Picture & Audio & Film (it has to be a good Film because ...)
The films I picked can be objectionable as we all have different views on films.
So they are my choices for the three criteria above and without mercy (figure of speech).
I won't give them an order of preference, like from one to ten, just my top best ten.
• The Matrix: In 4K it's the best looking version so far, and the audio is fine.
If I didn't like the film I wouldn't have included in my list.
• Blade Runner 2049: It looks and sounds the parts in style. And I like the film.
• Interstellar: Powerful sounding and hypnotic imagery. ...A high experience.
• Saving Private Ryan: The 4K version is simply the best.
• Dunkirk: Another unique experience, all across the board.
• Gladiator: Music score, camera angles, entertaining.
• The Dark Knight: Atmosphere, soundtrack, addicting photography, best villain.
• Blade Runner (1982): The Best 4K version so far, a classic.
• Lucy: Colors, adrenaline rush, sounds, a visual entertaining feast for the brain.
• Braveheart: Cinematography, music score, entertaining epic love story.
• Mad Max: Fury Road: Fun, entertaining, concept, makeup, imagery, audio.
• The Revenant: Vistas, angles, light, sounds, nature, movie magic.
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Oups! I have two too many. ...Or eight missing.
From eight to ten they all are between, overall including picture and sound. And I did not include any Documentary, that's for another separate section. Some of you I'm sure don't agree with few of them, for film content/value, and that's ok because as you can see there are many sci-fi flicks...half of them. There are no comedies, no animations, no romances, ... that too would be for another separate section...like foreign films.
Or, I could have make my best hundred 4K flicks list. ...Later on with time.
* I neglected the 3D Blu-ray thread, deliberately. I love 3D, it will come back...I am positively certain.
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Super welcome to everyone in adding more or their own favorite best 4K Blu-ray films; even documentaries, animations, foreign, etc., for the three main criteria: Great cinematic experience (film value), great picture immersion and great audio soundtrack.
The films I picked can be objectionable as we all have different views on films.
So they are my choices for the three criteria above and without mercy (figure of speech).
I won't give them an order of preference, like from one to ten, just my top best ten.
• The Matrix: In 4K it's the best looking version so far, and the audio is fine.
If I didn't like the film I wouldn't have included in my list.
• Blade Runner 2049: It looks and sounds the parts in style. And I like the film.
• Interstellar: Powerful sounding and hypnotic imagery. ...A high experience.
• Saving Private Ryan: The 4K version is simply the best.
• Dunkirk: Another unique experience, all across the board.
• Gladiator: Music score, camera angles, entertaining.
• The Dark Knight: Atmosphere, soundtrack, addicting photography, best villain.
• Blade Runner (1982): The Best 4K version so far, a classic.
• Lucy: Colors, adrenaline rush, sounds, a visual entertaining feast for the brain.
• Braveheart: Cinematography, music score, entertaining epic love story.
• Mad Max: Fury Road: Fun, entertaining, concept, makeup, imagery, audio.
• The Revenant: Vistas, angles, light, sounds, nature, movie magic.
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Oups! I have two too many. ...Or eight missing.
From eight to ten they all are between, overall including picture and sound. And I did not include any Documentary, that's for another separate section. Some of you I'm sure don't agree with few of them, for film content/value, and that's ok because as you can see there are many sci-fi flicks...half of them. There are no comedies, no animations, no romances, ... that too would be for another separate section...like foreign films.
Or, I could have make my best hundred 4K flicks list. ...Later on with time.
* I neglected the 3D Blu-ray thread, deliberately. I love 3D, it will come back...I am positively certain.
_____
Super welcome to everyone in adding more or their own favorite best 4K Blu-ray films; even documentaries, animations, foreign, etc., for the three main criteria: Great cinematic experience (film value), great picture immersion and great audio soundtrack.
