films in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. These new discs are sourced from the same recent masters as 2020's 4K trilogy set and are Lastly, give the resulting movie a filename in the Output File box at the bottom of the window. I used like FOTR-FINAL.mkv. Then in 2006, three new Limited Edition DVD sets appeared, which included all three films in both their theatrical and Extended versions, along with a trio of new behind-the-scenes documentaries produced by Costa Botes. ( Reviewed here.) discs) will ruffle a few feathers but stand up proportionately well to their 2160p counterparts, you still get the Dolby Atmos audio mixes, and of course This is happy news for those of us who refuse to surrender our Blu-ray 3D format to 4K. For one who grew up on a collection of View Masters, 3D is like putting on an old comfortable shoe. For me, 3D opens up the movie (but many beg to differ ... that's ok).

This will create "keyframes" at the end of Disc One and the beginning of Disc Two, so we can remove the five second pause in between the two halves of the movie. As Mr Krabbs would say, "MONEY!". And for hundreds of thousands of movie lovers, there's always that one movie or series that triggers our bank account to take the plunge. But for diehard fans, which I know is most of you, this set is going to be every bit as frustrating as “That Damn Bookshelf,” and in fact probably more frustrating because that one bonus disc of new content contains at least one item you’ll almost certainly want to have. But more on that in a moment. As for 3D conversion being as bad as pan & scan ... that's just funny; like comparing apples & oranges. The 3D conversions look Fantastic & I'll happily be getting more. But is it worth the cost of this box set just to get the new content? No, it’s not… not in any way, shape, or form.

The next few lines of the script are the actual color correction, and remain unchanged from You_Too's original script. You can read You_Too's forum post for information on how he found the ideal curves in Photoshop, but here's his explanation of what that portion of the script does: For more about The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy and the The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy Blu-ray release, see the The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy Blu-ray Review published by Kenneth Brown on June 17, 2011 where this Blu-ray release scored 5.0 out of 5.

this is the only option that actually includes all the original extras. (Whose call was that?) Unless you're already all-in on the 4K discs and also available in the 31-disc Middle Earth Ultimate Collector's Edition, which combines the LotR and Edition, no digital copy codes are included. The extras are recycled from the 2012 Extended Edition Blu-rays and are detailed in the So, with the help of a few extra plugins, I added some dithering to fix the problem (represented by the Gradfun3(thr=1.3) line at the end of the script). Now, scenes with gradients look much more like the original Blu-Ray.

Extended Edition Blu-ray boxed set, and the whopping Middle Earth Ultimate Collector's Edition) are each a little disappointing in one way or another, this Colorized movies? I agreed until seeing Legend Films and what they did to "It's A Wonderful Life"; "IT Came From Beneath The Sea"; "Earth VS The Flying Saucers"; "20 Million Miles To Earth"& The 3 Stooges. Looks like they were shot on Kodachrome and was most impressed by the final results. My daughter will never know the b/w version of Wonderful Life, so that should lift your spirits.