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Absolute mind numbing comment,and you’ve made a few of them on this channel.

@@Chris-w6q1c thxs for your opinion but that just opinion no ask no one cares i said what i said if u dont like it mind your own stupid buiness its not your choice for me to like what i like.

I see, you’ll give an opinion but don’t like it when another person gives an opinion.

@@Chris-w6q1c Look! kid i dont need someone to tell me what to do i dont know who you are so back off i never meet you or know you so back off tough guy! just like my mother says i have ever right to have an opinion if u dont like that boo hoo then but dont come up to someone want cause some truoble its rude and disrespectful to come to a comment and like criticized of what i like!

@@CD-z7d5k Ive not told you what to do. Also you’ve rambled on and on about something not to do with anything here. Mental gymnastics at play here. I wish you well

go back to 1080p tv 1080p blu-ray if u want better movie picture and sound u got go back on full hd on movies

1080p blu-rays and 1080p tvs is much better then your garbage 4k stuff

Believe it or not, most games do already do that.

Keep on telling yourself that kid, id recommend games like sudoku, or scrabble to increase grey matter in the brain, as you get older you realize how easy these video games truly are.

By that logic, anything purely enjoyable without a 'productive' outcome like reading fiction or relaxing is a waste of time.

@monopolisticfox unironically yes. Life isn't about pursuing your hedonistic pleasure. Never was in the history of the universe. Life is about living for others. For our kids. For our loved ones. For our communities. All things in nature are in constant development. If you aren't developing yourself, you are stagnant. Arrested development means being stuck in permanent childhood, 'playing' with things. This is the modern liberal subject. Without responsibility, and without duty. Just chasing pure enjoyment for enjoyment's sake.

@@corvusprojectsironically these people who “play” with things make more money than you, me, and most of the comment threads on this video combined. As someone who plays video games and plays guitar, at least I can say I’m a lot happier and smarter than you are.

@@corvusprojectsdamn man I hope I don’t become this jaded and miserable when I get as old as you are. Live your life man, but you’re in no position to judge other people’s hobbies/interests.

@@CosmosProvider if you watched the video, that’s pretty much what I said, just don’t go overboard. Thanks for the comment.

No, 4k is quite better on newer films also, because of hdr

@@ebayer1980 Sadly you are mistaken, the studios put that on the label to increase sales and to trick you into buying something more expensive when you're actually buying the same exact thing on (Newer films only), I've personally done side by side comparisons between Ghostbusters after life and ghostbusters frozen empire between standard bluray and 4k both newer films correct, one newer than the other but both new regardless, there was absolutely zero difference what so ever, I tested this with other films as well that are newer zero difference however with older films such as ghostbusters, ghostbusters ll, back to the future trilogy, Yes there's a big difference even when its scaled down from 4k disc to 1080 bluray which only applies to older films & older tv shows, Another franchise that's pretty popular, The Matrix trilogy all 3 look better in 4k than standard scaled down 1080 bluray however the 4th movie is the exact same quality picture and sound on standard bluray and 4k bluray "hdr", If you want to continue to waste your money on something you could get cheaper with same exact picture and sound by all means keep giving into the lie and opinions of others and keep buying the 4k for newer films however as I've done my own research and you obviously haven't I choose to believe the truth and facts that's been stated, Studios loose money all the time so of course they will sell you the same product for a higher price they aren't stupid they will flatter you with a better coverart such as Twisters (the sequel) the 4k cover was the best cover they made for it the standard bluray cover was boring and dull, They know how to make things appealing to the eye, They also know people usually go the route of the (If it's newer it must be better) Look back on old tv's by all means the picture quality was worse however they we're built to last there are 1960s tvs that still work today without any issues some have never been repaired, Nowadays modern tv's don't last long even if they do last up to random numbers 1-5years the 1960s tvs that do still run will more than likely out live us, they build modern tv's to not last on purpose they do it so they can keep making more money, They spend money to make newer models so you bet your ass they're going to try and get you to spend as much money as possible to keep their bank accounts up float same with Hollywood studios, They loose so much money making films they're going to do their best to gain as much of it back as possible Disney has caught on to this with their limited bluray steel case/limited 4k steel case tv shows such as the Mandalorian they could release a standard bluray case version however they know they can make more by releasing steelcase only so that's what they do.

@@FreeJohnDoe2006 no. They put hdr label on all tv's to trick customers. Budget tv's can't show hdr and so no difference. Same with projectors. What tv You are using?

@@ebayer1980 Again sadly you are mistaken, Ruku 4k tv.

​@@FreeJohnDoe2006sorry, but that it is cheap tv with fake hdr. Midrange tcl or hisense with miniLED backlight is minimum in order to see Hdr. Even better would be midrange oled tv, like Lg c4, Samsung s90d

@@jeneleecolon3006 Hobbies necessarily develop skills that help develop and add value to humanity. Playing something is not a hobby, it's idle consumerism and a net cost to humanity.

