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Budzilla posted:I think a worst Blu Ray category would be rather pointless. Too subjective (especially with PQ), just recommend in the OP for buyers steer away from discs with MPEG-2 codecs since most earlier releases of Blu Ray aren't too hot. Maybe a list of titles that are universally agreed upon as something to avoid might be helpful. I know I always wondered why Patton was always on sale.
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Does anyone know the status of The Great Escape on Blu-Ray? Has there been any discussion of a release for it?
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Agreed posted:Planet Earth came out on BD? Hopefully you didn't order it yet, but, you can get the "Planet Earth" Blu-Ray from Amazon UK for ridiculously cheap.
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May 25, 2010 18:04
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The graphic in the first isn't bad but all that text is pretty ugly.
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May 25, 2010 18:45
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I said come in! posted:The Book of Eli was loving stupid. That twist ending was beyond retarded too. Garth, I think that was a haiku!
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May 26, 2010 14:07
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Zophar posted:I can't wrap my head around the fact this movie made over a billion dollars. Absolutely perfect timing. Everyone wanted to go see another 3D movie after seeing Cameron's little flick, and with the inflated prices for it, well... it adds up.
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May 28, 2010 17:43
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Fat Lou posted:Amazon buys DVDs. I have never used them, but I have considered it. The prices they offer are pretty ridiculous. I realize that there's not a whole lot of demand for Batman Begins or Fight Club on DVD, but I'd like to get more than $0.50 each for them.
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Jun 17, 2010 14:28
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doctor thodt posted:America: The Story of Us reviewed Did anyone watch this? I kept hearing about how good it was but never caught it. $35 doesn't seem a bad price for 12 hours of material. Blind buy worthy?
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doctor thodt posted:America: The Story of Us reviewed DeepDiscount has this for $25 shipped.
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doctor thodt posted:Once Upon a Time in America 1/11 Will the reviews have screen caps of 13 year old Jennifer Connelly's rear end?
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Sep 22, 2010 15:12
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I said come in! posted:Is it really that bad? I was gonna get this, i've never seen... Back to the Future, before. :/ That's pretty surprising. Do you live in the United States? The first movie was a fixture of TBS/TNT/USA programming throughout the 1990s.
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Oct 15, 2010 14:36
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Red posted:Why does Bradley Cooper have a patch of black hair on the left side of his head? And Sharlto Copley looks like a 55 year old lesbian.
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Oct 21, 2010 14:57
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Red posted:I sat through Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban, and to be honest, I didn't get it. To me, it seems like a (very rich-looking, and well done) children's film. It sounds like you got it just fine. It is a children's movie, and that film in particular is essentially the only one that has nothing to do with Harry and friends battling Voldemort. The end of the fourth movie is when the series shifts away from just being a fun little kid's story.
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Nov 23, 2010 15:07
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Tony Danza Claus posted:Help! Do I put "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" under "Johnny Depp" or "Tobey Maguire"?! Jena Malone has probably watched it before, so it could be filed under that category, too.
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Dec 3, 2010 19:46
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So we can assume that the original trilogy release is going to be the same content wise as that of the DVD release, right? Han shoots first, ghost Hayden, etc.
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Jan 6, 2011 21:21
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Sir Lemming posted:What other excuse could he possibly have? I don't know how true this is, but I heard an explanation that his ex-wife owns 50% of the royalties / rights / whatever to the true OT, and that if he releases it commercially she would be entitled to 50%. The versions with his changes are not the same film (apparently?) and thus she doesn't get 50% of the sales. This would be why the only DVD release of the non-hosed-with-version was a bonus disc feature. Again, no idea if that's correct. If it is, I suppose it makes sense, in a greedy George Lucas kind of way. If that isn't the case, well...
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frumpsnake posted:No, his wife does not own the 'rights' to the Original Trilogy, and if she did, the SE would certainly still count as being the same film. I didn't say she owned the rights, but a portion. Whether the SE counts or not (for the record, I agree that I would think it would) seems to be unknown. This article seems to think along the lines of what I was saying: http://www.starwarz.com/tbone/index.php?categoryid=22&p2_articleid=458 And a snippet from another article seems to be almost exactly what I was saying in my post: quote:The Separation Agreement between Lucas and his first wife, Marcia - whom he married in 1969 and divorced in 1983 - explicitly agrees that the ex-Mrs. Lucas is contractually obliged to receive a portion of any profits generated by the re-release of the original versions of "Star Wars, "Empire" and "Jedi."
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Why do Blu-Ray discs not allow me to 'resume' as I could with DVDs? What I'm talking about is if I put in a disc and watch, say, 45 minutes, and then turn the power off. On my DVD player, I could turn the power back on and it would resume where I left off. With Blu-Ray, it seems that 80% of the time I try this, it starts back at the beginning like I had inserted a new disc. Some movies resume right where I left off, and even less often, some discs pop up with a 'Resume Playback?' prompt. My player doesn't have a bookmark feature that I am able to locate.
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Feb 9, 2011 21:58
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They just changed the PS3 interface again not that long ago. It's a bit better now. I was fine with the old interface.
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Criminal Minded posted:Just got back from an AMC showing as well. It was amazing. Did they fix the saturation of the blood at the end? I figured it wouldn't need to be muted now since R rated films get away with a lot more.
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