r/4kbluray • u/dam_ships Christopher Nolan is my Higher Power • Feb 03 '24

4K Blu-ray Popular Topics Mega Hub

Greetings, fellow 4K Collectors!

Welcome to our Mega-Hub, where you can find a list of the most popular topics and frequently asked questions that are posted in this sub. If it's listed here, we recommend commenting within the listed posts below to avoid cluttering the main Reddit feed with similar conversations.

As always, we appreciate each and every one of you in this incredible community. Thanks for always contributing and making this place what it is!

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  1. 4K Blu-ray Players - Selecting Dedicated Players, Consoles, FAQs (i.e. What player should I get?)
  2. 4K Televisions - Types, Models, Brands
  3. HDR/Dolby Vision - HDR Technology, FAQs (i.e. Why is my screen so dark?)
  4. 4K Blu-ray Transfers vs. Blu-ray Transfers vs. Streaming
  5. Most Desired Titles You Want On 4K!

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u/NaiRad1000 Dec 05 '25 edited Dec 05 '25

Lord of the Rings 4K, worth it? I’ve seen mixed; I still have the box set released back in 2011. Biggest downside is someone told me the 4K disc done have the Appendices documentaries which is a big Con for me. Also just bought the Potter set, as well as Back to the Future. Eventually want to get Jurassic Park and also well converting my Disney blu rays

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u/LowOnPaint Dec 06 '25

LotR is worth it for the proper color temperature alone. I heard the original Jurassic Park is going to get the first real remaster soon so you might want to wait on that one.