dipping, you'll either need a standalone player or to be ok with a slightly degraded Digital streaming version (which might end up around the same quality as your current HDR release)
I didn't pick up a 4k version yet and will be happy with Atmos (plus extras on the actual 4k disc, plus a MA compatible digital version) so $15 is a steal for me...but wanted to toss some context out there, just in case.
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Does anyone know if the digital file provided has the same quality as the bluray? Like can I just throw the digital copy on a hard drive and stream/plex/emby and have same experience?
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I own a ub820, and got a great deal on a BF deal years ago. But if the ub450 had been available, I probably would've went with it.
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