GRUV Entertainment via Walmart has
The Lord of the Rings Motion Picture Trilogy: Extended Editions (Remastered Blu-ray)
w/ 9 Original Special Features DVDs on sale for
$31.99.
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About this Item:
- The Lord of the Rings 20th Anniversary
- In celebration of the 20th anniversary of The Fellowship of the Ring, all 3 movies have been newly remastered on Blu-ray.
- The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring
- 2-Disc Remastered Blu-ray includes 4 Commentaries by the Director, Writer, Cast and Crew.
- The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
- 2-Disc Remastered Blu-ray includes 4 Commentaries by the Director, Writer, Cast and Crew.
- The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
- 2-Disc Remastered Blu-ray includes 4 Commentaries by the Director, Writer, Cast and Crew.
- DVD – 3 Behind-the-Scenes Discs
- Created by Filmmaker Costa Botes, raw footage is used to reveal the inside story of each film.
- DVD - The Appendices Part 1: From Book to Vision
- 6 documentaries cover J.R.R. Tolkien, the adaptation process and planning of the film, designing and building Middle-earth and more. Galleries.
- DVD -The Appendices Part 2: From Vision to Reality
- 11 documentaries explore cast, principal photography, visual effects, postproduction, editing, music and sound. Galleries.
- DVD – The Appendices Part 3: The Journey Continues…
- 5 documentaries explore book to screenplay adaptation, origins of and designing Middle-earth, Weta Workshop visit and in-depth Gollum look.
- The Appendices Part 4: The Battle for Middle-earth Begins
- 8 documentaries cover the filming process, visual effects, editing, music, sound and stunts.
- The Appendices Part 5: The War of the Ring
- 6 documentaries include book adaptation, design, costume design and a visit to Weta Workshop. Galleries with over 2000 images.
- The Appendices Part 6: The Passing of an Age
- 7 documentaries cover the filming process, visual effects, editing, music, sound and a touching farewell tribute.
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Edit: sadly, I've concluded my Fellowship of the Rings Extended DVD isn't playing because of disc rot beyond recovery. And apparently, this was the only Extended that didn't have weird green color tints and poor dynamic range, the newest 4K extended edition is the green tint version that is now a pale, washed out color version, still has blown out highlights, and even worse detail than the 1080P Blu-ray version because aggressive noise reduction has erased props, made sets and actors look more fake, and introduced compositing artifacts, and made other weird changes like adding a vignette and white filter effect for all flashbacks. The color is the change I would notice most, it makes me sad.
Im holding for the 4k Ultra HD version. (Playing on 2020 Samsung 60" tv via PS5 disc drive)
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For example in Return of the King (~4hrs long) you'll be getting up at the 2hr mark to swap out the disc's.
Which is fine by me, perfect time for more snacks and a bathroom break.
Well worth the significantly higher quality imo.
So got rid of green tint complaint but other complaints arose.
The one plus to remastered is it offers the same object based soundtrack as the 4k version.
The original BR version does not.
It's a significant upgrade & that's a tough feat, BR was reference material!
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