Dvd or Blu-Ray????

Blu-Ray, now that the price on them has come way down. $12 is so much more reasonable for a Blu-Ray than $30.

Blu-ray, kind of ruins my theater experience because the quality is not that good.

blu-ray is the way to go

I really want blu-ray but I can't afford to buy movies. I might get a blu-ray player just for Avatar...

I think the sega CD owns...

Still too early for Blu-Ray, gonna be using DVDs for the next couple years.xTheExploited

Blu-Ray. No room for comparison, if you seriously think that DVD is better than you need your eyes checked. Silent-Hal

I'd rather rent movies or watch them online. it's a lot cheaper to spend a couple bucks on a movie when you're renting it instead of paying 4 or 5 times that price just to own it and watch it once and then never watch it again unless you're a person than can actually watch the same movie over and over again.

PS3 Blu-ray PLAYER. The only blu-ray discs I will buy are the LOTR Extended editions, and some of the movies I truly love.

I got District 9 on BD for cheaper than the 2 disc DVD set from best buy lol.Kurushio

Is this a serious question? That's like choosing between VHS an DVD, the quality difference between the two are so far apart, once you see a movie in Bluray you'll never want to go back to that old technology called DVD.

Both.

Some things aren't possible on Blu-ray anyway (such as TV stuff made in the 80's etc.)

Both.

Some things aren't possible on Blu-ray anyway (such as TV stuff made in the 80's etc.)

FamiBox

for horror movies i prefer dvd's,sometimes blu-rays have very clear picture and it ruins the atmosphere for me,For all the rest blu ray

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Both.

Some things aren't possible on Blu-ray anyway (such as TV stuff made in the 80's etc.)

MushroomWig

Well that's what I meant. And they did film in 35mm film, but edited on video (unllike the 70s where they edited the actual film, meaning a Blu-ray could be made.)

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I don't really care to be honest but I still buy DVD's as it's cheaper then Blu Ray movies then again I'm one of those people who usually watches a movie once then never watches it again certain movies I'll watch again though.

and as rapidly as our technology is growing we will very soon find a way to convert movies made in the 80s into true hd. MaddogQ80

Nonsense. The only way would be to get all the unedited 35mm film (if it hadn't been thrown away) and reedit everything all over again. I doubt this would be done as it would be too costly.

* I'm talking about TV shows here, not movies (they are already in HD.)

Blu ray all the way

Blu-Ray FTW

Blu-ray is obviously better, especially with a PS3 like I have. It's not an essential thing though, like the DVD.

blu-ray for everything. Using DVD still is like hooking up my PS3 to a tv made in the 80s. Sure I could use it and it'd be functional but why?

Especially when the difference is so big. And thankfully the price for blu-rays have dropped tremendously and they don't all cost 30 bucks now. Amazon makes sure of that :)

Blu ray gives the best picture quality on a tv I have ever seen. So of course blu ray except for like really old movies or movies that were transferred to hd badly.

Blu-Ray is obviously the superior format. But I'm not nearly tempted to drop a load of cash on a player, or movies, as they are far more expensive than DVD's at the moment. In a few years maybe...

Still too early for Blu-Ray, gonna be using DVDs for the next couple years.xTheExploited

Dvd is so last decade.

Brutal_Elitegs

I personally will not buy another DVD with blu ray out. That being said, I don't buy alot of movies anyways.

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Tjeremiah1988

Although an upconverted DVD does indeed look better than that first picture posted, it is not as good as the second blu-ray pic. Come on, let's not get silly here.

You my actually need glasses (seriously.)

or maybe its because i havent played the movie in a while. But i can tell you for a fact, the first image is BS when its said to be DVD.

blu-ray. but for now Im content with dvd

Blu-Ray!