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Batman: TAS delayed to 10/30, HDR10+ firmware update available, Uncle Drew, Transformers 4K 5-film set & more
All right, we’ve been working to smooth out some server issues here at The Bits over the past few days, so pardon any service interruptions that may occur. Hopefully, we should have things back to normal soon.
Before we get started on the news today, we’ve got three new Blu-ray reviews for you... Tim’s look at Ken Wiederhorn’s Return of the Living Dead, Part II (1988) from Scream Factory.
David Steigman’s take on Stephen Sommers’ Deep Rising (1996) from Kino Lorber Studio Classics and Mark Rydell’s Cinderella Liberty (1973) from Twilight Time.
And Dennis Seuling’s thoughts on Bill Holderman’s romantic comedy Book Club from Paramount. [Read on here...]
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- Bill Hunt
- The Digital Bits
- My Two Cents
- Clear and Present Danger 4K review
- Return of the Living Dead: Part II BD review
- Tim Salmons
- David Steigman
- Dennis Seuling
- Cindrella Liberty BD review
- Deep Rising BD review
- Book Club BD review
- Batman: The Animated Series on BD
- Christopher Robin
- The Incredibles 2 4K
- HDR10+ firmware update
- Transformers 5 Film Collection 4K UHD
- Uncle Drew
- Afraid
- A Man Alone
- Lisbon
- The Grissom Gang
- The Killing of Sister George
- Kino Lorber Studio Classics
- The Big Lebowski 4K
- Twilight 4K
DreamWorks’ Prince of Egypt & Antz finally going Blu, plus Superman 4K & Dances with Wolves
All right, we’re working to smooth out some server issues here at The Bits, so today’s post will be brief. But we do have a couple of quick things to report for you today...
First, we’ve gotten a ton of requests over the years from readers wondering when DreamWorks’ Prince of Egypt and Antz were going to be released on Blu-ray. And the answer, finally, is October 16.
You can pre-order them here and here on Amazon and you can see the cover artwork for Prince of Egypt on the left there (and also below).
Each will feature 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio and it appears that the previous DVD extras will carry over. Thanks to Bits reader Chris C. for the heads-up on this. [Read on here...]