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Older Movies-Blu-ray vs 4K

tylercheribini · 2020-09-24 13:02:41

Hi Just interested to hear others' thoughts on the supposed benefits of older movies (Eg 90's and before) on 4K discs. Bar some stand out titles like Blade Runner I fail to see a huge upgrade in difference over my existing Blu-ray collection. I know I am answering my own question but is it really worth upgrading for some…

24-09-2020 1:02pm

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tylercheribini

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Hi

Just interested to hear others' thoughts on the supposed benefits of older movies (Eg 90's and before) on 4K discs. Bar some stand out titles like Blade Runner I fail to see a huge upgrade in difference over my existing Blu-ray collection. I know I am answering my own question but is it really worth upgrading for some negligible quality difference in 4K where the HDR colours pop off the screen the odd time. I realise the standard of television makes a difference too but does one have to spend megabucks on OLED to see a night and day difference? I have a decent LED LG 4K tv I am quite happy with. Thanks

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