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Top 30 Must Own 3D Blu-Ray Releases • Home Theater Forum HTF TOP 30 3D BLU-RAY RELEASES HTF 3D ADDICT Reviewer Ron Epstein picks his favorite 3D releases These are the titles that he feels give the viewer the biggest WOW factor, and certainly demo worthy when showing off your 3D system to friends and family These are not necessarily the top rated picks of the […]
The Glass Web 3D Blu-ray Review - Home Theater Forum Anaglyph Version: the Blu-ray disc also offers the film in 3D anaglyph with a pair of anaglyph glasses enclosed in the case Those not wishing to watch in 3D are also offered a regular 2D viewing option as well Overall: 3 5 5 Jack Arnold’s The Glass Web makes a welcome addition to the collection of Golden Age 3D films It’s a tight little
Beauty and the Beast 3D Blu-ray Review - Home Theater Forum Once again, Disney has failed to include a single 3D bonus feature on the 3D disc containing the movie With all of the 3D productions Disney has on hand which would have available 3D trailers, it’s hard to understand why one or two of them haven’t been included on the disc (Fox’s Rio offered a 3D cartoon and two 3D trailers) The menu
Hugo 4K+3D Review - Home Theater Forum Hitchcock filmed in 3D, Spielberg created the wonderful The Adventures of Tintin in 3D, and other great directors have in decades past dipped their toes, so it’s a thrill to see Scorsese explore how that medium was able to further express his cinematic skills As Scorsese said of 3D, “…let’s use 3D as part of the story Let’s embrace
Predator 3D Blu-ray Review - Home Theater Forum Video Rating: 2 5 5 3D Rating: 3 5 The film’s theatrical aspect ratio of 1 85:1 has been opened out a bit to 1 78:1 at 1080p resolution using the MVC AVC codec The 2D transfer is the identical one from the highly denigrated 2010 release, and the 3D rendering has used this same digitally scrubbed master for its conversion
3D Blu-ray Review - THE HTF 3D ADDICT: Tron Legacy - Home Theater Forum in both 2D and 3D sequences to IMAX 1 78:1 during the film's climatic action moments The switching of aspect ratios mostly goes unnoticed except that one feels more enveloped with the film when shown in IMAX mode The overall quality of the 3D is not affected by these changes
Blu-ray Formats Unveiled: From Standard to 4K UHD – A Comprehensive . . . However, in recent years, projectors with 3D capability breathed new life into the 3D Blu-ray format, which is now enjoying a renaissance 4K Ultra HD (UHD) Blu-ray First announced in 2015, the 4K UHD Blu-ray is a quantum leap from standard Blu-rays, designed for those seeking the pinnacle of home theater performance
Poltergeist (2015) 3D Blu-ray Review - Home Theater Forum The 3D disc contains only the theatrical cut of the film and a scene selection and setup menu The 2D disc in the set also includes these bonus features: Extended Version of Poltergeist (1:40:53, HD): the unrated version of the movie contains seven additional minutes accounted for by six scenes which have added moments not in the theatrical cut
Pan 3D Blu-ray Review - Home Theater Forum The 3D conversion is on par with the best I have seen with very creative and aggressive use of the “z-axis” for both depth and, infrequently but appropriately, pop-out effects Audio: 4 5 5 The film’s soundtrack is presented via a Dolby TrueHD 7 1 track encoded for Dolby Atmos
3D Blu-ray Review - The Adventures of Tintin 3D Blu-Ray Review But, you know, there are movies that are perfect in 3D I think the last great 3D movie I saw that really enhanced the experience for me - you’ll have to excuse me for mentioning a film I co-produced - it was the last Transformers which I think is the most amazing 3D experience I’ve seen since Avatar But, 3D needs a trained eye