List of 4k/HDR/Atmos Movies & TV Shows on Netflix

1. I couldn’t resist a comment here, I understand that picture quality like audio is subjective so one size does not necessarily fit all but….I have one of the best 2019 TV’s (a Sony XBR75 -900F) and have watched streaming HD on Comcast, Amazon, and Netflix. The issue is that there is still a very limited amount of programming available and unless you’re just into watching 4K material without any regard for the content, you are likely to be like me and find only limited material that’s subjectively interesting. That has precluded me from continuing to pay for UHD on Netflix for the time being. There’s a good video on YouTube where a guy filmed in 4k, HD, 720p and 480P. I couldn’t tell the difference most of the time. That’s the issue I have right now with premium pricing for UHD. It’s just not that big a deal (and I have a 75″ set which should be easier to evaluate). Don’t get me wrong, I have a great picture but right now nothing beats a good Bluray disk.

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2. I love 4K movies

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3. So I counted them and as of 2019-12-02 there are a total of 630 programs in 4k.

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4. A Series of Unfortunate Events Season 2 is in UHD HDR too, but season 1 is just UHD SDR.

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5. Thanks for thee 4K Ultra HD movies and tv shows on Netflix

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6. Sorry about the HDR tab not sorting. We’re trying to figure out.

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7. AMO is in 4K but it does not have HDR and 5.1

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8. Can you add columns for IMBD/Rotten Tomatoes/Metacritic? Unfortunately, big chunks of 4k content (like any other content) are not worth bothering with…

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   • Thank you for the suggestion. We will look into.

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9. Why are you using a square root symbol instead of the perfectly useable tick symbol?

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   • Good question! Maybe it just got converted in one of the updates? We’ve been meaning to change to actual spec anyway (eg. 2160p), although HDR type is hard because it varies according to output.

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10. Thanks very much for regularly updating this, I refer to it often : )

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11. Why on earth is Gabriel Iglesias’ comedy special in 4k but Moving Art: Oceans, Underwater, and Waterfalls (content that actually greatly benefits from HDR and 4K) are not?? I already pay the highest price just to get 4k content (I only use one of the 4 screens I pay for). I never see any new 4K content (that is worthwhile) – give us more nature content in 4K or I’m cancelling my subscription – I already don’t feel like it’s worth it and now the price is going up? Get real.

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    • Why are you replying to this random article, this isn’t Netflix and Netflix will never see this comment.

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      • It’s OK – he’s ranting, very therapeutic. And he’s absolutely correct. If you have modern, state of the art recording equipment, it costs nothing to wack off a 4K stream of anything you record (like your random comedian). To convert Oceans to a 4K stream you’d start with the original video, upconvert each shot to 4K, plan and re render all CGI in 4K, basically re produce the movie, millions certainly, probably tens of millions.

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      • Why are you on here replying to someones reply wasting your time? You are just as bad lol.

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        • Why are you on here replying to someone’s reply to someone’s reply just wasting your time?

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12. Price going up selection 4K not to good. Why pay more for 4K .?..

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13. The real advantage here is HDR, the 4K format is merely the necessary vehicle. Many folks don’t have a large enough TV or don’t sit close enough to appreciate 4K alone, however HDR really makes the picture pop. Until HDR, I had never seen such deep rich colors and inky, yet detailed blacks outside of film in a theater. IMO, it is easily as big an advancement as Hi-Def was over Standard. Where 4K is more pixels, HDR is BETTER pixels.

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14. Marco

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    • Polo

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15. Why the @#$% would I want 5 accounts?!

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    • So 5 family members can watch at the same time. Why not?

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      • …or 4 friends to share the cost.

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16. Polar Express anywhere in 4K?

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17. are they going to release black panther in 4k on Netflix when it comes out?

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    • It would appear not.
      None of Disney’s films are in 4k
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18. Just search HDR, Ultra HD or 4K on Netflix. It gives you a list.

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    • I don’t have Netflix, genius. This list on this site is important to determine if paying an extra couple bucks a month is worth it, here’s a hint, it is not, this list is pathetic.

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      • @Twist Must suck when $3/a month is this big a deal to you. Best of luck!

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        • I don’t think can stream 1080 when your internet connection comes tethered from a iPhone 6 on MetroPCS.

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      • You can check out UHD HDR for free on Youtube provided you have a compatible TV. If you like what you see on those free demos, you can then set up a Netflix 4K account. If you aren’t impressed, then don’t bother.

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    • Do u need the upgraded version of Netflix or no

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      • @danny probably not (unless your app is really old!). But if you are using an older app for a Smart TV or connected media player you might try updating it. If you still don’t see 4k it may be that you are not subscribed to the $13.99 per month plan on Netflix. Hope that helps.

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19. How about your company does what amazon does do the 4k and stream the 1080p movies for the same price don’t you guys make enough money

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    • The streaming should be the same price unless you wanna rent or buy the movie from amazon but shouldn’t your company as some advice your streaming should allow 4k not have people pay more to stream a movie in 4k just some advice netflix also put it in the info saying ultra hd just advice the 4k it more realistic and lifelike

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      • I like picking your selection but seriously paying more for 4k is ridiculous on your part and your customer base would love it too bad I don’t work for the company

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        • You have a choice, Netflix is a for profit company, and it cost more to have 4k source, not everyone has a 4k TV, so I think the pricing is great for the 4k premium options, and you get 5 accounts to use. I don’t see anything wrong with it. Netflix, keep up the great original programming!!!!

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        • Your posts would be easier to read if you bothered with punctuation.

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          • [email protected]#k punctuation and [email protected]#k you too

20. I’ve got a new Sony 65xf9005 and tried Netflix again. As with my previous tv 4K with HDR is awful on Netflix. 4K is better but still much worse than upscaled bluray to 4K on this tv. Movies on bluray upscaled to 4K are way way better than anything on Netflix.

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21. Hacksaw Ridge 4K. Have you watched a movie in 4k? https://4k-hd.club/movies/419-hacksaw-ridge-4k-2016-ultra-hd-2160p.html

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22. I have seen some forum posts that Lost in Space was made in Dolby Vision but can’t confirm and it is not on your list. Does anyone know for sure? It does have DD+Atmos audio, which I can confirm.

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    • I just got off chat with neflix about this and they confrmed that is is NOT currently 4k, just HRD. though, Digging in a little, sounds like someone MAY have just not uploaded the 4k stream… She told me to check back in a couple days.

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23. Altered Carbon which has stunning 5th Element/ Blade Runner type environments with more colors than a Pollock painting, not offered in 4k?

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    • Altered Carbon which has stunning 5th Element/ Blade Runner type environments with more colors than a Pollock painting, not offered in 4k? After more research, it does appear to be, and was left off this list.

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    • Jim thanks. We just hadn’t added it yet.

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24. Tried it also tried full he still blocky and not that colourful don’t see much change waste of money in my opinion

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25. 4K quality does not really exist on Netflix only a few things. I find YouTube to have far better quality.

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26. Other than Netflix Original content they really don’t offer 4K content I wouldn’t waste the money- it is almost offensive they charge a 30% premium on the subscription rate to offer almost nothing.

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    • Less than 30 bucks a year. People are so cheap.

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27. Those are all tv shows. Are there no movies?

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28. I have the 4k. And really not a very good selection. Out of all the 4k movies they have theres only 7-8 movies total any person would watch. So until they improve the selection, my advice would be to wait.

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29. You should offer a free trial period for 4K movies so I can decide if it’s worth the extra money.

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    • I agree…I am on the fence about to upgrade or not…

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    • I agree

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    • iv’e got a month free trial with netflix 4k but cant find a decent film to watch…will cancel at end of free month

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    • you can afford 4k, but you can’t spend a couple of bucks to try it? whiner.

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      • LOL Snort.

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      • Totally Agree, its $13.99 a month, and you get 5 accounts!!! Also if you have the correct settings and you have good internet, Netflix original programs are phenomenal in 4k. If you have a 4k TV there is no reason not to have or be watching 4k content, it is much better. Either you are not sitting close enough or you don’t have a big enough TV. Simple as that.

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30. Could you guys get the arrow in 4k?

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31. You are missing Gerald’s Game which is also in 4k.

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