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    Quote Originally Posted by Gutsman Heavy View Post
    1. Dark Knight
    2. TF1/ROTF
    3. Ironman
    4. Anything from Pixar (Up looks particularly stunning, I also own Wall.E & Ratatouille on blu)
    5. Fight Club
    6. Tropic Thunder
    7. Spider-man 3 (it looks great, that's about it :P)
    8. Star Trek (new one)
    9. Hellboy 2
    10. Monsters vs Aliens
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    I'm curious as to why you included Fight Club and Tropic Thunder? Great movies but does it matter how good of quality it is to watch it?

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    Transformers the cartoon movie looks great on Blu-ray. Star Trek as well.

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    I liked watchmen on blu ray too
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    Quote Originally Posted by SamLoi888 View Post
    Transformers the cartoon movie looks great on Blu-ray
    It looks good, but there's room for improvement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shazam View Post
    I'm curious as to why you included Fight Club and Tropic Thunder? Great movies but does it matter how good of quality it is to watch it?
    both are very visaul films in thier own way, Tropic has large set peices on par with any real action film and the jungle setting is perfect for HD. Fight Club is an incredibly viseral film and visuals go a long way on selling that, IMO a good blu-ray film doesn't need to be a GC toon or action jackson, but how the visuals aid in story telling

    Quote Originally Posted by High-Def Digest
    detail is heightened (especially in regards to textures and fabric - Norton and Pitt's dilapidated mansion never looked so gloriously grimy), and there are no instances of artificial sharpening or DNR.
    Fincher is great at visuals and blu-ray helps sell his vision far greater than SD formats ever could.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gutsman Heavy View Post
    both are very visaul films in thier own way, Tropic has large set peices on par with any real action film and the jungle setting is perfect for HD. Fight Club is an incredibly viseral film and visuals go a long way on selling that, IMO a good blu-ray film doesn't need to be a GC toon or action jackson, but how the visuals aid in story telling



    Fincher is great at visuals and blu-ray helps sell his vision far greater than SD formats ever could.
    Wow thats beyond what I look for in terms of a movie worth buying on blu ray.

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    The Matrix trilogy boxset.

    Dont bother getting TF The movie (cartoon from 1986), I dont think you will see improvement compared to normal DVD. But I stand corrected.

    I see a lot of remakes into DVD and Blu-Ray and they are pretty woeful.

    Whilst its good to have a BD player, are you hooked up with a 1080p TV and a decent surround sound system?

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    I will say

    TF
    TF ROTF
    86 TF Movie
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    Coraline
    Startrek
    Clonewars
    Ghostbusters its good to see so clear
    Batman begins
    Dark Knight

    And all Pixar stuff looks fantastic

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Ed View Post
    Dont bother getting TF The movie (cartoon from 1986), I dont think you will see improvement compared to normal DVD. But I stand corrected.
    You mean you 'stand to be corrected'? Ok...correction coming up. There's a massive improvement from DVD to Blu-ray. I have both. The colours are so rich and bright on the Blu-ray it feels like a different movie. Well worth getting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SamLoi888 View Post
    You mean you 'stand to be corrected'? Ok...correction coming up. There's a massive improvement from DVD to Blu-ray. I have both. The colours are so rich and bright on the Blu-ray it feels like a different movie. Well worth getting.
    Question for you - are you comparing it (the blu-ray version) to the original DVD release that came out in '03, or the 2-disc special edition which came in the letterbox format? Just curious.
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