What about those poor 4KTV trees and the fibre cable forest! And all those electric jellyfish needed to power streaming all those movies. Save the environment, tell stories to eachother around the campfire. Oh wait, I mean in the dark in a cave.

But I think the point of this thread is that the majority of people aren't getting their media on discs anymore, like I said before on here, the convience factor of just how much content you can access now on systems without ever going and finding a disc of a movie to play is just so overwhelming I do think (and the numbers reflect) that the great majority use streaming digital media rather than going for the movie collection on discs, heck just in terms of from an environmental point of view, they are for the most part a waste of plastics in comparison to some space on a HDD or streamed from the net.

What options? Where can I stream upto 128 mbps 4K movies with lossless Dolby Atmos / 7.1 DTS HD-MA with extras included?
When can I get an unlimited 256 mbps or greater internet connection without having to move to a big city?

However I'll stick to blu-ray for now as 4K HDR is simply not mature enough yet for me. The revenant on blu-ray looked spectactular too, downsampling a movie produced in true 4K to 1080p shows on blu-ray too. Easily one of the best picture quality blu-rays I have and doesn't even compare to HD streaming on Netflix, especially not viewed on a projector. Plus most 4K movies are not even 4K yet. For example Warcraft is still mastered in 2K.