Do you know if it’s now uncut, original UK cinema release had a few cuts to get the certificate down.
Brilliant. I love this film (but for some seemingly hypocritical reason haven't watched it for a decade or so) so looks like this is definitely going on the future purchase list.
The 2008 UK Blu-ray release is uncut, so I would assume the same for the new UHD.Do you know if it’s now uncut, original UK cinema release had a few cuts to get the certificate down.
Thanks Cas! Never seen this! (Ducks before the tomatoes start) seems like the UHD is the perfect way to experience this for the first time! It’s on the rental list!
Dang I literally just watched this for the first time in 15+ years on Amazon Prime 2 weeks ago....didn't realize this was coming out on 4k. I'm still holding out from watching Heat because of the 4k release.
Fun old school movie.....some of the humor in this would never be allowed today with Clint.
Might get the disc when its around £10 but the iTunes DV stream looks excellent. Vast improvement over the Blu-ray.
Me too! Would have held off for this had I known. Oh well, I’ll still happily buy this at some point.Dang I literally just watched this for the first time in 15+ years on Amazon Prime 2 weeks ago....didn't realize this was coming out on 4k. I'm still holding out from watching Heat because of the 4k release.
Oh you bugger @Casimir Harlow as I do love this film and Sony are killing it on UHD releases . One question though as may of misread or missed it in reading your review . Is this release in DV as to myself it read HDR 10 but watched on DV equipment ?
Cheers , at the very least it means I can adjust HDR on my UB820 for bright viewing conditions . Good to know .You read correctly. HDR reviewed on DV-enabled equipment. NOT DV.
So is the ITunes stream in DV when the disc is HDR 10 ? Is this even possible as in Apple remastering the film in DV for its own content delivery ?Might get the disc when its around £10 but the iTunes DV stream looks excellent. Vast improvement over the Blu-ray.