Audio (Atmos and DTS:X) are upgrades, but in my opinion, it doesn’t have to be only (or even the main) reason to “double-dip” here... I also appreciate the visuals of 4K (UHD Blu-ray) over the 2K (Blu-ray) overall. HDR coloring (moreso than the aspect of sharpness) can make a difference for both of these movies. I found that the opening scenes of ‘Gladiator’ have way better contrast and detail. (Fire is well highlighted, and any beams sunlight leading through the tall trees have clarity above SDR. Even the tent scenes after the battle with the barbarians appear more natural.) In ‘Braveheart’, the earlier scene where young William seeing Scottish countrymen hanging inside the hut was about night and day difference (almost literally). (The Blu-ray is brighter and looks as if the time of day is late afternoon.) I had been holding off on this purchase, but now, I am satisfied after pulling the trigger. Note; Discs (plural) also came with digital codes.

I grew up watching both the Gladiator and Braveheart so when I saw this bundle I knew I had to have it. It’s definitely a bargain because purchasing both separately will cost slightly more. Braveheart has an Atmos track which is very well balanced. Gladiator has DTS:X which is nice but some sequences sound a little out of balance. Picture quality is great for both. Both titles proved to be great additions to my 4K UHD Blu-Ray collection.

From an old movie the movie image looks great in this 4k format

I recently purchased a high-end 4K TV, and I decided to try this 4K UHD movie set. The image quality is amazing. I never knew how good 4K was until I made the upgrades. The audio quality is also great, as expected with my home theater.

The 4k transfer of Braveheart and Gladiator is a stunning upgrade from the previous Blu-ray versions. The films look crisp and vivid, with enhanced colors and details. The cinematography and the epic scenes are more impressive than ever.