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  • 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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Amazon has Jurassic Park: Dolby Vision & Atmos Upgrade Edition (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital) on sale for $14.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

GRUV Entertainment via eBay has Jurassic Park: Dolby Vision & Atmos Upgrade Edition (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital) on sale for $14.99. Shipping is free.

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Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Note: Please note the combination of "4K UHD, Blu-ray, & Digital Copy" may vary. Not all releases will include all three formats. If the film comes with a digital copy, the code might be expired. Please check individual listings carefully.

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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I'm tired of buying these classic movies over and over again. DVD, Bluray, 4K, now 4K with Dolby Vision and Atmos.
c'mon now.
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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.

    GolgathaDanH3172

  • Collectors who want the physical disc plus a redeemable digital copy, because the code can be streamed through Movies Anywhere-linked services after redemption.

    NLCTEssfive

  • Owners of a PS5 who mainly want the Atmos upgrade, because the console will not output Dolby Vision and still plays the UHD disc.

    EssfiveSDNick484

  • Disc rippers who archive UHD movies, because this title reportedly rips cleanly with an LG drive.

    HanL1318

  • Viewers expecting a major video overhaul, because the new release appears to reuse the older transfer with only new color grading.

    jabba359SDNick484

  • 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.

    eeagleNavySardine761

  • 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.

    Essfive

  • Owners of HDR10-only projectors or displays, because Dolby Vision needs compatible hardware or a workaround to be used.

    DanH3172

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Jun 12, 2026 2:53 PM
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Quote from Archaea View quoted comment :
I'm tired of buying these classic movies over and over again. DVD, Bluray, 4K, now 4K with Dolby Vision and Atmos.
c'mon now.
Yeah Amazon says I bought the Jurassic Park Ultimate Trilogy [Blu-ray] for $19.99 so how is this a deal? Blueray upmixed seems just as good to my eyes. 3 really great movies by the way.
Jun 12, 2026 5:29 PM
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SDNick484Jun 12, 2026 5:29 PM
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Man, the fact that Jurassic Park is now going Dolby Atmos means DTS is truly dead (okay, that was clear for a long time, but JP was the first movie with DTS back in the 90s).
Jun 12, 2026 6:31 PM
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Quote from chris1121 View quoted comment :
Makes sense. I have a PS5 and it's a huge disappointment that it doesn't have DV support. Know of any good relatively inexpensive players that I could use an alternative for my 4k blu rays? Everything I'm seeing is pretty pricey
Yeah, after learning neither console supports it (despite Series X supporting DV for Games), I bought a used Sony player (UBPX700) for about $150 on eBay a few years ago. It's decent enough, only issue is you have to manually enable and disable DV. For the price I can't complain; if the Panasonic player was cheaper, I'd go with that.

Quote from NavySardine761 View quoted comment :
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.
The reviews I have found seem to indicate same transfer with DV applies so that's a bummer as yeah, I agree old transfer has room to improve. With that said, it sounds like the Atmos audio is a true new mix, they didn't just take the DTS-X one and transcode it. Reviews are all positive on it so I'm pulling the trigger.

Quote from Archaea View quoted comment :
I'm tired of buying these classic movies over and over again. DVD, Bluray, 4K, now 4K with Dolby Vision and Atmos.
c'mon now.
Yeah, I hate it too however this is one of the few films I'd be willing to do it for. I think I actually owned it on VHS too.
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Quote from SDNick484 View quoted comment :

Yeah, after learning neither console supports it (despite Series X supporting DV for Games), I bought a used Sony player (UBPX700) for about $150 on eBay a few years ago. It's decent enough, only issue is you have to manually enable and disable DV. For the price I can't complain; if the Panasonic player was cheaper, I'd go with that.



The reviews I have found seem to indicate same transfer with DV applies so that's a bummer as yeah, I agree old transfer has room to improve. With that said, it sounds like the Atmos audio is a true new mix, they didn't just take the DTS-X one and transcode it. Reviews are all positive on it so I'm pulling the trigger.



