DMczaf said:Where the hell is Batman Begins on Blu-Ray!
:lol
*hugs HD DVD copy*
But seriously, what's up with that though?
DMczaf said:Where the hell is Batman Begins on Blu-Ray!
moku said:Breath-taking. Now to cancel my Blockbuster account seeing as how they dont rent HD DVD movies. Does Net-flix?
nubbe said:I'm glad I decided to wait for the Bluray exclusive release and not get the inferior HD DVD version
VanMardigan said:Isn't the HD DVD a tier 0 release?
moku said:Just picked up my HD-DVD add-on for the 360, and just got done watching KING KONG.
Breath-taking. Now to cancel my Blockbuster account seeing as how they dont rent HD DVD movies. Does Net-flix?
StoOgE said:bu bu bu the bit rates!
Also, VC1 is more efficient than AVC anyway, so its not even a 1:1 comparison of bitrates.
Forsete said:Got Children of Men on Blu-Ray today.
The release by Nordisk Film is very bare-bone, just as I expected. Nice to finally own it in HD though.
Forsete said:Got Children of Men on Blu-Ray today.
The release by Nordisk Film is very bare-bone, just as I expected. Nice to finally own it in HD though.
Forsete said:Got Children of Men on Blu-Ray today.
The release by Nordisk Film is very bare-bone, just as I expected. Nice to finally own it in HD though.
michaeld said:Has anyone here seen Breakfast Club on HD-DVD?
distantmantra said:It has the English audio track, and you can turn off subtitles, right? Do you know if it's region free?
dallow_bg said:I would really love to get Children of Men on BD.
Any place to import?
Anyone can help out?
Hmm, don't see it there unfortunately.distantmantra said:
dallow_bg said:I would really love to get Children of Men on BD.
Any place to import?
Anyone can help out?
mrklaw said:highdefdigest posted a review of the die hard collection... mixed bag
4.0 gets great ratings for picture and sound, but the first two sound pretty poor transfers. Thats a real shame as the real reason for me picking up the set is for the first two movies. The first one is just fantastic, and the second is a guilty pleasure.
Kolgar said:As for the poor transfers of the earlier movies, I guess I'll stick with the SD-DVDs I already have.
dallow_bg said:I'm definitely willing to pay a premium to someone for it.
United States.Forsete said:Where do you live?
Im not certain if the movie is region free or not.
it's a tier 0 release.nubbe said:Got the the Nordisk Flm edition of TMNT which has an AVC encoded bitrate of about 30mbps. The VC1 release only had some 16mbps?
Sadly the audio is only DD 640...
I'm glad I decided to wait for the Bluray exclusive release and not get the inferior HD DVD version
I'm starting to believe Zyber @ highdefdigest.Zyber said:As far as I'm concerned, Sony's decision to incorporate a bit rate meter in their PS3 Blu-ray player is one of the worst things to have ever happened to the home theater hobby.
Kolgar said:Great injustice! Die Hard is one of my favorite franchises, if not my favorite, ever.
This bungled series of events is the reason I opted for the special two-disc unrated DVD edition of Live Free or Die Hard. Sorry, Fox, but I won't buy a gimped BD release. Give me at least as good as the DVD buyers are getting or forget it.
As for the poor transfers of the earlier movies, I guess I'll stick with the SD-DVDs I already have.
rubso said:I'm starting to believe Zyber @ highdefdigest.
VanMardigan said:Both of those linked articles are brilliant. I'm extremely pleased that I went format neutral, and would encourage anyone with the available resources to do it as well. The fact that I now don't give a rat's ass which studio produced the movies I like is very liberating. It's like dvd all over again, since I NEVER knew which studios did what movies until I pickud up my HD DVD add-on and had to figure out which of my favorite movies were actually on the format.
My wife, as well, has embraced neutrality. At first, I thought she'd hesitate in wrapping her head around the concept of exclusivity in studios and the need to own yet another gadget for HD movies. Instead, she's very pleased that when she sees a new release at the movies or on dvd, there will likely be a high def equivalent we can watch, regardless of format.
J2d said:Anyone pick up Pan's Labyrinth on blu yet? Figured I might as well get it since I don't own it on dvd but some possitive impressions on the quality would still be nice.
On the high-definition disc front, "Shrek the Third" was the hands-down winner on the HD DVD chart, outselling fellow debutante "Oceans 13" by a 3-to-1 margin. On the Blu-ray chart, "Ratatouille" remained at No. 1, while "Ocean's 13" bowed at No. 2. "Ocean's Thirteen" is one of the few recent new releases available on both high-definition disc formats; even so, total sales were about 17% less than the HD DVD-only version of "Shrek the Third."
How do you know Shrek was 1 overall? (though likely)Alcibiades said:http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ia0d5d5dafa5db17014323e907247257b
So basically:
HD DVD
1. Shrek 3
2. Ocean's 13
Blu-ray
1. Ratatouille
2. Ocean's 13
Also, we can assume the following regarding sales:
Shrek 3 100.00
Ocean's 13 Blu-ray - 53.66
Ocean's 13 HD DVD - 33.34
Ratatouille (in it's 2nd week) came out on top of Ocean's 13 Blu-ray, but it's uncertain if it also came above Shrek 3 (which would be very impressive).
Also, Blu-ray had a buy one get one free that week, so we don't know yet if Ocean's 13 on HD DVD sold enough to make the top 10, but Shrek 3 is definitely in the top 2.
dallow_bg said:How do you know Shrek was 1 overall? (though likely)
we don't, that's extrapolation is only considering those 3 titles... Ratatouille could very well be #1 for the second straight week (which is why I mentioned that we don't know yet whether it came above Shrek 3 in sales).dallow_bg said:How do you know Shrek was 1 overall? (though likely)
DoubleTap said:Because of the Christmas movie thread, I have to ask, when will Love Actually have an HD version?
DoubleTap said:Because of the Christmas movie thread, I have to ask, when will Love Actually have an HD version?
dallow_bg said:If Warner decides to stay neutral or go HD DVD after the next quarter, I'll pick up an XA2.
OokieSpookie said:I just can not go with the neutrality and peach and flowers thing no matter how I tried.
There are too many movies that will never see the light of day if this war goes on and also I still fully believe that both formats as a whole will die out far far too soon if it drags on.
But again that is something that has been rehashed over and over.
michaeld said:Die Hard 1 and 3 BR vs DVD comparison pics
http://www.bulletsnbabesdvd.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4078
http://www.bulletsnbabesdvd.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4077
J2d said:Anyone pick up Pan's Labyrinth on blu yet? Figured I might as well get it since I don't own it on dvd but some possitive impressions on the quality would still be nice.
B-Ri said:PANS IS OUT ON BLU ALREADY>?!?!?!