@@skyman0244 It is, what i've looked online it's only at the moment just in the US and Canada everywhere else internationally is fine just for the moment
I can’t blame you guys am in my opinion there should be always any option to get the movie, but I think they’re real reason why they mainly focussing on 4K blu rays is the fact that these movies graphically are being more higher bands with more higher advanced cameras, and animation and of course, most of these movies are getting shot in 4k or even 8K cameras which I did for them. It is harder to render down to a 1080 P disc, but I’m not sure that’s just my guess on it still it is pretty stupid but down the line if you ever want a 4k blu ray player and if you bought the movie just for the blu ray you also have a option when you upgrade and then you have the 4K disk ready to go for you. Maybe that could be the reason they’re doing that so you have two options in case you upgrade that’s just my guess on it. I’ll just say for me 4K is the way I watch movies because I like to watch them at the highest quality as possible, and have the best audio experience
They must be doing it forward with Smile 2 being the next release. Unfortunately Gladiator II and Sonic 3 will be going the same path aswell
It's so stupid.
@@skyman0244 It is, what i've looked online it's only at the moment just in the US and Canada everywhere else internationally is fine just for the moment
I can’t blame you guys am in my opinion there should be always any option to get the movie, but I think they’re real reason why they mainly focussing on 4K blu rays is the fact that these movies graphically are being more higher bands with more higher advanced cameras, and animation and of course, most of these movies are getting shot in 4k or even 8K cameras which I did for them. It is harder to render down to a 1080 P disc, but I’m not sure that’s just my guess on it still it is pretty stupid but down the line if you ever want a 4k blu ray player and if you bought the movie just for the blu ray you also have a option when you upgrade and then you have the 4K disk ready to go for you. Maybe that could be the reason they’re doing that so you have two options in case you upgrade that’s just my guess on it. I’ll just say for me 4K is the way I watch movies because I like to watch them at the highest quality as possible, and have the best audio experience
Do a James Bond on bluray
Sorry, but I am not a Bond fan.