- April 4th, 2016, 5:38 pm#4859559
No doubt it's a great time to be a Ghostbusters fan. Despite the largely negative reaction to the upcoming Paul Feig movie, we're getting almost a daily barrage of GB-related content. From board games, to clothing lines, to word that The Real Ghostbusters series is getting an official digital release--even if the movie's a flop, in 2016, we can't lose! Well, in this massive cash grab, one thing that sort of sticks out is the release--uh, re-release of a 4K Mastered GB I & II. Maybe someone could enlighten me, but isn't this pretty much the same thing that came out just two years ago?
If not, will there be any significant difference in the visual quality of a "4K Mastered" as oppose to a 4K "Ultra HD?" They mentioned in the announcement article that the "Ultra HD" version was put together using the original film negatives. Sooo, the 2014 "4K Mastered" version wasn't?---And then, when you add the fact that there'll be no new bonus features & it's all the same content from the 2014 release (minus the digibook), it makes for an even bigger head scratcher.
Seriously, what's the diff?
If not, will there be any significant difference in the visual quality of a "4K Mastered" as oppose to a 4K "Ultra HD?" They mentioned in the announcement article that the "Ultra HD" version was put together using the original film negatives. Sooo, the 2014 "4K Mastered" version wasn't?---And then, when you add the fact that there'll be no new bonus features & it's all the same content from the 2014 release (minus the digibook), it makes for an even bigger head scratcher.
Seriously, what's the diff?
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