Steel books ordered!
Yeah, but the issue with this is that the HD Blu-ray discs bundled with the steelbook releasewill only include the current HD versions of the LOTR trilogy. The remastered Blu-ray version isn't scheduled until the end of next year.
I've no idea as to why there's any need to release a 4K version now and why they cannot simply wait and release the 4K version at the same time as they release the anniversary material next year?
Cash, cow and milk all spring to mind.
This release is going to include the same 4K UHD’s as the summer version. The difference is the summer version will include remastered blurays, extras and all 6 movies in one package. For someone who doesn’t want to pay £250 for this set but wants some shinny steels I don’t see it as a cash cow. I see it as different options for different people. I will never watch the remastered Blu-ray s if i have the 4K discs. easy choice for me.Yeah, but the issue with this is that the HD Blu-ray discs bundled with the steelbook releasewill only include the current HD versions of the LOTR trilogy. The remastered Blu-ray version isn't scheduled until the end of next year.
I've no idea as to why there's any need to release a 4K version now and why they cannot simply wait and release the 4K version at the same time as they release the anniversary material next year?
Cash, cow and milk all spring to mind.
Both versions yes.Trying to understand this, is the 4k release in November the extended movies.
Trying to understand this, is the 4k release in November the extended movies.
Pricing and choice.As said, the Blu-ray will be remastered and released at the end of next year to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. Why the need to release a 4K version now and why not simply release it next year inclusive of the remstered HD versions?
Brilliant. Just what I wanted to hear.
As said, the Blu-ray will be remastered and released at the end of next year to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. Why the need to release a 4K version now and why not simply release it next year inclusive of the remastered HD versions?
The 4K steelbook release scheduled for November will include 9 discs in total and will include both the theatrical and the extended versions of all 3 LOTR films. The packaged HD versions will not howver be remstered and will be the same HD versions as previously made available on Blu-ray.
There is are no Blu-ray‘s in the November 2020 release.
Incorrect. 9 disc = x2 extended x1 standard Per movie. So 3 disc's per movie. 3x3 = 9There are blu-rays of all yhree titles included within the package:
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The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy 4K Blu-ray (SteelBook) (United Kingdom)
The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy 4K Blu-ray Release Date November 30, 2020 (Extended & Theatrical). Blu-ray reviews, news, specs, ratings, screenshots. Cheap Blu-ray movies and deals.www.blu-ray.com
There are 9 discs in total, Blu-ray and UHD.
Its quite simple really. 4K UHD boxset regular or steel book per movie triliolgy. For the diehard fan or someone who wants a 6 movie boxset, wait till summer 21. The 20th aniversary remastered bluray are for those who do not have 4K. I dont see whats bewidering, its all information in advance and the buyer can make an informed choice which direction they want to take.IN that case, it makes it even more bewidering. Why the hell is there a 20th aniversary remastered Blu-ray scheduled for next year?
Cash, cow and milk.
I burn the Blu-ray titles to my NAS and still welcome the inclusion of the HD discs with the release of UHD titles. AS it stands, I already have what is considered the definitive collection and versions of LOTR on Blu-ray. Yes, I'd like the 3K versions of the trilogy, but it would also habe been noce to get the remastered HD versions to replace my current versions on my NAS with, especially if the remstered Blu-ray titles include Atmos.
So in your shoes I’d probably wait till summer 21. However it will not be a cheap purchase.I burn the Blu-ray titles to my NAS and still welcome the inclusion of the HD discs with the release of UHD titles. AS it stands, I already have what is considered the definitive collection and versions of LOTR on Blu-ray. Yes, I'd like the 3K versions of the trilogy, but it would also habe been noce to get the remastered HD versions to replace my current versions on my NAS with, especially if the remstered Blu-ray titles include Atmos.
The ommision of any Blu-ray discs doesn't appear to have effected the pricing so who is actually benefitting gtom their omission?