VanMardigan
has calmed down a bit.
Yeah, that's what I thought (and posted). There ARE movies on HD DVD you're interested in, but you'll be buying the BR version of them. I understand that.
VanMardigan said:Yeah, that's what I thought (and posted). There ARE movies on HD DVD you're interested in, but you'll be buying the BR version of them. I understand that.
chubigans said:Bebpo, was District B13 any good on BD?
Bebpo said:Well sure, but it doesn't change the fact that I'm waiting for an exclusive HD-DVD title to buy this year. I guess the big thing is that anime/cg has gone mainly Blu-ray at this point and that's the majority of stuff I want.
Bebpo said:Was ok. Ironically I just watched it today as one of my friends came over yesterday and saw it on my shelf and told me it was an awesome movie.
It's got some great acrobatic martial arts stuff, but the story is super short and I felt it lost it's momentum after a while. It's also only 80 mins long ^^;
Video quality and sound quality was pretty good. No complaints besides some grain here and there.
VanMardigan said:Oh, and since you seem to like anime, have you seen the Freedom Vol 1 HD DVD? Web features, first hybrid HD DVD/DVD single side disc, very nice transfer. You should at least rent it.
neojubei said:Anyone knows when Final Fantasy: advent children will be released on blu-ray? Or is it still sometime in 2007.
Bebpo:
Do you know of a site that lists all the anime releases on blu-ray?
thanks
Bebpo said:For anime...animeondvd.com will list US release dates like the upcoming WoH/Akira/Freedom/DBZ stuff. But for Japanese releases or French ones like the Paprika disc, you just need to look around. Next major title to be announced for release date will likely be Cowboy Bebop movie at this point. I'm hoping for Dec or Jan.
captive said:No need to but a dick about it man.
Im not going to sit here and say theres nothing i want on HD DVD and that its all just shit.
But just like some of you hd dvd fanbois like to say all the time(several times in the last few pages as well) "theres more than enough content on MY format so i couldnt care less about the other one."
I would also buy Clerks 2 and some other movies as well.
Bebpo said:Fwiw, when I took a Bandai Visual survey when registering WoH I told them to make sure to put Gundam OO out on Blu-ray![]()
OokieSpookie said:I am looking for the w00t but can't see it.
If it is supposed to be w00t for hd-dvd I would be a little embarrassed that with that many more players that hd still cant get sales leads.
If it is for Blu ray it really is not a woot since it needs to do better in stand alone units.
The Main Event said:You already have a 360. At what price would you consider the add-on?
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captive said:Yes people are buying blu-ray movies despite not having a player that plays them. /eyeroll.
LM4sure said:cry me a river! lol
so defensive. i love it!!!!
Costanza said:I finally got around to watching Disturbia, and it was pretty damn good.
It was surprising to see a BR disc in full screen too.
Christopher said:we better get batman classic on blu ray when tdk comes out! And it better be an excellent transfer!
Costanza said:I finally got around to watching Disturbia, and it was pretty damn good.
It was surprising to see a BR disc in full screen too.
Ignatz Mouse said:Disturbia is fullscreen? What?
mrklaw said:=16:9 for HD.
probably shot in 1.78:1
mrklaw said:=16:9 for HD.
probably shot in 1.78:1
Bebpo said:Was ok. Ironically I just watched it today as one of my friends came over yesterday and saw it on my shelf and told me it was an awesome movie.
It's got some great acrobatic martial arts stuff, but the story is super short and I felt it lost it's momentum after a while. It's also only 80 mins long ^^;
hi def digest said:With the arrival of Samsung's $1,049 dual-format player on the horizon for this fall, LG has lowered the price of its existing BH100 HD DVD/Blu-ray player by $200.
The first dual-format player to hit stores shelves, LG's BH100 has remained at its original retail price of $1,199 since its introduction earlier this year.
Of course, even at its new reduced price of $999, the LG player remains good deal more expensive than buying two separate standalone players (Toshiba's HD-A2 and Sony's BDP-S300 retail at a combined cost of $898), but it's certainly a step in the right direction.
This latest pricecut from LG comes just a couple months before Samsung's planned BDP-UP5000 is scheduled to hit store shelves. That deck was previously announced with a retail price $1,049. Unlike the LG player, the Samsung is slated to include full support of both BD-Java and HDi, as well as web-enabled features on both formats.
No word yet from Samsung on any price drops for its upcoming BDP-UP5000, but we wouldn't be surprised if it hit the market at something below its originally announced MSRP. Stay tuned...
Universal Studios Home Entertainment has now confirmed that the Battlestar Galactica (2004): Season One will be available on 6-disc HD DVD set from December 4. The high-definition version of this TV series is available to own only on HD DVD. It is a non-combo HD DVD set and has a suggested price tag of $99.98 SRP.
Each episode of the series will be presented in 1080p High Definition Widescreen 1.78:1 video with Dolby TrueHD 5.1 (English) and Dolby Digital-Plus 5.1 (English) audio options. Only English [SDH] and French subtitle options are included.
