Rocky Ultimate Knockout Collection | 4K UHD Blu-ray Box Set Review

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[@bandit7498]

I have to disagree about the Rocky Balboa transfer. I got my set in today. I personally didn’t mind some of the taming down of the film grain. And as far as the hi def scenes at the end, I don’t think much was done with it. I remember interviews with Stallone when the film came out where he said they used the same cameras they used to film real fights for HBO so it would have that look of live broadcasts. But upon viewing the rest of the film and the fight scenes it was too jarring. So he ran the prints through processing to soften it up just a tad. I expected something drastic after watching this review, but honestly, besides better color and overall picture, I thought it looked as I always remembered it and I’ve owned every possible version of the film since it released on DVD that Tuesday at midnight back in March 2007.

[@alexdas2000]

Yo Andy!

[@CavanaughsCorner]

YO

[@danieltuval8879]

I have a question for you,if you would be so kind as to give me your opinion. So I heard you say a few times that the old set had various audio issues.,but they obviously weren't something you originally picked up,so I purchased the original 4 film set,and I guess my question is two fold.first off did every single one of the original set suffer from these issues or was it just luck of the draw? In other words some did some didn't? And then how noticeable to you are the differences in the corrected set? Given that you missed them first time? I ask because I'm fairly happy with my ser on the whole,and while I do now notice some slight difference in loudness here and there,I'm not rushing to buy new set because I'm not sure how much of what I'm hearing are source limitations from original sound elements, or meaningful problems across the board.i remember originally people only said rocky 2 was affected and the so called mono track which was mislabelled on rocky 1 but not the 5.1? Thanks

[@CavanaughsCorner]

From what I can surmise, it could be dependent on when you bought the set. Once you hear the corrected audio, you’ll hear the difference. Check this article to see if you have the affected discs and if you do I would put in for the free replacement instead of outright buying this new set. You are probably better off just getting the other two films separately. www.patreon.com/posts/yo-adrian-warner-101848761