QUOTE(ps360 @ Jan 8 2009, 12:06 PM)
I understand that. Not expecting a 3K tv to provide a one for one visual quality of a cinema - but have you guys seen how bad these 3D bluray titles are?
For Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D, the PQ is obviously not satisfactory from the colour point of view but the overall 3D experience is still fun.

Imagine that this is not even possible at all in the past to watch on your home TV and now it is possible through BD albeit not so great PQ. I think if given a good storyline and in 3D (unfortunately Journey is not), then I believe it would be worth while watching if you have missed the cinema version.
I didn't watch Journey in the cinema and therefore I am quite satisfied with the overall experience (3D and AQ) but not the PQ.

Added on January 8, 2009, 12:34 pmQUOTE(mpyw @ Jan 8 2009, 12:11 PM)
Warner Announces Batman Anthology Blu-ray Box SetPosted in Studios, US Releases on January 7th, 2009 by Dave

Warner has finally announced the Batman Anthology (1989 - 1997) for Blu-ray release, covering the Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher Batman movies.
While Euroland appears to be getting single disc releases of these four titles, the US is getting them all in a box set - so no way to avoid the hideous movie Batman & Robin.
Extras include over 18 hours of special features including documentaries from Directors Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher, deleted scenes and music videos!
Retail is expected to be $129.95 and the set is due out March 10th 2009.
Amazon UK is also releasing it for only GBP36 which is a steal if you like the first 4 batman movies. It's scheduled to be out on 16 March. Check this out:
Batman Legacy.
This post has been edited by horray: Jan 8 2009, 12:35 PM