OokieSpookie
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Gary Whitta said:So has the five-disc Blade Runner BD definitely been delayed, or is it out today?
The five disk is out, the ultimate in the case was delayed on both formats.
Gary Whitta said:So has the five-disc Blade Runner BD definitely been delayed, or is it out today?
Mrbob said:So can I find The Simpsons Movie Blu Ray in stores cheaper for $34.99?
I want to get this for a xmas gift, but there is no way I'm spending 35 bucks on the movie.
OokieSpookie said:The five disk is out, the ultimate in the case was delayed on both formats.
distantmantra said:Tenenbaums was released by Buena Vista/Disney. Darjeeling is Fox Searchlight. The DVD is scheduled for March according to The Digital Bits, but no word on a Blu-ray release.
Mrbob said:Reposted on a new page so it doesn't get lost.
Oni Jazar said:What the hell is going on with Netflix and HD movies?
Mrbob said:So can I find The Simpsons Movie Blu Ray in stores cheaper for $34.99?
I want to get this for a xmas gift, but there is no way I'm spending 35 bucks on the movie.
The Video: Sizing Up the Picture
I have to admit walking into this one with relatively low expectations. Visually speaking, "The Simpsons" is certainly a step up from "South Park," but let's face it -- the TV show is a far cry from Pixar. However, the creative team behind the 'The Simpsons Movie' clearly put a lot of effort into upgrading the show's visuals for the big screen, and the results are often downright eye-popping. Likewise, this Blu-ray presentation looks way better than I expected it to.
Fox presents 'The Simpsons Movie' in 1080p/AVC MPEG-4 video. The most striking aspect of the presentation is certainly the colors. Hues are wonderfully vivid and smooth, with bold uses of primaries and subtle shadings and gradients that far exceed anything seen on the TV series. As you would expect, the source is immaculate, with not a whiff of grain or any other imperfections. Blacks are rock solid, with contrast expertly modulated across the entire grayscale. This image really pops with depth and detail, and it's sharp as a tack. I was continually surprised at how three-dimensional it all looks -- even "dark" scenes have a richness of texture that's faultless. Finally, despite the bold animation style, I noticed no posterization or macroblocking.
I'm going to go out on a limb and award 'The Simpsons Movie' a five out of five stars for video. Not because I think this one replaces 'Ratatouille' as the greatest animated movie yet to hit high-def, but simply because I can't find a single thing wrong with this transfer. It appears to be a perfect representation of the source material, and you just can't get any better than that. So don't have a cow, okay man?
OokieSpookie said:The five disk is out, the ultimate in the case was delayed on both formats.
_leech_ said:Not based on what i've seen.
I went to both Futureshop and Best Buy today and the Blu-ray copies were completely sold out. However, there were plenty (i'm talking double-digit) copies of the HD-DVD version - including the Ultimate breifcases - so I guess if you're an HD-DVD fan you won't have anything to worry about.
So yea, I came out empty handed. Looks like i'll try again this weekend.
of the stores I checked today, three were BB, one was FYE and one was Suncoast. no hi-def copies of Blade Runner at all, not even briefcases.OokieSpookie said:Odd, moviestop and best buy both didnt get them and got a letter saying they were delayed.
VanMardigan said:The crazy thing is that I got Mr. Brooks way back when I got ripped off on Ebay, and had to return it when I realized that I wasn't getting my Ps3 to watch it on. Mr. Brooks says available now (though it isn't at the top of my queue anymore so it won't get shipped), while Rat is "very long wait" along with Live Free or Die Hard. Cars is "now", and Ocean's Thirteen is "long wait", so I feel like picking that up at my local Blockbuster, which has the Blu Ray version available, since apparently not many people are renting HD movies down here.
On HD DVD, I got TMNT last week or so after it being on queue for months, while Bourne Ultimatum and Harry Potter are "very long wait". Netflix is pretty pathetic when it comes to HD movies on both formats. I know I won't get to watch new releases for months unless I buy them, and the new releases are rarely listed in BOGO deals. I have to be content with older releases on both formats, which is fine for the most part.
DoctorWho said:Cancelled my Amazon order and picked it up at HMV here in Toronto. More expensive but I really wanted it today. The fifth disc was loose when I got home and there is a small scratch on it. I really hate these cases... :/
For the person who said that the ultimate was delayed... I saw it at several stores today.
_leech_ said:Which HMV? Any more copies?
The best buy here(fayetteville) sold out of the HD-DVD version and had several left for blu._leech_ said:Not based on what i've seen.
the Blu-ray copies were completely sold out. However, there were plenty (i'm talking double-digit) copies of the HD-DVD version -
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced that they will bring 'The Adventures of Barron Munchausen' to Blu-ray on April 8th. Specs have not yet been announced for this title, but extras include an audio commentary track, two featurettes, two storyboard sequences, and deleted scenes. Exclusive to this Blu-ray release is a "Graphics and Picture Track".
bune duggy said:of the stores I checked today, three were BB, one was FYE and one was Suncoast. no hi-def copies of Blade Runner at all, not even briefcases.
OokieSpookie said:The five disk is out, the ultimate in the case was delayed on both formats.
distantmantra said:Was this already posted? I didn't see it.
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=765
Blu-ray.com got a screener copy of Resident Evil: Extinction, which utilizes Profile 1.1 and PiP.
We will see.VanMardigan said:That seems like some really cool content, and pretty much what I want from my movies on both formats, so I'm glad Blu is finally catching up in that regard. I'm updating my Ps3 right now. As far as the last paragraph, it seems like that extra content is lost for non 1.1 players, not as spookie suggested that the content would be shown in an alternate way. That's what I was afraid of, that the 1.0 players simply don't get access to the features, in any way.
Yay... Now bring on Batman Begins FFS!distantmantra said:Was this already posted? I didn't see it.
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=765
Blu-ray.com got a screener copy of Resident Evil: Extinction, which utilizes Profile 1.1 and PiP.
OokieSpookie said:We will see.
Everything that I am being told says that the pip content will be watchable as featurettes.
VanMardigan said:Does that even make sense to you? A video commentary with the director's head as a featurette? Who "tells" you these things? Is it one of your boys at hd digest forums? :lol
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michaeld said:Wow at BR in Japan
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SRG01 said:Holy shit. And that's in the span of a few weeks.
AgentOtaku said:5-Disc is also delayed according to Amazon =/
...mine was supposed to ship today (>___<)
YYZ said:
Zoe said:What exactly is being tracked by those charts? The first word in the titles is DVD Recorder.
SRG01 said:Weekly sales. I think it means DVD-R...
jjasper said:Blu Ray= 20% of total market in Japan?
YYZ said: