Top 10 Best Dolby Vision 4K UHD Blu-ray Discs! 

Picture quality=Cinema mode! I used to want to burn my eyes.. but watching on a calibrated tv is just different.

Mine is Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.

I can't imagine how good it looks on top end 4k tv's. I watched the 4k blu ray on a lower end 4k TCL, and I was blown away and glued to the screen. To think it gets better with a dedicated 4k blu ray player and one of the top OLEDs, it has to be top 5 visually speaking!

Thanks Marco!

Blade runner 2 and Valarian have a great 4k presentation

What version of joker is Dolby vision? Streaming? Blu-ray 4k says HDR

The disc does support DV.

Planet Earth 2 and Blue Planet 2 are exquisite

How do you know the movie Annihilation has Dolby Vision? I don't see anything on the label that says that.

You want a shocker? Watch the regular Blu-Rays of Avatar and Alien from the Anthology set. I was absolutely stunned how good those looked on my OLED

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets is far superior on a Dolby Vision level.

2001 is an absolute stunner, it almost made the list. I could have easily done a 25 list for Dolby Vision.

I recently bought and watched 2001 in 4K. A stunner indeed, but it was interesting to see how dated the movie was. Hardly a person of colour in sight, certainly not in the professional jobs. The only people of colour that I saw were ladies serving drinks to the exclusively white scientists and NASA officials on the shuttle and/or the space station. Also, no cellphones, tablets or PCs or World-Wide Web. And dear old Leonard Rossiter (RIP) as a Russian scientist with a very unconvincing accent - marvellous.

@@perilouspoozer3749 There seems to be few black astronauts in real life so thats realistic. Why does everything have to be about diversity. Do you complain when you see a Japanese movie with all Japanese people. no because it's made in Japan and because that's not part of your TV brainwashing script.

@@MentalDeviant I didn’t day I was complaining about the scarcity of people of colour. I just said it made the movie seem dated. Sure - a Japanese movie features mostly Japanese people. An American movie should feature mainly American people. I’m no expert but as far as I know, African Americans are American.

@@perilouspoozer3749 who cares?!

I bought an LG C9 OLED in 2020, hands down the best picture ive ever owned and ive had a few sonys,2099$ tho, so not cheap,paired with a nakamichi shockwafe 1299$ n 2 4k players ,panosonic 820 400$ n a sony ES1100 ,599$ . I collect n watch a lot of movies

Thanks, I strongly considered OLED over QLED back in 2019 but was scared off by screen burn-in talk around the OLED’s. Some people claim it’s a myth though. Any issues on your end?

That price ($2099) sounds pretty cheap in my country though. Are you in the States?

@@ddc2957 yes ,got it at best buy 2 weeks after xmas it was on sale,not sure how much i saved but at least 300$, i had seen it as high as 2700$

@@ddc2957 i haven't experienced any yet,it has a pixel refresher in the menu,that i do once a month. And i try not to just leave it on if im not watchkng it, like setting the sleep timer. I did alot of research, and considered qled. I was even going to buy a sony ,but at the time it was 400$ more than the LG.SONY is android,n the LG is IOS, which one thing i dislike ,because airplay doesn't work as consistently as chromecast for like streaming hbo max. I play ps3 on it,watch a ton of movies,stream, so far no issues. The nakamichi is pretty bad ass too. Just watched pacific rim on 4k disc,awesome picture and the sound will sometimes scare ya,lol. Stay safe over there, n happy watching

I list my gear in the video description.

Ready player one nearly made the cut, it’s pretty impressive and one of my favorite movies.

I agree player 1 n Alita ,beautiful looking n good movies

Still no DV for 4K disc playback.

@@MovieGuy365 Well, that's a shame.

The biggest problem with Auro 3D is AFAIK it's only on 4K discs released in certain European countries, mainly Germany. Though AVRs with Auro 3D support are sold worldwide, they are far less common than AVRs & soundbars with DTS:X, and even more so Dolby Atmos; same goes for the software. Also, most Auro 3D implementations call for a ceiling-mounted center height channel (aka the "Voice of God" channel) that Atmos does not support (DTS:X generally doesn't specify speakers but most of its implementations follow Atmos speaker suggestions), and which systems with upfiring or virtualized height channels (including all soundbars) generally cannot emulate at all.

I've compared the same disc with DolbyVision on and off in my TV settings and I think the difference is minimal between it and HDR10. I'm not rocking the best gear though, so maybe it's that. I have heard others say the same though.

@@travissorensen7614 I finally got a TV that could show the difference. Streaming I don’t think will really show me. My current player doesn’t support Vision so I would have to get a new one...it’s a pain since my TV also supports 10+

@@travissorensen7614 I've noticed that on my 55" Sony A9 OLED, the physical-media movies and Netflix content in Dolby Vision are usually much better than the non-Dolby Vision. So much so that, before I saw this video, I sorted my collection of 4K discs according to whether or not they are Dolby Vision. There are, however, some 4K discs that are exceptionally good IMO, even though they're not Dolby Vision. I would include The Matrix Trilogy and Blade Runner the Final Cut in that category.

