The film was mastered in 2K digital intermediate (not native 4K), then upscaled to 4K. Despite that, the UHD offers a noticeable upgrade over the standard Blu-ray.
| | Doctor Strange (2016) | Multiverse of Madness | |---|------------------------|--------------------------| | | No (2K DI) | Yes (filmed on Arri Alexa LF in 4.5K) | | HDR on disc | HDR10 | HDR10 + Dolby Vision (on disc) | | IMAX ratio | No | No (but 1.90:1 on Disney+) | | Atmos | Yes | Yes, more aggressive | doctor strange 4k
for unique regional releases, such as the Japanese MovieNEX sets that bundle 4K, 3D, and 2D versions. Ultimately, watching Doctor Strange The film was mastered in 2K digital intermediate
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