[MOVIE] Jumanji (1995) UHD.Repack.BluRay.2160p.TrueHD.Atmos.7.1.HEVC.REMUX-FraMeSToR (41.13 GB)

TheCrach | 64 points | Jan 10 2018 20:46:45

[MOVIE] Jumanji (1995) UHD.Repack.BluRay.2160p.TrueHD.Atmos.7.1.HEVC.REMUX-FraMeSToR (41.13 GB) | Megalinks MegaDB [MOVIE] Jumanji (1995) UHD.Repack.BluRay.2160p.TrueHD.Atmos.7.1.HEVC.REMUX-FraMeSToR (41.13 GB)

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REASON FOR REPACK: 1999 was used in release name instead of correct 1995! Apologies!

[-] gruffity | 6 points | Jan 10 2018 23:22:46

only thing is, this looks exactly the same as the vhs copy i have :( i guess i'm just getting old

[-] TheCrach | 2 points | Jan 10 2018 23:36:31

LOL I woundn't quite say it looks like a vhs copy but it looks nice on a 65" 4K TV.

[-] Mike072292 | 3 points | Jan 11 2018 02:43:34

question if i get a 1080 version wouldnt my 4k tc upscale it to this anyways?

[-] razielmcr | 4 points | Jan 11 2018 06:11:55

NO. This release is taken from an 4k original scan of the film.

In the case of a 4k upscaled movie : It would still not be the same, your TV would do it, yes. but in real time and algorithm based only.

UHD upscalings are processed whit plenty of time and maybe some manual adjustments so it looks almost as if its native 4k.

[-] Eucbevt | 3 points | Jan 11 2018 09:15:46

Plus a 1080p copy won't have HDR.

[-] FosheeVFX | 3 points | Jan 11 2018 13:00:49

Even with films not rendered in true 4k, they are rendered in 2k, which is a bit bigger than 1080p,and has HDR, which is great

[-] SubZorro | 2 points | Jan 10 2018 20:52:04

Subtitles for this movie:

Jumanji.1995.DVDRip.XviD.iNT-YYddr | Megalinks MegaDB Jumanji.1995.DVDRip.XviD.iNT-YYddr - 2 CD - Download Subtitle

Jumanji.(1995).DVDRip.XviD.Dual.Audio.AC3.Subs.Eng-PFE | Megalinks MegaDB Jumanji.(1995).DVDRip.XviD.Dual.Audio.AC3.Subs.Eng-PFE - 1 CD - Download Subtitle

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[-] Hirosensei2 | 1 points | Jan 12 2018 20:14:24

A 4K file don't necessarily have HDR. So I'm asking OP, does this one have HDR (looks greyish on a normal screen) or is this 8 bit normal video file ? I wouldn't want to download 40 Gb for nothing xD

[-] HaloEvent | 1 points | Jan 15 2018 07:39:29

I flipped out for a second. I saw the file size and saw that you were using HEVC/H.265 as the codec and was about to type a raging comment before I took a look at the resolution.