@@CrashCarson14 I've noticed that on Netflix (I have the premium package, a Sony A9 OLED TV and 150Mb/s bandwidth) the Dolby Vision content is noticeably better, from a visual perspective, although it's not as good as the Dolby Vision on a 4k disc.

@@perilouspoozer3749 have you ever turned Dolby vision off (in the player) and just watched the HDR10 layer to compare for the same movie?

I just bought The Revenant in 4K. I haven’t watched it in 4K yet. It’s not Dolby vision but it got top marks from reviewers for the picture quality.

Ya that one is not actually Dolby vision but holy crap is it a beautiful movie.

The revenant is absolutely the best 4k movie I own ,everything is crystal clear,the stream looks real in the opening scene,and the embers from fire rising in the air look like the TV is on fire. I have a C9 OLED, n it really shines with the Revenant. Netflixs POLAR is a very vivid movie too ,with the color saturation level on high. Most great looking 4k movies have a ULTRA HD PREMIUM LOGO somewhere on the box. Red Sparrow is also another great looking flick

@@parrisprice5892 I'm not sure how much faith to place in the "Ultra HD Premium" logo. I just finished watching Independence Day Resurgence in 4k. Its package bears the logo but, IMO, the HDR is pretty minimal. Not worth the price it cost. Just to make sure that it wasn't my TV (Sony AG9) that was at fault, I then watched some of The Hobbit Trilogy, which is Dolby Vision and the difference is like night and day. Also, The Revenant 4K, despite its brilliance, doesn't bear that logo, at least not here in the UK. I should add that my TV supports DV, HDR10 and HLG but not HDR10+. I don't know if that's why I am getting much better results with DV movies than with non-DV HDR movies.

@@perilouspoozer3749 i hear ya man,im in the states(lol) what a joke we are lately,pass 4 years my most profound apologies. I have an LG C9 OLED kinda the same TV you got but LG n,IOS instead of android. I will have to examine my copy of the revenant to see if it has the logo. Is your copy of that movie as clear as ive described? I have Independence day 1 n 2 also. But dont remember anything extraordinary about them.Idk ,ive found its more about how the movie was originally filmed,and then redone if its an older movie pre 4k . I just mentioned the logo because no one ever does,and it usually represents a certain quality, I just watched pacific rim which looked great,atmos rocked too. Do you have Red Sparrow? Its also a very crisp n saturated movie color wise. I almost bought a A8G sony when i got my LG but it was 400$ more n no longer on sale. I kinda like Android better my apple play 2 ,doesn't work as consistently as chromecast. But maybe its because i have only about 15 mb data package on my internet. Stay safe over there cuz happy watching

I don’t have a tv that outputs HDR10+ so unfortunately I’m not able to.

I understand, I just see it being kind of untapped in the RU-vid physical media community.

That’s in the works.

@@MovieGuy365 great

It does. It doesn’t have Dolby Vision but the HDR is fantastic!

For about a year now but no player can play them reliably

@@bigrome83 what about plex on windows 10?

@@velocci6666 android only , nvidia shield

@@bigrome83 nvidia shield runs on android?

@@velocci6666 yes

The old Sony 800x doesn't have Dolby vision the newer 800xm2 does have it though if that's the one you ment to say.

@@alexfernandez8083 Yeah, that's the one, my bad.. the one where you have to manually switch between HDR10 and Dolby. Also, TV is A8H; cell phone automatically put A8G🙄

@@juniorwalter9083 I got the Sony ubp-700 and the switching dolby vision on/off does get pretty annoying. I should of bought the oppo-203 when they were like half the price they're going for on eBay now.

@@alexfernandez8083 I don't know man, I'm not bothered with switching that much, but I always wanted Panasonic player.. problem is that it costs too much and it's hard to find where I live (EU, Croatia). This one is just fine; upscaler is great, smooth, quiet player.. other than switching issue i don't have any problems.

@@juniorwalter9083 I want to get a panasonic for the HDR optimizer function and also the oppo-203 to be able to play dolby vision files and a couple of other features of which I'm pretty sure it's still the only player capable of doing so. Panasonic is supposed to have the best picture quality though.

look into hd fury. Theres a hack for u to get dolby vision to a projector through their boxes.

I didn’t miss Alita, it’s got great picture but not top 10 material for Dolby vision in my opinion.

I agree. I'm more of a audio guy. I love a nice action movie with top notch crispness to the audio.

Same!!! If the audio is not thunderous/booming, or the even the score/soundtrack doesn’t kick, I can get easily taken out of the movie experience.✌🏼

Wasn’t out when this video was made.

BR 2049 and Alien are only hdr10 here in the states.

Dr. Sleep was perfect

The 4K UHD of Lawrence of Arabia looks great to me.

I must admit that 4K, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos are making me buy movies that I probably wouldn't normally watch. It's the sheer spectacle and the mind-blowing sound that provides immense entertainment. Heck - I even bought (and enjoyed) Godzilla King of the Monsters because of the rave reviews it got regarding visual quality and sound.