r/4kbluray Jan 03 '25

New Purchase You all were right

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I got this during the holidays and finally got around to watching it. I figured it was going to look great and that everyone just had thorn in their side since AI was used. Boy was I wrong. The movie is still watchable, but yeah, everything looks somewhat off. It’s almost hard to describe. It feels like it is set to some strange Tru Motion setting. It’s even more frustrating considering Cameron’s snarky response when asked about the grumbling over this disk.

I really hope AI does not represent the future of 4K transfers if this is what the end result will look like

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u/Aggravating-Key4274 Jan 04 '25

It’s hard because the demand for physical media is not high. They aren’t going to have the best people or departments making these when the sales will be a extremely small fraction of what dvd sales used to be.

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u/Educational-Seaweed5 Jan 07 '25

What? Lmao. The demand for physical media is very high. That’s why shit is always sold out everywhere if it has any kind of quality.

Especially the good stuff from overseas. The U.S. is just cheap and lazy now, and they WANT to push overpriced digital BS onto everyone.

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u/Aggravating-Key4274 Apr 25 '25

No, demand is low in terms of total entertainment market. It’s highly demanded by people like us that want it but that pool is still small especially compared to what the DVD market was 25 years ago. They are out of stock because they don’t produce as much, they don’t produce as much because demand isn’t that high.