Yeah, I hate it too however this is one of the few films I'd be willing to do it for. I think I actually owned it on VHS too.
Thanks. While I have a partial ATMOS setup, honestly I don't feel like the "overhead" additions ever reflect a need for a double dip based on that alone. Certainly nice they are offering that, but an actual new scan and cleanup job on the OCN would have been an instant buy.
At this point, I'd rather watch my 3D version on my 4K OLED of Jurassic Park over the 4K version.
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SirScotJun 13, 2026 3:35 AM
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Quote from HanL1318 View quoted comment :
Panasonic ub450 has DV support, usually for significantly less than ub 820. They're difficult to find in stock though.
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.
I've been eyeing the ub820 for a few years, but looks like the price has gone up more than I remembered it being. What sets ub450 apart from ub820?
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MellowStranger162Jun 13, 2026 1:37 PM
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Quote from chris1121 View quoted comment :
Makes sense. I have a PS5 and it's a huge disappointment that it doesn't have DV support. Know of any good relatively inexpensive players that I could use an alternative for my 4k blu rays? Everything I'm seeing is pretty pricey
It's a huge disappointment that you get a low to mid level 4K blu ray player for around $50 as an extension to a gaming console? Do you expect a high level blu ray player that costs almost as much as a digital PS5 for free in a gaming console lol. If you want a real POS 4K blu ray player, go look up how some of them don't even play triple layer 4K disks (I.e. disk one of Chernobyl set or Scarface). That's a real problem to have
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S2KPHDJun 13, 2026 4:35 PM
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JP is giving my Alien(s) and Terminator 2 collections a run for its money. Lost count of how many editions I purchased.

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DanH3172Jun 13, 2026 10:23 PM
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Quote from revoc View quoted comment :
I know they added dolby vision. But is the film transfer new or the same? What about the video encode? Newer/higher bitrate?
Somewhat higher bitrate. A few scenes have better color timing. Colors are expanded beyond the Rec 709 gamut. More film grain. There are some added overhead effects compared to the older DTS: X track.
Jun 13, 2026 10:29 PM
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Quote from SDNick484 View quoted comment :
Man, the fact that Jurassic Park is now going Dolby Atmos means DTS is truly dead (okay, that was clear for a long time, but JP was the first movie with DTS back in the 90s).
DTS and Dolby are not audio formats per se, but compression algorithms. The audio is originally uncompressed PCM. The DTS track was just a means of delivering a compressed version of the PCM multi-track to save space. DTS: X and Dolby Atmos immersive formats are a means by which to steer and pan PCM data to speakers in three-dimensions using directional metadata.
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DanH3172Jun 13, 2026 10:31 PM
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Quote from SirScot View quoted comment :
I've been eyeing the ub820 for a few years, but looks like the price has gone up more than I remembered it being. What sets ub450 apart from ub820?
Slightly different build quality and the 450 lacks the HDR optimizer in the 820 and 9000, but it's not really necessary with the latest 4k HDR displays with better tone mapping. You do need a display with Dolby Vision or some way of tricking the output of pre-digested Low Latency Dolby Vision from the source device (player or streamer) to an HDR10 or HDR10+ flat panel or HDR projector that lacks DV. That would be something like an HDFury.
Last edited by DanH3172 June 13, 2026 at 03:37 PM.
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DM3056Jun 14, 2026 12:19 PM
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The audio is on dts:x, not on atmos.
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Quote from NavySardine761 View quoted comment :
Thanks. While I have a partial ATMOS setup, honestly I don't feel like the "overhead" additions ever reflect a need for a double dip based on that alone. Certainly nice they are offering that, but an actual new scan and cleanup job on the OCN would have been an instant buy.
At this point, I'd rather watch my 3D version on my 4K OLED of Jurassic Park over the 4K version.
Wait, do you actually still have a 4K OLED that supports 3D? I think the last of those was the 2016 LG OLED C6s (year, same model name as today). Or are you saying, you're using your 3D BR on your flat 4K OLED?
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Quote from DM3056 View quoted comment :
The audio is on dts:x, not on atmos.
The audio is Dolby Atmos, as it says on the box, as was the entire point of this re-release.
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Quote from SDNick484 View quoted comment :

Wait, do you actually still have a 4K OLED that supports 3D? I think the last of those was the 2016 LG OLED C6s (year, same model name as today). Or are you saying, you're using your 3D BR on your flat 4K OLED?
Still have the ~2016ish 4K OLED that also supports 3D. Still better than current TVs

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Quote from NavySardine761 View quoted comment :
Still have the ~2016ish 4K OLED that also supports 3D. Still better than current TVs
Nice, yeah, I have a 2017 C7 which was the year they dropped 3D. Wouldn't matter for me though as they replaced the panel on mine for burn-in in 2022 and the replacements don't do 3D even for older models that supported it. I also have a 2021 G1 and 2025 C5 and agree, it is amazing how well those older models still look. I am impressed though that yours doesn't have burn-in. I was relatively careful (former plasma owner), but still hit it at 4 years (fortunately they were running the free replacement panel program at that time).

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