List Your Blu-Ray Movie Collection...

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Just curious as to get a sense of it's popularity, how many movies do you guys have on Blu-Ray...

New, classic remastered, etc...

I saw a big special effect 2006 film on HD & I could easily spot the digital doubles.:naughty:
 
dont have it yet, but my christmas gift to myself will be an HD system.

from reading the reviews so far and just picking from my favorite movies, heres my list so far:


buying immediately:
Firefly
Wanted
Speed Racer
Baraka
Pan's Labyrinth
Planet Earth
Serenity
The Dark Knight
Matrix (box set)
Blade Runner
Sleeping Beauty
Underworld 1 & 2
No County for Old Men
Kill Bill 1 & 2
Cloverfield

will buy someday soonish:
WALL-E
Lord of the Rings
Nightmare Before Christmas
Office Space
Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle
Master and Commander
Gangs of New York
The Descent
Perfume - The Story of a Murderer
300
The Prestige
Curse of the Golden Flower
Shoot Em Up
The Incredibles ? (supposedly upscaled is fine)
Ronin ? (havent heard much about transfer yet)
Dark City ? (havent heard much about transfer yet)
Spider-Man Trilogy ? (not a big fan but probably looks great)
Godfather Trilogy

not on Blu-Ray yet:
Harry Potter (box set)
Deadwood
Carnivale
Half Baked
Chronicles of Riddick
Forrest Gump
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
I <3 Huckabees
Fight Club
 
Just starting it, and slowly. I've asked my wife for Casino Royale on BD for Christmas, but I am worried my 10 & under boys will find it & want to watch it since they know about 007 movies. NOT kiddie appropriate, so that's one to store out in my office.

Speaking of HD movies, though, I rented The Maltese Falcon last night via the Apple TV. (takes sip of Apple Kool-Aid) Wow, that looks good in high definition!

Maybe I'll look into getting some good old B&W movies on BD too.

I was hoping Wall-E would be a great BD movie because it's contemporary, computer-generated, and could look fabulous in 1080p. When we rented it last week in BD I thought the graphics looked over softened and aside from the look I didn't think the story was very compelling. Oh well. In this category I'll be getting Cars.

Maybe it's that my TV is *ONLY* 42" but I'm having a hard time noticing better definition in the BD than in upscaled DVD. The TV's a good LCD with true 1080p and 120-Hz refresh, though. Leaves me wondering whether it's the TV size or a heavy dose of lossy compression and DRM used in the BD that might be bringing down the way movies look. Well, I should stop there because I'm not trying to change the course of the thread. I just only wanted to mention why I'm slow to dive into a library of BD movies.

Oh Hoople -- Speed Racer! I never even bothered to watch Speed Racer as a kid, but I sure liked the movie. I especially liked the cinematic effects they chose to use, the visual timeline swiping with multiple simultaneous dialogs, and that they'd do campy things like mock/mimic the way the animation was. (Like when Speed's in trouble on the mountain and there are those dumb shots of Trixie & Sparky going "OH!" ... brilliant!)
 
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I own:
300
Blade Runner
Blades of Glory
Casino Royale
Con Air
Crank
The Day After Tomorrow
The Fifth Element
Flight of the Phoenix
Goodfellas
Gridiron Gang
I Am Legend
I, Robot
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Live Free or Die Hard
Lost Season 3
National Treasure
National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Resident Evil
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Resident Evil: Extinction
The Rock
Saw
Saw II
Saw III
Saw IV
Sleepy Hollow
Stir of Echoes
Sunshine
Swordfish
Terminator 2
Ultraviolet
Underworld: Evolution

I want:
The Mummy
The Mummy Returns
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
The Thing
The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
Starship Troopers
10,000 B.C.
Constantine
X Files: Fight the future
X Files: I Want to Believe
Ratatouille
Dark City
Cars
Matrix Collection
Iron Man
Wanted
The Dark Knight
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Transformers
Hancock

Im sure there have to be more:whistle:
and Black Friday tomorrow, the girlfriend will never know:devil:
 
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Considering taking the plunge...

My first BR movies will probably be...

1. Ironman
2. Shooter
3. Indiana Jones (crystal skull)

(they're on sale at Wal-mart tomorrow (5 to 11 a.m.) for $15 each.
 
No plans to buy blu-ray yet. Comparing a Blu Ray video to a up-converted DVD video there's rarely any noticeable difference on a 1080p television. Tried it with a friend's Blu Ray and my DVD player on a couple different screens with a couple different movies. Just not worth the current premium price.
 
Im waiting for all Star Wars movies on BL:faint:

If it happens...Probably 2015:(:mecry:

I love watching BL on my GIANT!!!! LCD monitor, the detail smacks you HARD in the face.:D

My next BL movie is Ironman.:faint:
 
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:drool::drool::drool::drool::drool:

GETTING THE POP CORN READY TONIGHT. Glorious 1080p:naughty:

I cant get over the HUGE sexy eye candy compared to the DVD version. Suddenly DVD seems like VHS.:crackup:
 
None. I've several hundred movies on standard DVD and VHS. Just don't see the attraction of spending more money for movies I already have, or spend more than a standard DVD costs for better resolution that I could care less about, not to mention the added expense of yet another DVD player. Maybe in 5-10 years I'll get around to it, or when standard DVD disapears.
 
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