Blu Ray Recommendations

The Back To The Future Trilogy will be released on blu ray on the 25.10.2010, it will out as a standard box set or a limited edition collectors tin here are extras on the box set so far:

This Collectors Edition Tin Includes A Delorean blueprint, An 'Outtatime' number plate, The Sports Almanac, Save The Clocktower poster & A Lenticular photo of Marty's family plus much, much more!
Tales from the Future: New six-part retrospective documentary featuring interviews with Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Director Robert Zemeckis, Producers Bob Gale and Neil Canton, plus Executive Producer Steven Spielberg including the following: In the Beginning, Time to Go, Keeping Time, Time Flies, Third Time's the Charm, The Test of Time
The Physics of Back To The Future
Nuclear Test Site Ending Storyboard Sequence
16 Deleted Scenes
Michael J. Fox Q&A
Q&A Commentaries with Director Robert Zemeckis and Producer Bob Gale
Feature Commentaries with Producers Bob Gale and Neil Canton
Making the Trilogy: Chapters One, Two & Three
The Making Of Back to the Future Part I, II & III
The Secrets of the Back to the Future Trilogy
Back to the Future Night
Behind-the-Scenes: Outtakes, Original Makeup Tests, Production Design, Storyboarding, Designing the DeLorean, Designing Time Travel, Hoverboard Test, Designing Hill Valley, Designing the Campaign
Back to the Future: The Ride
Huey Lewis and the News "Power of Love" Music Video
ZZ Top "DoubleBack" Music Video
Photo Galleries, Including Production Art, Additional Storyboards, Photographs, Marketing Materials and Character Portraits
U-CONTROL: Universal's exclusive feature allows viewers to learn more about their favorite film without ever leaving the movie.

THE MIST a quality old style horror/monster movie based on a story by Stephen King and Directed by Frank Darabont,very different but just as good as their two previous films The green Mile and The Shawshank Redemption.
Lots of behind the scenes and making of features,commentary by the Director,some deleted scenes but best of all,in my opinion,on the second disc the film is in black & white for all us crusty old horror buffs and it works so well.
http://www.play.com/DVD/Blu-ray/4-/65361...oduct.html

Green zone on blu ray, the sound and picture quality are amazing i recommend buying this film

I watched Green Zone on Blu-Ray and the sound is brilliant but because the film has been purposely made to look grainy (like Collateral) I think the standard DVD would of been enough for this film, upping the quality of a grainy film makes it look even grainier IMHO.

got 3 good ones.

firstly i got independence day on blu-ray in my local tesco's for only £8 one of my fav sci fi films ever. Also this past week got the fantastic District 9 on bluray for only £12 also in tesco's which is a bargain

also got Preadtor:Ultimate Edition last week which is better than the previous release of predator on blu-ray which had just the film on and only the trailer. whereas this ultimate edition has lots of extras including a look at predators and documentaries and features on predator

The new star trek was amazing on blu ray, had it for months but never felt like watching it yet. I was thinking about getting the predator Ultimate Edition on blu ray, might try and see if i can get it a little cheaper some where

is there really that much difference between blu ray and normal dvds?
i own one blu-ray and thats hurt locker but i avnt seen it yet coz i cant get my blu ray set up

(26-07-2010 19:05 )hitmeuptop Wrote:  is there really that much difference between blu ray and normal dvds?
i own one blu-ray and thats hurt locker but i avnt seen it yet coz i cant get my blu ray set up

some films there's a big difference between blu ray and normal films. it all depends on the age of the film and also if the companies put in any effort into putting the film on to blu ray, I Robot for example you can tell they put a big effort with sharper images, richer colours and better sound, so films like robocop on blu ray weren't that good and picture was very grainy. Also you hear of some of the film companies releasing the same film on blu ray twice as the first edition of the blu ray wasn't that good or was a rush job, terminator 2 and predator 1 were a fine example of this. Also all depends on the set up of the tv and the make in tv. What i usually do is read reviews on certain films and then i make a choice whether to buy the blu ray or dvd version of the film, sometimes on blu ray you get directors cut version of the film and on blu ray don't.

Quote:it all depends on the age of the film

Depends on the quality of film used.

For instance Zulu was filmed on top qulity 35mm film (i think) and that rivals Dark night for it's clarity (non imax bits). Where as a lot of the tv series (buffy etc) where filmed on 16mm, so they'll not be worth putting on blu ray really.

(26-07-2010 19:05 )hitmeuptop Wrote:  is there really that much difference between blu ray and normal dvds?
i own one blu-ray and thats hurt locker but i avnt seen it yet coz i cant get my blu ray set up

On some, there's not much difference between a good upgrade and a blu ray, though there's a big difference between standard dvd and any blu ray. On a good blu ray the difference is just amazing, it literally is a different viewing experience. So is the audio.