I not yet watching, but my friend said at the end they is a hits will be having episode 6 of Fast and Furious!

Maybe, as long as they dont release mediocre stuff for money..

Yup, if u go watch at cinema... wait til after the first end-credit, there'll be a scene revealing of a certain something... the filmmakers already writing a F&F6 but wif the same flavour as F&F5.

Well, as long the 'fans' still fancy these eye-candy racing cars, brawny men & scantily-clad chicks and not forgetting non-stop-pump-up action sequences, then there could be more sequels to follow. what surprised me for Fast Five was that the first few series got negative reviews from film critics in general but this one received fairly well - high rating summore! 78% approval from 160 critics at Rotten Tomatoes considered high for a no-brainer summer flick, no?

This post has been edited by fadthil: May 11 2011, 12:58 PM

I could see other discussion threads are actually posting prices of devices and gadgets. Why isn't the moderator's are looking at the matter?

Check the Eaget thread. Seems like the TS is updating the prices and stock availability..ffs..On the other, it definitely does not sound like information to me , more like promoting his sales..!

This post has been edited by sKyWiR3pT3lTd: May 11 2011, 01:11 PM

I need to go and watch then...

Hi,
Should I buy bluray player from US? The power requirement is 120v in US, can I use it in Malaysia with 240v?
Will it able to play bluray disks from Malaysia?

I want to widen my viewing selection and thinking of getting a documentary blu ray, can anyone recommend which docu to get first?

Are the BBC documentaries any good..........where should I get them amazon.com or uk

Thanks

If there is no voltage switch (120v - 240v on the BD player itself then you need a transformer. You should be able to get it from the electronic shop. US and Malaysia are in the same region for BD.

Wrong section bro, anyway yup u can play BDs from Malaysia.

One question for you if U can afford buying a BD player from US, why on earth do u want to buy Malaysian pressing BDs

This post has been edited by nazmanson: May 11 2011, 11:00 PM

Great move, you can start from choosing BBC documentaries and yes BBC did the best in documentaries, get it from UK as it is much more cheaper a lot compare with US.

You may start with: (Following is a must have, the greatest documentaries I ever seen, I believe you will impress & satisfied on it. )

• BBC Life - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Blu-ray-Regio...h/dp/B002KSA4F6
• BBC Planet Earth Special Edition - http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003ZUXZCC
• BBC Human Planet - http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004EPYSBE

After completing above collection, try the following

• National Geographic - Great Migrations (from Amazon US) - http://www.amazon.com/National-Geographic-...y/dp/B0043SS2EQ
• BBC Natural History Collection - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Natural-History-Co...n/dp/B002PXHRJM
• Home - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Home-Blu-ray-Regio...e/dp/B003BYRPIW

I did not include Baraka as for me it is not a documentaries, I category it just under common category - film. This is a film with gorgeous transfer, beauty scenery, perfect angle, unique & rare shoot with non narration.

** You may ignore all IMAX documentaries, for me it just a normal and nothing spectacular. (I download few and nothing is impress me)

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: May 12 2011, 12:33 AM

Why you need to buy Blu-ray player from US? I see no point on it. If you said want to get Europe country Blu-ray then it still make sense as maybe you just need a region B player. Just my curious to know... nothing offence.

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Anyway back to your question, you need a converter for voltage issue, and YES, US player can playback Malaysia BD as US is same region A as Malaysia.

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Another question, since you can get player from US, I see even no point getting local BD, it is far more expensive with normal packaging. Unless you are planning on those Uncle Ho BD, then I suggest you have a look and compare price (promotion items in Amazon is quite reasonable price than getting those Uncle Ho BD)

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: May 12 2011, 01:22 AM

Download copies will not impress anyone either, have u seen the actual IMAX documentaries? I have seen one at my brother's. Can't recall what was it.
It looked stunning. By watching downloaded copy, you will not have the actual feel. Get 1 and try for yourself..

