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Paramount fixes their Top Gun 4K Steelbook art (and finally dials up their catalog Blu-ray game!)
All right, we’ve got just a quickie for you today, but it’s a good one.
A couple weeks ago, a number of Bits readers quietly alerted me to the fact that Paramount’s original artwork for the Top Gun 4K Steelbook featured the silhouette of an F-15 Eagle jet fighter instead of the iconic F-14 Tomcats seen in the film. So after sharing it on my social feeds, I alerted Paramount to the error.
Well, the good news is that the studio has officially corrected the artwork, as you can see to the left there. The bad news is that the Steelbook release is now delayed until 12/8 (presumably due to complications in the Steelbook manufacturing schedule).
But based on the number of readers who were displeased by the original error, those fans will be happy to wait for the correct version. And in the meantime, those of you who simply want the film in 4K can take heart; it’s still coming on regular Ultra HD on 5/19. [Read on here...]
- My Two Cents
- The Digital Bits
- Bill Hunt
- Paramount Presents
- Top Gun 4K steelbook
- catalog Bluray
- War of the Worlds 4K
- Days of Thunder 4K
- Days of Thunder BD
- Flashdance BD
- Pretty in Pink BD
- Atlantic City BD
- On a Clear Day You Can See Forever BD
- Funeral in Berlin BD
- Urban Cowboy: 40th Anniversary Edition BD
- Angela's Ashes BD
- MOD
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- Star Trek: Short Takes BD
- Gladiator 4K
- Braveheart 4K
- Friday the 13th: 40th Steelbook BD
- Airplane BD
- Ghost BD
- Paramount Home Entertainment
Second Sight details Romero’s Dawn of the Dead in 4K, plus Urban Cowboy & Flashdance BDs & Rad in 4K
Well, last night I finished the Star Wars—all 11 films in 4K. Pretty good, I have to say. I guess the thing I was most surprised by, now that we know it’s a larger narrative—and that some of the films are admittedly better than others—is that it all works together so well. The larger narrative does fit together pretty nicely. Admittedly, the sequel films feel a little more distant from the original trilogy than the prequels do, but visually and tonally they’re actually closer in spirit. Anyway, it’s an interesting experience and one I’m glad I waited for 4K to have. The films have never looked or sounded better, imperfect though some of them are.
All right, let’s have a news post, shall we?
First up here today, Tim has just turned in a review of Richard Stanley’s Color Out of Space on 4K Ultra HD from RLJ Entertainment. It’s an interesting film (and a solid disc) that’s worth a look. You’ll find that here. [Read on here...]
- Bill Hunt
- The Digital Bits
- My Two Cents
- Tim Salmons
- Color Out of Space 4K review
- Second Sight
- Dawn of the Dead 4K
- Urban Cowboy BD
- Flashdance BD
- Rad BD
- Rad 4K
- Vinegar Syndrome
- Paramount
- Top Gun 4K
- Days of Thunder 4K
- War of the Worlds 4K
- Friday the 13th: 40th Steelbook BD
- Fist of Fear Touch of Death
- The Film Detective
- Fantasy Island
- Blumhouse
- Guns Akimbo