Robocop 1987 [remastered] (Blu-ray SteelBook) [Hong Kong]

Aug 25, 2011
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Hong Kong
Street Date: 29 Jan, 2014

Order link: http://www.hmv.com.hk/product/bluray.asp?sku=383813

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Region:
A

Capacity:
1xBD50

Video Codec:
AVC


Video Resolution (maximum) :
1080p

Language :
Portuguese
Spanish
English
French
Russian
German, Italian


Audio Specifications :
Russian DTS 5.1
French DTS 5.1
English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1
DTS 5.1
Portuguese DTS 5.1
German, Italian DTS 5.1


Subtitles :
Portuguese
Spanish
Chinese
English
Thai
Simplified Chinese
Castilian, French, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch,


Special Feature :
Newly remastered in 4K

-Commentary with Director Paul Verhoeven, Writer Ed Neumeier and Executive Producer Jon Davison
-Q&A With the Filmmakers (2012)
-Flesh and Steel: The Making of Robocop
-1987 Featurette: Shooting Robocop
-1987 Featurette: Making Robocop
-The Boardroom: Storyboard with Commentary by Animator Phil Tippett
-Deleted Scenes
-Villains of Old Detroit
-Special Effects: Then and Now
-Robocop: Creating a Legend
-Paul Verhoeven Easter Egg
-Theatrical Trailer
-TV Spot
 
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Sure! Just let me know anything I can help:yes::!
This may release on 29 Jan before Chinese New Year holidays(31/1 to 3/2 as public holidays) :naughty:

Could you get more information to all the Audio on the disc, please?:bow:
Espacially the German Audio!
Thank you in advance...:oohyeah:
 
Could you get more information to all the Audio on the disc, please?:bow:
Espacially the German Audio!
Thank you in advance...:oohyeah:

I just checked on distributor web, they listed German on subtitle and German DTS 5.1 on audio, I think it will come what you need:scat:.
 
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Street Date: 29 Jan, 2014

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Newly remastered in 4K



Region:
A

Capacity:
1xBD50

Video Codec:
AVC


Video Resolution (maximum) :
1080p

Language :
Portuguese
Spanish
English
French
Russian
German, Italian


Audio Specifications :
German, Italian DTS 5.1
French DTS 5.1
Russian DTS 5.1
English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1
DTS 5.1
Portuguese Dolby Digital 5.1


Subtitles :
Portuguese
Spanish
Chinese
English
Thai
Simplified Chinese
Castilian, French, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch,


Special Feature :
-Commentary with Director Paul Verhoeven, Writer Ed Neumeier and Executive Producer Jon Davison
-Q&A With the Filmmakers (2012)
-Flesh and Steel: The Making of Robocop
-1987 Featurette: Shooting Robocop
-1987 Featurette: Making Robocop
-The Boardroom: Storyboard with Commentary by Animator Phil Tippett
-Deleted Scenes
-Villains of Old Detroit
-Special Effects: Then and Now
-Robocop: Creating a Legend
-Paul Verhoeven Easter Egg
-Theatrical Trailer
-TV Spot
 
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From my understanding this is even more hype than the superbit dvd's.

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The fact its being remastered will make it look nicer. The 4K hype is nothing more than hype as the home video market continues to plumit. This last half of the year has been a decline for blu ray sales over 2012. They are trying to market 4K in hopes of people rebuying again. Aint gonna happen. The average consumer is moving on to streaming.

+1 yeah i said somthing similar a while back in the 4K thread..... but i think it'd be a lot worse without our steelbooks :thumbs: .... this is why i'm cool with a lot more films getting getting steelbook releases in the last few years, and endorse it... ...basically anything which encourages consumers to buy physical over digital is a good thing imo

ofc some tools seem to think that means we are ok with re-releases and reprints, which ofc is a completey different subject.
 
4K is simply the same as the old super bit rate they had on DVD. The mastering is done at the higher resolution and then down converted to 1080p line resolution. So in theory you should get more information in the blu-ray than you normally do because it came from a better source to begin with. That's the theory. But it's all down to encoding etc...
I think the jury is still out on that one....