A breakdown of the bonus materials on each disc:
Disc One:
* Encyclopedia Galactica - An interactive guide including ships, characters, colonies and flight training manual (HD DVD-Exclusive)
* Picture in Picture - Behind the Scenes of the Mini Series (HD DVD-Exclusive)
* Feature Commentary with Director Michael Rymer and Executive Producers David Eick and Ronald D. Moore
* Deleted Scenes - Mini Series
* Sketches and Art
* From Miniseries to Series
* Change Is Good, Now They're Babes
* The Cylon Centurion
* Future/Past Technology
* The Doctor Is Out (Of His Mind)
* Production
* Visual Effects
* Epilogue
Disc Two:
* Encyclopedia Galactica - An interactive guide including ships, characters, colonies and flight training manual (HD DVD-Exclusive)
* Picture in Picture - Behind the Scenes of the Mini Series (HD DVD-Exclusive)
* Deleted Scenes
* Feature Commentary with Director Michael Rymer and Executive Producers David Eick and Ronald D. Moore
* Pilot Commentary with Director Michael Rymer and Executive Producers David Eick and Ronald D. Moore
Disc Three:
* Deleted Scenes
* Episode 103 "Bastille Day" Commentary with Ronald D. Moore and David Eick
* Episode 104 "Act of Contrition" Commentary with Ronald D. Moore and David Eick
Disc Four:
* Deleted Scenes
* Episode 105 "You Can't Go Home Again" Commentary with Ronald D. Moore and David Eick
Disc Five:
* Deleted Scenes
* Episode 109 "Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down" Commentary with Executive Producer Ronald D. Moore
* Episode 110 "The Hand of God" Commentary with Executive Producer Ronald D. Moore
Disc Six:
* Deleted Scenes
* Episode 111 "Colonial Day" Commentary with Executive Producer Ronald D. Moore
* Episode 112 "Kobol's Last Gleaming" Pt 1 Commentary with Executive Producer Ronald D. Moore
* Episode 113 "Kobol's Last Gleaming" Pt. 2 Commentary with Executive Producer Ronald D. Moore
heavy liquid said:Finally some info and details on Battlestar Galactica Season One (+miniseries).
Six disc set due out 12/4 for $99.98 SRP:
http://hddvdformat.blogspot.com/2007/08/battlestar-galactica-season-one-on-hd.html
neojubei said:http://accordionguy.blogware.com/Photos/2005/05/noooooooo.jpg[/IMG]
Damn you universal. Damn you all.
HollywoodInHiDef said:Even if, for the sake of argument, you go along with Universal's belief that the format war is driving prices down more quickly, Kornblau admits that there is only a limited window of time for which this situation can be interpreted as beneficial for consumers, retailers, and studios. He says that window will start to close when players drop to a price of $200 and consumers start making their choice, which is what will guide Universal's ultimate course.
djkimothy said:You must watch a lot of TV. :/
heavy liquid said:Finally some info and details on Battlestar Galactica Season One (+miniseries).
Six disc set due out 12/4 for $99.98 SRP:
http://hddvdformat.blogspot.com/2007/08/battlestar-galactica-season-one-on-hd.html
neojubei said:What does that mean? I only have a select number of shows that i watch, LOST, Heroes and Battlestar Galatica. I used to be big on Buffy and Angel, but those are gone now.
I think a lot of us are... I myself am so fucking into TV on DVD, maybe even more than films. I'm really ready for this shit to take off. So far all I have is two seasons of Weeds, though. :/ If they'd start The Sopranos at Season 1, I'd be all over it (I have never seen a single episode, so I'm in wait mode).djkimothy said:LOL, it's just that you seem to be anticipating a lot of shows in HD.
DarkJediKnight said:http://dvd.themanroom.com/images/covers/bluray/large/3982.jpg[/img]
Cover for Pixar's short films collection.
I think I have to say it one more time: Peace out, you horrible swoosh.DarkJediKnight said:Cover for Pixar's short films collection.
lol you think that was defensive, i was proving your ignorant ass wrong.LM4sure said:cry me a river! lol
so defensive. i love it!!!!
captive said:I <3 amazon. Ordered Fifth Element and Wild Hogs yesterday and getting them tomorrow.
captive said:Ordered ... Wild Hogs
The high def digest review of the original said the audio was pretty good, that same PCM got ported over, and they also added a new Dolby TrueHD track. Ill try and compare, but i doubt i will hear much of a difference.djkimothy said:Fifth Element was awesome. Transfer is on par with other tier 1 (even some tier 0) discs.
Audio should be good as well?
What? I saw the movie in theaters and thought it was pretty funny. Excuse me for not limiting my self to shakespearian theater only.wtf.gif
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I'm probably missing some. :-0
djkimothy said:Fifth Element was awesome. Transfer is on par with other tier 1 (even some tier 0) discs.
Audio should be good as well?
DarkJediKnight said:The master is 44/16. So the 44/16 PCM or 44/16 True HD track is as good as 5th element will ever sound.
Makes yourself a surround sound systemdjkimothy said:Awesome, I can never tell. I'm using the TVs speakers.![]()