Out this 21st July http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=5150

the young boy use the banana  for what? 

There has been some titles where the different regions use different encodes (AVC vs VC1) and different audio streams (lossless vs lossy). There has been goods and bads from both regions. This is because of the different companies that release the movies in different regions.

This site might have the details of the different regions and different encodes

Blu Ray Stats

You mean this?

UK steelbook version:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gladiator-Limited-...48179918&sr=8-2

UK normal version:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gladiator-Blu-ray-...48179918&sr=8-1

US Sapphire Edition:

http://www.amazon.com/Gladiator-Blu-ray-Ru...48180066&sr=8-1

dont envy my steelbook when i got mine...hehehe 

Ha, the heat might not be as great as you watch Jesse Jane Heat BluRay.

have tried, for a start not bad, you really see different layers,
if you continue, you tend to get fatique, magine the cardboard glasses, its very uncomfortable,
i have veiwed 3D DVD polar express too

Guess will never like the idea, maybe just keep one for interest only
Still stick to 2D,

Have never tried watching 3D movies in home dvds before, let alone blu-rays. If curious, maybe can try buying the ones that have both 3D & 2D version in one...  like My Bloody Valentine

I have try it on 'Journey To The Center Of The Earth' BD. Nice effect but also very dizzy at first. For best 3D effect ur display must be FHD ( LCD or Plasma can do ) so that the 3D image is sharp & detail & ur room must be dark.

Anyway I just use it to demo my HT to friend & gust!    The oh oh & ah ah & wow wow'  I got from their reaction after watching 3D BD is priceless!   

Found this on the receptionist's table. Uncle DHL delivered this yesterday, obviously she forgot to pass it to me.



Very nice slipcover, didn't know it'll be 3D.

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Added on July 24, 2009, 7:13 am

Congrats bro!

Got your BDP already?

Yep got it last nite. Just the peasant BD60

PQ one of the best I've seen so far on hi-def format.... flawless! Demo material for me...

no la. oppo BD83 is on my mind but not now.
wait PS3 die 1st..

Troy Director's Cut - almost grainless, blacks are dead-on, colours are rich, almost all scenes look 3-dimensional... pop up to you, as though you're in that scene. I can enjoy all these even though my LCD's not Full HD!

Transformers on the other hand, while the daylight/robot scenes are dead-sharp; is heavily-grained especially interior & night scenes... but like many others will say - this gritty-grainy look is intended to be there; and also the extensive use of filters which is fine for the tone & feel of this movie, I guess... 

But if to compare, Troy the clear winner here.. to me, at least; as a Hi-Def PQ demo disc... 
ps - Diane Kruger's (.Y.) could've been sharper...