shantyman said:I just read an AP article on CES:
This quote jumps out at me:
Do people really care a bout garbage special features like this in their media?
Snah said:I hope so. I want to know about Batman Begins, V for Vendetta, and Matrix....
Costanza said:Are we gonna get movie announcements during this conference?
neverknowsbest said:PiP commentaries? Online features? I would never ever touch those.
neverknowsbest said:I personally don't give a shit about any fancy special features at all. The only things I watch are deleted scenes and filming-diary kind of things, like in Superbad which had the film diary and Everybody Hates Michael Cera. Commentaries are useless because I don't want to watch the movie AGAIN with some people speaking over it. PiP commentaries? Online features? I would never ever touch those.
neverknowsbest said:I personally don't give a shit about any fancy special features at all. The only things I watch are deleted scenes and filming-diary kind of things, like in Superbad which had the film diary and Everybody Hates Michael Cera. Commentaries are useless because I don't want to watch the movie AGAIN with some people speaking over it. PiP commentaries? Online features? I would never ever touch those.
MechDX said:I used to feel the same way but I watched with the extras turned on during Batman Begins and Transformers and it was actually pretty damn interesting and entertaining.
polyh3dron said:Shia LaBeouf: "In this scene I felt that it warranted saying 'No' 20 times in rapid succession instead of the standard 12 times seen in prior scenes to draw attention to the iconic symbolism at play..."
Any chance there will be a HD DVD trade in program for Blu-ray.
David Bishop, said not at this time.
Ignatz Mouse said:There's that.
Flek said:"He says to see Universal now and if we all asked they might change their mind."
what?
seriously this is fucking stupid. i wanna see some goddamn movies but i think it's over after these questions.Snah said:Well that was boring...
When do they show off their titles for '08?
With Blu-ray the aparent winner, are we going to see more catalogue titles?
Bob says song of the south won't be covered here today, but one of the pinnacle moments was when we decided to take out Snow white, which signaled it was mass market, sing this was a most cherished title. This time they are releasing Snow while this October. "And what's the price point Bob?" "Wow" -- and as a result we know where this is going. David Bishop says most of lived through DVD and just like it we look at the core and try to release products that are valuable to them.
Mifune said:What in the blathering hell is being blathered about here? Is this Babelfish?
djkimothy said:That conference was useless and boring. l
No justice, no peace my friend!StoOgE said:i want my reparations from the bda!
StoOgE said:i want my reparations from the bda!
Witchfinder General said:Before I answer your question let me first ask you one:
After playing back the same track on good quality Hi-Fi for both vinyl and CD, have you ever heard someone proclaim they preferred the CD?
Excatly.
I worked in Hi-Fi for years and own a very nice set up for both CD and vinyl and can state that vinyl wins hand down. I used to demo the differences to customers and 9/10 would state that they preferred the record, even when played back on a uch more expensive CD set-up over the vinyl.
The problem with the digital medium is that it takes the original signal and samples it, which takes away something from the sound no matter how big the sample.
Vinyl is analog and thusly gives you 100% of the pie.
Sure, vinyl isn't perfect (what is?) but there's a reason it sounds so natural and organic.
btf1980 said:Yes. I know people that will take CD over vinyl, and many have. I like how you replied with digital takes away "something", and Vinyl is natural and organic. Natural and organic are not proof of anything other than what you find appealing. Yeah, more or less no facts, just more words of nothingness. I'm surprised you didn't use "warm" as well, that's a favorite with the vinyl crowd. What that lost "something" is has yet to be determined, and of course you failed to mention it, because it's not there. It's like the Yeti or something. That "something" is pure conjecture. Even you don't know what it is. The DACS in todays high end CD players are fantastic. Like I said, some people prefer Vinyl, and that's fine. I have no problem with that. Alot of people like the snap, crackle and pop and to them it authenticates the sound. So be it. But to say Vinyl is SUPERIOR to SACD, DVD-A or CD as a factual statement is wrong and pure baloney.
polyh3dron said:Witchfinder, sorry to break it to you, but these days, essentially ALL MUSIC is recorded digitally and then mastered digitally, so anything on vinyl from the last 8-10 years usually won't have a complete analog path from the performance to the record. Most music dating back even further has been mastered digitally even if it was recorded and mixed on 2-inch analog tape, so the same thing applies.
StoOgE said:i want my reparations from the bda!
Tristar -> Columbia -> Sony -> Blu-ray... But then again, it's Cameron!_leech_ said:Who has the rights to Terminator 2? MGM, right?
.GauntletFan said:Paramount/DreamWorks: "We like wasting money!"
http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/s...unt/DreamWorks:__Still_Supporting_HD_DVD/1345
Lionsgate. It's already out on BD._leech_ said:Who has the rights to Terminator 2? MGM, right?
Snah said:Paramount about to drop HD-DVD
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/dc409afa-...20-11db-b0dc-000b5df10621.html?nclick_check=1
Snah said:Paramount about to drop HD-DVD
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/dc409afa-...20-11db-b0dc-000b5df10621.html?nclick_check=1
Snah said:Paramount about to drop HD-DVD
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/dc409afa-...20-11db-b0dc-000b5df10621.html?nclick_check=1
chubigans said:Wait...that wasnt really an article at all.
Snah said:What?
Who has the rights to Terminator 2? MGM, right?