Have you made the switch to the era of the Blu Ray?

Blu Rays are becoming more quickly the go to source for film and TV show releases. With many releases of older movies on the horizon (Taxi Driver, LOTR Trilogy), and pretty much every new release getting it's Blu Ray counterpart, have you made the switch to the HD era?

I have, and I love it. Some Blus definitely look better than others, but for the most part, more memory=more extras=1000x better quality than DVDs. They are quite an investment, so Amazon helps a lot. So yes, I can safetly say I will probably never buy a DVD again.

I rarely watch movies at home, so no. And when I do, my cable provider has a big HD library I can rent from. So no hard copies.

nope. Too expensive is one of many reasons imo

No and I don't plan on buying them for a long time. I don't notice the difference as I only ever buy television shows on DVD. I don't really think that watching season 3 of The West Wing would make any different on Blu Ray opposed to DVD ...

more memory=more extras=1000x better quality than DVDs.

loserbam828

I am switching over now, however I am keeping my massive DVD collection.

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more memory=more extras=1000x better quality than DVDs.

FFCYAN

Nope, and I don't see myself switching anytime soon.

i use both bluray and dvds

Why?

I have a xbox my games are on dvds

PC games are on steam or i play web games

DVDs i get from the library is dvd anyways

but anyaywas most movies shows i wanna see is streamed

I have no use for a blue ray player

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more memory=more extras=1000x better quality than DVDs.

loserbam828

I still have a massive DVD collection. However I do have some Blu-Ray movies; the latest being the Alien Anthology box set.

I've been buying movies in blu ray now. So yes.

I have a PS3, so I'll buy the BluRay if a movie was a real visual treat.

I have a PS3, so I'll buy the BluRay if a movie was a real visual treat.

MetroidPrimePwn

I wasn't impressed at all with blu-ray and my PS3 until I rented a BR movie and it installed BDlive or some blu-ray java script and now I'm totally impressed with blu-ray (and its upscalling dvds). I guess having a PS3 is great for blu-ray and getting updates. btw I've never used bdlive but it sounds cool to text or talk to others who are watching the same movie.

I have about a dozen Blu-Rays but I sold my PS3 :(. Oh well I'm sure I'll get another one in the future.

Is owning a PS3 enough? Even then I don't use Blu Ray either.

Yep i only watch bluray

I'll buy newer movies or movies that I love in blu-ray. For the rest tho DVD is fine

No. I don't have an HDTV, and even if I did, I don't buy enough movies to justify the cost of buying a Blu Ray player (or the Blu-Ray's themselves).

it's rare for me to buy movies at all even though i do it on occassion.

i watched my dads vhs collection go obsolete and then his dvd collection go obsolete so it just seems like a suckers game to me.

if i do break down and buy one it's on blu ray.

i spend next to nothing on netflix and can watch any blu ray that is out so i just don't see the need to own anything.

nope, DVD and netflix has me covered. though i do have some BR disks in my house because of my sissy ps3.

yeah. im nearly 100% HD. now with the BBC broadcasting the F1 in HD

is it already dead?

Sort of, second hand or old DVD's are a lot cheaper. Newer releases between bluray and DVD tend to be closing the gap in price somewhat. I have a few blurays, but I wouldn't repurchase movie's I have on DVD. APiranhaAteMyVa

We have a blu ray player but don't buy many, if any, blu rays for it, mostly just dvds.

I haven't and I doubt I ever will. It seems to me that the industry is headed more towards online streaming than it is disc storage, and that's what I've made my switch to. Netflix online streaming FTW-Sun_Tzu-

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]I haven't and I doubt I ever will. It seems to me that the industry is headed more towards online streaming than it is disc storage, and that's what I've made my switch to. Netflix online streaming FTWBlue_Shield

I won't ever switch to blue ray tell they stop making DvDs.

The 200+ DvDs I have will be a pain in the *** to replace.

I rarely buy movies to begin with. The prices would have to come way down for me to even consider it.

I do get Blu-Ray from Redboxes though.

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]I haven't and I doubt I ever will. It seems to me that the industry is headed more towards online streaming than it is disc storage, and that's what I've made my switch to. Netflix online streaming FTWBlue_Shield

Yep. If it's available on Blu Ray, it's that or nothing.