The Best 4K Blu-ray Transfers (As of 2024)

In this episode, Will, Chase and Gabe give off their personal favorite 4K Blu-ray transfers they've seen as of 2024. Stick around to find out what takes the top spots!
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[@JeffreyFrye]

Great pick on The Revenant, Gabe! Couldn't agree more.

[@MentalSmarties]

Thanks man! 🙏 Much appreciated.

[@gavinwolves2528]

Another great discussion and learnt about some great 4k titles. Thanks guys

[@memeguuy]

how dare you didn't talk about aliens it looks sooo good you can see the details and the atmos remix is so breathtaking

[@8BitDane]

I got this JVC 4k projector last year with a great 100" screen. Had the projector professionally calibrated and whenever I have company over who has never seen something on a 4k projector, I pop in the BBC Planet Earth III 4k disc, seen grown men almost weep because of how stunning it looks.

[@FromScreenToShelf]

It’s quite the demo disc! Glad you’re enjoying that and able to spread it to others as well!

[@IrnBruNYC]

My parents went to see 2001 on a date before they were married - that's how old it is! And yet it looks amazing in 2024. Jaws in 4K was underwhelming for me. I know people sing its praises, and maybe the film grain is "accurate," but to my 80's kid eyes, it does not look that great. Superman actually looks *worse* in its 4K transfer than the earlier Blu-Ray, perhaps because the negative, which was rescanned for 4K, had deteriorated significantly in the intervening years? Don't quote me on that one.
I'd also nominate The Dark Knight and Wall-E for having superb 4K transfers.

[@pinglocalhost]

Pausing Big Trouble in Little China for a workout...SMH.

[@pyro5683]

Who would ever not like 2001

[@qmccall0328]

Spell the horror movie you were discussing

[@FromScreenToShelf]

La La Land

[@gallynuts]

Dark night rises? The original 4k wasn’t so good.