Jared Smith

The visuals are different.

And in fact, one of the things I use as a way to gauge if I'll buy the 4K Blu-ray or not is I go to blu-ray.com.

And they do phenomenal reviews for when a film makes it to 4K HDR.

And they'll talk about the picture and the sound and it scores it.

They pull out stills and frames from it.

It's really well done.

Really great site.

Nice.

And it's what I track to know like new releases too because like being as old as we are, there's films back in our day basically that are now coming to 4K.

Right.

And one of the ones I just watched recently was Terminator 1.

I mean, take a film that was never, I guess, never intended for 4K.

I can't say that really, but who knew the future would exist in the past?

That's just how it works.

But this film is funnily...

cgi like so bad so bad and it's it just screams through cgi even more when it's crystal clear in 4k like what stuff is cgi when he gets like his skin blown off and you can see the metal underneath and stuff oh yeah like it's you can tell it's a puppet it's so nasty when he's looking at himself in the mirror right like on one shot it's clearly an animatronic

I mean, just like the whole thing is animatronic.

So it's almost better in low res.

You know, I can't see.

Yeah, it kind of ruins it.