I have like 65 >30gb movies.. so many movies so little time
.. so far one of the few I enjoyed was the aqua man scenes and also the 1917 (pitch black scene, and also the flares, oh my)

My current library size is 539 titles not including TV series, majority of which are in their full untouched state. I'm starting to re-encode them to a more manageable file size without losing any perceivable drop in image quality.

Modern day movies, unfortunately it's a dime in a dozen which ones are good. 1917 was a good movie though I agree.

I will only watch a movie once and can't make myself watch a 2nd time and reason why there aren't a lot of great movies to watch for me. They don't make movies like Forrest Gump often.

There are over 1000 titles here, majority of them are great - https://www.criterion.com/shop/browse/list?sort=spine_number

I don't believe you've watched even half of them, correct me if I've assumed wrongly.

This is a nice list.

I only know silence of the lambs, armageddon and a couple more thats all. lol

They are plenty, check blu-ray.com to get more titles. Currently under maintenance, check once it is up.

Doesn't look like we will be getting G1 in MY anytime soon , if at all .


C1 - 48 " , 55 " , 65 " , 77 "

A1 - 55 " , 65 "

B1 - 55 " , 65 "

NANO75 - 43 " , 50 " , 55 " , 65 " , 75 " , 86"

NANO80 - 55" , 65"

NANO86 - 55 " , 65 " , 75 "



Catalogs should be up after Raya .

This post has been edited by Convael: Apr 22 2021, 06:49 PM

Will all this release simultaneously or a staggered release? And what about LG QNED series? Will we be getting that?

Not simultaneously but over the year , just like last time .



No news on the QNED yet .

This post has been edited by Convael: Apr 22 2021, 08:17 PM

Any idea what sort of price range the 48 will be in?

It will not stray too far away from the 55 " .

These 48" are selling like a hotcake because they make a great monitor, therefore it will only be available in very limited quantity .

I expect it to land @ around $8000 MSRP at launch . I could be wrong , surprise us LG MY .

This post has been edited by Convael: Apr 22 2021, 09:07 PM

C1 48 here I cum 😍

I remember hearing about LG producing more 48 inci for this year. Previously 48" was cut alongside 77" so supply was more limited.

This post has been edited by Currylaksa: Apr 23 2021, 10:30 PM

my house tv just kena strike by thunder. I'm looking at CX or BX series.

I know CX is higher end model and BX is entry level. Anyone using BX series?

What is the comment?

Bx is good enough but then ppl will recommend cx. But then, i think u better invest in surge protector. Lightning very frequent at klang valley if u are living in there.

I'm from JB. There is thunder storm few days ago. My house TV, amplifier, astro decoder, auto gate, digital tuner player all gone......

Not sure my TV and amplifier can repair or not.....

This post has been edited by cyclone2: Apr 24 2021, 01:33 PM

If fry power supply maybe still can repair.. but if fry mainboard susah le.. wow.. tat is alot thing kena.. tats y now expensive equipment better use surge protector. Sometimes no need lightning, if supply surge also will kena. U normally use ur tv for wat?

Initial impressions going from C7 to CX, it is dimmer. I guess its new tech to reduce burn-in.

I was using the belkin gold series protector........ funny things is the surge protector no problem, still can use.... but then all devices mati.....

now in dilemma...... wish the tv can get repair.... but then in my heart hope i can find excuses to change new tv....

this tv was bought in 2012 Sharp Aquos Quantro 3D somemore....

Sort of but not really.

C7 had higher peak brightness overall, but CX has less aggressive ABL and if the background is static (like pure white or mostly white, like snow) then the CX is actually brighter as it can sustain full field brightness longer than the C7.

Damn.....after saving up for so long....and I cannot get the G1 - I guess LG can't find enough of a market here to bring it in....