I do not see any sufficient reason ; why you must buy a Blu-ray player from US and further it will never get shipped directly. Remember; tax are imposed on electronic goods and using a forwarder isn't cheap mate. Search around in KL or wherever you live at. Mind you, i saw Sony S370 at Cheras , KL only for RM399. That's utter cheap. Get them here. Don't worry too much about the power voltage and stuff. You are just wasting your precious time ; waiting for your item and shipment to arrive and so on. You'll never find a better place then LYN forum to buy your Blu-ray player and Blu-ray discs. So many sellers, variety of categories, ample of choices, great pricing.

Think about it ; hero

This post has been edited by sKyWiR3pT3lTd: May 12 2011, 12:43 AM

Hello, actually it is not a huge different in PQ, you can seen a different, that is confirm, but not a extreme different like watching VCD vs BD, I download BBC life before I get the BD, I download BBC Human Planet before I get it as well, I also download National Geographic - Great Migrations before I purchase the BD as well.

All copy I download is at least 720P or up to 1080P quality - all is near BD quality, and YES I download most the film before I buy the BD.

I download most famous IMAX documentaries but non is impress me, it is just old age shooting with boring and less information narrated, nothing impress me and I won't going to buy any of them.

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I support origin, not means I blindly support, as I said before, I won't blind buy.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: May 12 2011, 12:44 AM

I wasn't pointing at your downloading choice before you purchase; i am talking about the docs..Ooops, read again , enthusiast..

I reply it as you said "Download copies will not impress anyone either", I had no idea whether you download before or not. Download copy of 720P only MKV is nearly 90% quality like BD. So which part is not impressing.

Support is support, but not means we are subvert the reality. Those MKV copy is stunning.

** Even though 720P MKV is only around 4.3GB, but the quality is nearly 90% like BD, which is far far better than 8GB original DVD. (can't compare actually). This is extremely tell how great the compression did by MKV format.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: May 12 2011, 12:50 AM

Relax, i've never fond of downloaded copy Really? MKV? Never had the precious time and patient to download and make decisions.
AVSForum & Blu-ray.com forum reviews , comes in handy..

Yes, you need to download a copy and check for yourself, download a copy that you already own the BD, then you know how spectacular MKV format are. I am crazy impress on it quality, remember it only 4.3GB but BD is at least 25GB. Off course higher AQ I seen in MKV is only a 5.1 Dolby, they surely don't have TrueHD yet, I think it support but no people is going to use it as this will extreme increase the file size.

Just try 720P MKV is far than enough, 1080P MKV just increase the file size up to 10GB ++ or even more with nothing much huge different on it.

I mean watching it in actual distance you watch the BD and I only test up to 40inch TV.

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Added on May 12, 2011, 12:58 amI got IMAX - Blue Planet, IMAX - Galapagos, IMAX - The Living Sea ... .this all I have and non of it impress me at all.

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Added on May 12, 2011, 1:03 amActually I still giving hope/chances for IMAX, I am interesting on below title which got good review, but it is a mix, where some people is given bad review as well, maybe someday I will getting it. Hope it won't disappointed me.

I nearly finish checking most available documentaries in blu-ray.com and I can't really find any others IMAX great title beside below this:

• Mother Earth Blu-ray 5-Pack (IMAX)

I never watch it, so I can't recommended as well. I suggest ignore IMAX documentaries as I believe for person that never watch documentaries or seldom, by given them a IMAX documentaries is just pushing them away from documentaries forever. Beside this, IMAX documentaries PQ is just OK, I only score them around 3 to 3.5 star for PQ. It don't have a spectacular 4 to 5 star PQ scoring well did by BBC.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: May 12 2011, 01:28 AM

Thanks for the info, I might/will order Planet Earth Special Edition to start with and maybe later the others

BTW I also d/l torrent to review before making a purchase. Me only peasant

Good choice!

I'm waiting for mine to arrive from Amazon UK. at GBP17.93 a set, it's rather value for money....

But human planet still hovers around GBP 25 per set... Still too expensive.... I'm also only a peasant....

Welcome hope you enjoy it, if you love Planet Earth, I believe you will much more liking the "Life", it was from the same group person doing the Planet Earth.

I am also a peasant only.. hehe...

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Added on May 12, 2011, 9:09 amHuman Planet still new, that why it much more expensive.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: May 12 2011, 09:09 AM