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Lib-ray is the future.

Lets see it is better higher quality noticeable difference

Blu-rays are cheaper then your normal dvd's so on.

Sure man, do whatever you want to do. You are making the choice in your life to go to blu-ray and whatever, just buy it if you feel that it is a good choice.

Hopefully science develops some sort of blue-ray eye surgery so you see everything in 1080p. then there would be no need to purchase expensive blue-ray movies that your going to watch a couple of times before it becomes a dust collector.

At 1/21/13 08:25 AM, supergandhi64 wrote: it's usually a fraud. even if the format had higher resolution you'd have to remember that the human eye can't tell the difference between 720p and 1080p even with 20/20 vision. don't get conned, best stick to the original

--supergandhi64

You do see the difference.

We don't all watch movies on a tiny phone screen, you know.

If your somewhat big on quality then yes, it definitely is. 80s movies especially look fantastic on Blu-Ray for me, but if your a guy who's fine watching a VHS copy just as much he is a DVD copy then you might as well not upgrade.

I don't know what those of you that say you can't tell the difference are going on about honestly. If you have a TV that can output 1080p how can you not be able to tell the difference between high def and standard definition. You guys are drunk. And Blu-Ray is getting cheaper and cheaper so why not. These things are expensive luxury items anymore.

At 1/22/13 10:28 AM, Viper50 wrote:

At 1/22/13 10:02 AM, manopoly12 wrote: Hopefully science develops some sort of blue-ray eye surgery so you see everything in 1080p. then there would be no need to purchase expensive blue-ray movies that your going to watch a couple of times before it becomes a dust collector.

I wouldn't want that.
I don't want people fucking around with my eyes just so I can watch movies like that.

But If you're a pervert like me then you don't have to watch just movies in 1080p...

And if your DVD breaks, today... you shoulda got a VCR. Because I've never owned a Blu-ray, true say.

At 1/22/13 12:47 PM, Travis wrote: It's a shame we live in a society where people choose convenience over quality...

I.e. Netflix compared to Bluray.

it's not like every movie is worthy of being bought/rented

when you watch 10+ new movies a week, it's not really feasible to buy or rent (physically) every last one

it would be a huge inconvenience and hardly worth it

people aren't watching 2001 in 240p or anything (at least, i hope not)

I personally only have blu-ray discs because I have a PS3.
There's no way in hell I'd ever just buy a blu-ray player.

At 1/22/13 12:47 PM, Travis wrote: It's a shame we live in a society where people choose convenience over quality...

I.e. Netflix compared to Bluray.

But that's how it's always been I guess.

"It's a shame that more people aren't like me and want to save money on DVDs by renting them from Netflix instead of purchasing blu-ray DVDs."

At 1/22/13 12:52 PM, w33zl wrote:

At 1/21/13 08:25 AM, supergandhi64 wrote: it's usually a fraud. even if the format had higher resolution you'd have to remember that the human eye can't tell the difference between 720p and 1080p even with 20/20 vision. don't get conned, best stick to the original

--supergandhi64

You do see the difference.

We don't all watch movies on a tiny phone screen, you know.

an urban myth. in reality it's all in your head; you think it looks better because you pay more, it's called the placebo effect. it's impossible to tell the difference between 720p and 1080p, it's too negligible for the human eye to pick up on. next you'll be telling me you can see microbial life without a microscope. just like the difference between 720p and 1080p it's there, just too small to see

--supergandhi64