@@Sharkwedge Sorry to hear that, but yeah, scrolling on your phone endlessly is not really healthy, I try not to do that myself

​@@HugxoMartinez Doing stuff you have to do is a waste of time to me i only do it because i have to the real world is honestly boring unless you have a lot of money to go travel you aren't missing much by playing video games. Yeah people say go outside but going outside as an adult isn't as fun as a kid your too big for the playground you have walked the same local areas 100 times your not missing out on much unless you have the money and leave to go and travel and see new stuff.

@@j1spen736 Thank you!

I’ve done a comparison and the cable upscales better than the players themselves

What a stupid mindset.

@ben99ny69 Not I'm not letting 4 Kenya on my home.And if they all dare approach me Against my HD stuff. It will get invicted out of the house and it will be sitting on the sidewalk Only 1080P is allowed to come near my home.

@ben99ny69 No 4K in my house. And if it dares approach me against my beloved Samsung smart HDTV I have. It will get invicted down the streets.

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Agreed. I have a laserdisc player and was just thinking about firing it up again. Mr. Frost with Jeff Goldblum on laserdisc is a classic and is totally different than the US release.

It doesn't look like Hollywood is hurting for the money.

@@LordDementus1987believe it or not, they really are hurting. Most of the studios are on a downward death spiral - streaming has taken away 80% of their cable tv revenue, and 80%+ of physical media sales. Los Angeles production is faltering, and everything is being shot where the tax breaks are best because the industry is getting into extremely small margins. Just think about how many flops and strikes there recently have been. Forgot the a-list celebrity and top executive, they are disgustingly overpaid. But the rest of the crew and production - it’s not doing well

@@cas05005 DVDs are still very watchable, more so if you watch on a smaller screen. Blown up to a 75” TV makes the image look bad

I actually like how it looks more without it. Not sure how it looks stock cause I always use the mcable.

It upscales Blu-Ray to 4k and DVD to 1080P and does some color enhancements. It’s not native, but with blu-rays that were remastered correctly and have the film grain intact, the image can look really sharp, assuming you like the film grain to begin with. Even if you already buy 4k; it helps with blu rays that never got a 4k release.

It depends on the quality of the transfer and the TV you're watching it all on. A great high end tv will make a great 4K transfer look undeniably incredible, while also exposing the shortcomings of a poorly done 1080p transfer...especially if you're used to watching the best examples of 4K (since not all transfers are created equal for a variety of reasons). But I do agree that if someone is happy with their setup then there's little sense worrying about it.

@@Chrisratata And that's the thing. I don't have a great, high-end TV. Even some of the best OLEDs I've seen left something to be desired compared to plasma screens I've seen. The downside with plasma is of course you're limited to 65-inches or less, and 1080p SDR. But the colors look more natural, you don't have issues like blooming and color bleed. And a major complaint I have about OLEDs is screen uniformity usually is bad. Plus smart TVs generally slow down after awhile where plasmas are just dumb displays and do not. I just don't think 4K is worth it most times. There are of course exceptions. But a well done 1080p transfer is going to look perfectly fine. 4K is also getting to the point of too expensive imo. The last two steelbooks I came across on Amazon were $50. The average person isn't going to pay that ever. Even $20 for a 4K is a lot to ask for a movie that has been out for a couple years. I won't pay that when I can go get it on Apple for $4.99-9.99. And not have to pay shipping, not have to deal with skipping/freezing discs. I'm sticking with Blu-ray for the foreseeable future.

I agree, although there are a few movies/tv shows that never came out on blu-ray so owning the DVD is pretty much your only option. I personally like how a lot of movies look without the HDR

4k tvs are trash they make all my 1080p blu-ray discs into its garbage upscale compare to my new 1080p samsung hd tv

@@HugxoMartinez i got my backup plans to avoid 4k in my home i go ebay to found 1080p tvs cuz 4k tvs are bad they make my blu-rays awful upscale to 4k

@@CD-z7d5k On any decent 4K TV you can disable the upscale. That said, quality of upscale varies wildly. Some are very good. You generally get what you pay for.

@@danielvazquez392 You still got the old movies! And there are also a couple of them that you can’t even stream, like “28 Days Later”

What a horrible comment. We need to preserve the tangibility of physical media. There are PLENTY of great movies still coming out. Hell we just got Transformers One and The Wild Robot!

I agree most new movies suck. But seeing and hearing Blade Runner in 4K on a good setup is the best. Far better than any streaming 4K, which I can't really do reliably where I live. Not to mention that I have some physical media movies that are no longer available, like my 2006 DVD of Star Wars and Empire Strikes back with the OG special effects. Studios have been more and more censorship happy for politically correct reasons. Even Criterion cut out a scene of a recent release of The French Connection because it came off as too racist. A friend of mine has a bunch of laser discs that have WW2 wartime cartoon propaganda that has been banned for ages.

My bet is you don't have a flagship TV or a solid home theater setup.

“New movies suck” watch more movies little bro