OFFICIAL BLU-RAY DVD RELEASE
it has been released on blu-ray.
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personally, I'd rather just buy the DVDs vs. the blu-rays.
I doubt there's that big of a difference in the resolution.
Plus, I don't like the case being ALL BLUE.
I like the black dvd cases because the blu-ray cases seem to cut off the artwork of the movie itself.
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yendor,
thanks, for your feedback!
I'm sure there's actually a difference between the actual visual between reg. DVDs and Blu=Rays, but personally, I like reg. DVDs better simply because the blu-ray cases ALL look the same & they reduce the size of the actual cover art of the movie.
Plus, as technologically-advanced as reg. DVDs are, I highly doubt the resolution is all that noticeable with blu-ray DVDs.
Most people probably wouldn't even notice a difference just like you mentioned.
Of course you buy a movie for its contents NOT for its artwork on a DVD case, but it just seems like blu-ray DVDs ALL look the same!
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by yendor-19139 » 15 minutes ago (Sun Oct 4 2015 09:11:09) Flag ▼ | Reply |
IMDb member since September 2015
Well, blu-rays are the ones that get all the bells and whistles, nowadays--just like DVDs used to get. I was a big collector of VHS, and rarely did they have any good supplements. Mostly because we had no way of choosing the supplements to watch! You might get a documentary and/or trailer that ran before the movie, and that's it. DVDs came along, and suddenly there were supplements up the wazoo!
I've noticed that while there are quite a few extras on most blu-rays, a lot of them use the same supplements that are on the regular DVD. And I agree with you about the size.
I think dvds will end up like beta videos--extinct, with blurays replacing plain jane dvds.
I will NEVER forget this man said on a documentary when asked the difference between blura dvds and just reg dvds and he actually said that he thought blu-rays would just be a fad and disappear and just leave DVDs as their replacements. LOL
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