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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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c'mon now.
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.
The release can provide Dolby Atmos immersive audio with added overhead effects compared to the older DTS:X track.
The Dolby Vision grading can improve color and contrast in night and day sequences.
Panasonic UB450 and UB820 players can support Dolby Vision, letting the disc's DV output be used on compatible setups.
Ripping the UHD disc can be a practical way to avoid streaming quality limits and can work fine with an LG drive.
The digital copy is redeemed through Movies Anywhere and streaming quality can be worse than the physical UHD disc.
PS5 playback may not include Dolby Vision support, which can limit the visual upgrade to UHD only.
The Dolby Vision upgrade may use the same older, slightly problematic transfer, so quality differences beyond color scheme may be limited.
Some reports contradict the Atmos claim by stating the audio track is DTS:X rather than Atmos.
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c'mon now.
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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.
At this point, I'd rather watch my 3D version on my 4K OLED of Jurassic Park over the 4K version.
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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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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