eh...bulu ketiak pun ada

since it cheap, you should get it.
can add to your library and make your 100BD aim more faster

i actually sold off my US Planet earth to get the UK version...for that extra disc...which i havent even watched..

i bought bd based on this priority...
1) sq
2) pq
3) movie
4) extra bass logo

simply say i wont buy bd with no HD sound

rhtj,
That reminds me, did you ever check to see if the 5th disc is indeed 1080i?

43%

Anyway knows Underworld Trilogy UK region free or not? Bloody cheap now at GBP16.98

Really, I read somewhere that they reduced optical media tax from that high to 10% + 15%.

Maybe I got it mixed up with Electronics.

Very true! But in HD? Why not!

My rule:

1. Content
2. PQ
3. AQ

AQ for movies & concerts must be lossless, for documentaries I got no choice though, I own Planet Earth, Home, The Universe Season 1 & 2, When We Left Earth: The NASA Missions and many more on my to-buy list. Baraka is DTS-HD MA, which is along with the PQ is 5 stars.

any news for transformer 2 bd?

20 OCTOBER 2009



This post has been edited by aiman04: Aug 18 2009, 05:29 PM

my selection criteria:

1.content
and a very close 2nd is price!
3. PQ and AQ is pretty much on par with each other on the scale of importance.

Content as in the movie itself or the contents of the BD (eg. Special Features, Digital Copy, etc)?

For me, for BDs its always PQ (as in effects) & AQ. I seldom get dramas or nice directing or nice story or classics coz I will get/got them on DVDs. Much cheaper and dun need to rely on eye/aural candies.

Thats why my BD collection all are nonsense, no-brainers, all-out action and loud titles

The movie must be good before even considering parting with that much money. I don't get how people canwatch In The Name of the King and tell me they enjoyed watching it - regardless of source.

If it is "In the name of my father" then it is different story.

In The Name Of THE Father - Daniel Day-Lewis?

This post has been edited by Lone*Wolf: Aug 18 2009, 07:09 PM

Content means main feature. Like movies, concerts, documentaries, etc.

But most of us here are home theater enthusiasts, so sometimes content is third priority just to enjoy the visual and sonic experience through our own equipment which I'm sure we've spent a lot. Hence, I own Transformers, and planning to get the sequel as well. That said, I also own Gandhi, Silence of the Lambs, etc on BD. I'm sure many of us are also true movie lovers, our priorities are still movies with hearts, substance, good plot, inteligent, meaningful, well written/directed, etc.

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Added on August 18, 2009, 7:16 pmI own that on DVD. Great performance by Day-Lewis & Pete Postlethwaite. Very moving piece.

This post has been edited by aiman04: Aug 18 2009, 07:18 PM

I'm not a home theater enthusiast. I'm a home theater enthusiast-wannabe.

Still in college but managed to get a windfall and decided to piss it all away on a bedroom set

This is just the beginning bro, remember once you've become an enthusiast there's no turning back.

You using PS3? Make sure the set you're getting can accept multi-channel PCM so you can enjoy lossless audio.

Hope you got my reply. Good luck.