I could be wrong, but aren't the BTS features all included in the iTunes version once the codes are redeemed?
I really don't want the Hobbit, so I'm glad I got the 4K Steel Set when it was available
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I could be wrong, but aren't the BTS features all included in the iTunes version once the codes are redeemed?
I really don't want the Hobbit, so I'm glad I got the 4K Steel Set when it was available
Ah damn bummer
Those are the Appendices.I am kinda lost what are the Appendices?
I bought the LOTR 4K set last year and also have the Blu ray extended editions with all the extras, so as i understand I won't miss anything new?
Yeah this whole time I thought the entire point of this set was to be the big one with all the collected special features
yepLast year's 4K set and the original extended blu-ray sets are basically the definitive combo still, it seems.
The 4k set that came out last year is the definitive transfer, the blu ray extended collection from some years back is the best "additional content" version. It more or less depends on if you watch behind the scenes content (which is really good btw) the old blu ray extended set's worst issue is a green filter over the movie.Oh geez..as someone who hasn't seen these movies..I just got my 4K TV hooked up this weekend and remembered these. I was actually waiting on this set because I heard the other one didn't have the bonus features and such.
So as someone who hasn't seen this movies, which is the definitive version to go with? Are the 4K Blu Rays worth it or should I go with the regular BR set that has the extras
Well fuck, this is like half the reason I wanted to wait for this set...Hours upon hours of detailed behind the scenes footage and interviews.
Well fuck, this is like half the reason I wanted to wait for this set...
What set has these then so I can just get that + the standalone 4k sets?
Yeah, I've still got my old DVD set (never got the Blu-rays because of the green problem). I ended up putting the 4K discs into the DVD boxes and putting them back on the shelf, it looks so much better:The Extended Edition standard Blu Rays come with all the extras. Or if you wanted, you could maybe find the DVD extended sets cheap, as the extras disks are the same.
Funny thing is this time around TTT and ROTK got a bunch of color/visual changes compared to the previous releases.The 4k set that came out last year is the definitive transfer, the blu ray extended collection from some years back is the best "additional content" version. It more or less depends on if you watch behind the scenes content (which is really good btw) the old blu ray extended set's worst issue is a green filter over the movie.
Left is the good transfer/ right is the old blu ray extended transfer. Aka the piss filter
Are you sure? I'm playing the iTunes version of Fellowship EE on my iPad and I'm seeing The Appendicies Part 1 in the Extras section. Commentaries, documentaries, storyboards, etc. I'm testing it now and it's definitely working.
Are you sure? I'm playing the iTunes version of Fellowship EE on my iPad and I'm seeing The Appendicies Part 1 in the Extras section. Commentaries, documentaries, storyboards, etc. I'm testing it now and it's definitely working.
I purchased the physical version of the earlier 4K release and redeemed the included serial.
So, in light of this big wet fart, what's the best upgrade to my venerable old DVD box set?
Is that the extended edition?I'd get the original 4k release if there's no change, especially if you have the DVD set with the extras.
I have the DVD box set with all of the extras, the blurays with extras and now the original 4k set. Other than Jaws, this is easily the most I have bought the same film/s
Oh nice! Thanks for the heads up!Oh nice, last time I checked it wasn't there so good to know. Tagging J_Viper
The Extended Edition standard Blu Rays come with all the extras. Or if you wanted, you could maybe find the DVD extended sets cheap, as the extras disks are the same.
The extras are all in 480p? I have the DVD set, was wondering if I should spend $60-70 for the blu-ray set just for the extras, but if they're identical and 480p and I guess there's no reason?
The extras are all in 480p? I have the DVD set, was wondering if I should spend $60-70 for the blu-ray set just for the extras, but if they're identical and 480p and I guess there's no reason?
I'm confused what to buy here.
I have the box set of the extended editions on 1080p Blu-ray from when the extended films first got released on Blu-ray. I was planning on upgrading to the 4K set, which should I get?
I bought the 4k set and chucked out the BluRays of the films from that extended BluRay set (swapped them out with the 4k extended and theatrical discs). You basically got the best thing going then since that extended BluRay set had the extra appendices discs too.
Do you need the new color corrected EEs in 1080p? If not, no.
So trying to piece current info together, is there another release expected in 2022?
I'd like to add the original trilogy (and extras) to my collection, but I have zero interest in the Hobbit trilogy.
There's a set with just the three LOTR movies, in theatrical and extended versions, but with no extras. That's what I have. I have the extras on BR and no interest in The Hobbit movies.So trying to piece current info together, is there another release expected in 2022?
I'd like to add the original trilogy (and extras) to my collection, but I have zero interest in the Hobbit trilogy.
Some of the CGI and composoting has always been poor. The cave troll in FOTR looked bad the day the movie was released. Legolas's digital double whenever he's doing some crazy shit is no better either.thats not the situation at all.
if you go read about it, what is put on the 4k discs looks like a rescan of the special effects from 1080p and re applied noise reduction to the point that many of the special effects look like a blurry mess.
the special effects and composites looked better upon initial release.
The benefit would be having everything in a single disc without having to swap between nine different discs of extra materials.The special features were all shot on SD video anyway, so there'd be no benefit to having them on bluray. It's a real shame this "ultimate collection" doesn't have them though. They're the best making-ofs ever made.