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Outside of audio experience my TV is a much better experience with 4k HDR even when streamed on Netflix or Disney and Prime. Now TV and Youtube is pretty bad streaming wise, so I skip these.
HDR makes all the difference, turning the lights off and watching Godzilla Minus one was so epic when he was on screen
Then there was Gaurdians of The galaxy 2 and 3 which were so mindbliwingly vibrant the films were made much better because of the vibrant visuals. Absolutely phenomenal colour.
Thor Love and Thunder was a terrible film that I'd be disappointed with in a cinema but I found the visuals so cool I got something out of it.
I just wish studios would do better HDR for films, in films that don't benefit from it like Dramas it's usually Windows and sunset scenes that get that treatment when there are so many ways they could implement it to improve the visual styling like a Wes Anderson film. They don't have to go that crazy but adding in some vibrancy here an there even if it's limited would make even Dramas better for it.
