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Best 4K Blu-ray movie discs you've seen?

VagabondWraith

I'm getting an Xbox One S August 23 (Madden NFL '17 bundle) and I am primarily getting it for 4K BD movies. Gaming is secondary as PC is always in the drivers seat. I'm wondering if anyone owns or has seen any good "true" 4K movies? I was thinking The Revenant as the movie has great ratings but most importantly... it was filmed in 6K resolution and scaled down for 4K BD discs. I've heard some movies aren't "true" 4K, as they were filmed in 2K and upscaled.

 

Any movies you guys suggest I start with? Thanks. :)

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Just now, FPS-Russia said:

I like movie for it's content not it's pixel size.

I like both but I want to take advantage of my 4K TV. ;)

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The majority of films these day still go through the process at 2K.  I work in the film industry, directly in the post production area, and very few movies that I've seen come across my desk have been 4K.  Obviously I don't work on EVERY movie, just the ones my company works on, but yeah, stuff is still basically 2K.

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