Titanic [4K UHD]

Great DVD movie of the Titanic with Kate Winslet and Leonardo Dicapprio it is a masterpiece. Based on a true story a must see and true gem to watch.

Great movie! Love the UHD 4k version.

As a fan of epic cinema and collector’s editions, the Titanic – 25th Anniversary Limited Edition BluRay is nothing short of spectacular. James Cameron’s iconic masterpiece has been lovingly restored and packaged with immense care, making this a must-have for enthusiasts of both the film and high-quality physical media. The remastered visuals in this edition are breathtaking. Presented in 4K Ultra HD with HDR10, the film’s visuals are sharper, more vivid, and more vibrant than ever. Every detail, from the intricate design of the Titanic to the shimmering ocean, is rendered with exceptional clarity. The Dolby Atmos audio track is equally impressive, immersing you in the grandeur of the ship’s voyage and the heart-wrenching tension of its tragic end. The balance between dialogue, music, and effects is masterful, enhancing the emotional weight of every scene. Bonus Features This edition is packed with bonus content that celebrates the legacy of the film. It includes: Behind-the-Scenes Documentaries: Gain insight into the meticulous process behind the film’s creation, from set design to special effects. Commentaries: Hear from James Cameron, cast members, and historians about the historical accuracy and production challenges. Deleted Scenes and Alternate Endings: These extras provide fascinating glimpses into what could have been.

On the best quality 4ks I’ve seen

I have been upgrading my dvd collection and this one stands out as one of the best. The Dolby Vision Atmos for this picture is amazing.

Great movie

Great movie

The 4K Dolby Vision Edition (finally!!) was worth the wait. Watched on a Sony 77A80K with a Panasonic 4K player. Colors were more natural with greater realism and texture compared to the 1080p Blu-ray. It’s especially evident at the start of the dinner scene. The wood of the Grand Staircase has more warmth and grain texture, the lighting on actors provides better skin tones and the clarity is much improved compared to the 1080p version. However, what really makes the 4K version worth it is the Atmos mix. It is hard to explain, but voices have more tone variation which adds more depth to dialogue. Dialogue is also more clear on the track and not overshadowed by action/soundtrack. Your center channel will get a workout. The Atmos track immerses you with more wrap-around sounds plus the added benefit of subtle sounds that have excellent placement. A good scene that showcases the audio is when Rose is on the lifeboat before jumping back onto Titanic. The scene is full of dialogue and soundtrack, along with the rocket firing, but the most immersive part is the Atmos speakers taking over the subtlety of the pulleys on the lifeboat davits as it’s being lowered and the rear speakers take over the sounds of the davits flexing. For those who love the movie, this is a must have and it was worth the wait. Now just waiting for True Lies and The Abyss on 4K!