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iclim4 on 26 February 2008
Shinsekai said:
I understand you jaja , i thought that there wasn't any big differences but weeks ago i went to sony store , and watch a blu-ray movie (spiderman3) in a 60' sony and i was like wtfff you can see peolple make up. the quality is incredible i can't wait to get blu-ray movies

haha prolly why they made the Blu- ray makeup.




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StarcraftManiac on 26 February 2008
d21lewis said:
Wow. Now make sure you lie down and drink plenty of water. One's first experience with the Blu-Ray can severely strain the body. Are you okay?

 I've been sweating heavily while watching and have been drinking some energy-drinks but yea, i think i am At least for now, lol! j/k!...



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Dogs Rule on 26 February 2008
iclim4 said:
My first blu-ray was Planet earth.
The crocodiles made me go "WOAH O.O!!"

also you havent seen planet earth till you turn on motion enhancer in an XBR 4/5 while watching, everything seems so life like.

Everyone needs to experience that series. HD just makes it so much better. Well worth the entry fee. It will change your outlook on the world.



akuma587 on 26 February 2008

I can't remember my first Blu-Ray movie (I think it was either Silent Hill or Layer Cake). They were made earlier in the Blu-Ray life cycle, thus they did not look as good. I think the first time I was ever just blown away was watching Ratatouille. That movie looks PHENOMENAL in hi-def.



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Sherlock99 on 26 February 2008

whats the difference between hd-dvd in blue-ray?



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NightStalker on 26 February 2008
akuma587 said:
I can't remember my first Blu-Ray movie (I think it was either Silent Hill or Layer Cake). They were made earlier in the Blu-Ray life cycle, thus they did not look as good. I think the first time I was every just blown away was watching Ratatouille. That movie looks PHENOMENAL in hi-def.

 I agree Ratatouille looed insane. Especially when it zoomed in on the hairs of the rats.

And yea back at home(i'm in school now) my parents have a Bravia and the motion enhancer makes things look so life-like it's almost scary.



LISMDK on 26 February 2008

My first Blu-Ray was 300. It was very f**king awesome. Right now I'm watching 28 Weeks Later on Blu-Ray, it to looks incredible.



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iclim4 on 26 February 2008
LISMDK said:
My first Blu-Ray was 300. It was very f**king awesome.

Ack I hated that Blu-ray.
All the random dots popping out everywhere was annoying as hell.




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DragonLord on 26 February 2008

Lol...I agree completely. I get annoyed by people that have NEVER seen a blu-ray hooked up to a 1080p tv with HDMI cables--and try to say, it's not much of a difference from their upscaling dvd player. They are flat out wrong, lying, or have poor eye sight. Blu-ray offers a huge advantage in quality once hooked up properly to the right tv with the 7.1 uncompressed audio--HUGE!

I was one of the people with an upscaling dvd player before I got a blu-ray player. I didn't think there would be much of a quality difference either. I swallow my uninformed opinion because I was completely wrong. I now am replacing all my dvd's with blu-rays--and sell the old dvd for $4 or so on ebay once I do replace it.



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PooperScooper on 26 February 2008

300 watch 300!!!!! WOWZERS! that was my first blu-ray experience. As far as blu-ray goes with "kiddie computer generated movies" watch the simpsons and... (i was really impressed with this one) Ice age 2.