Jack and Rose stare into each others’ eyes as the other Titanic passengers look on at the end of James Cameron’s Titanic Image: Paramount Pictures
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In case you missed seeing the remastered version of James Cameron’s Titanicduring its return to theaters in early 2023, you can check it out at home when the long-awaited 4K Blu-ray version arrives on Dec. 5. The two-disc set, which includes the film on a 4K disc, a digital code, plus a standard Blu-ray full of special features, is available for pre-order at Amazon for $37.99.

For the A/V buffs out there, this release offers Dolby Vision and HDR10 support in 4K Blu-ray players that are compatible with those formats, and the audio presentation can take advantage of Dolby Atmos directional audio systems.

There’s a collector’s edition of the Titanic 4K Blu-ray set launching on the same day, costing a whopping $153.99. In addition to the discs, it includes snapshots from the set, sheet music, mock tickets to ride aboard the Titanic, and other memorabilia that fans will likely enjoy.

An image showing the contents included with the collector’s edition of Titanic on 4K Blu-ray Image: Paramount Pictures

Update (Oct. 18): Pre-orders for both the standard and collector’s edition of Titanic on 4K Blu-ray are available at Amazon.