Don't say Sony never did anything nice for their customers.

I bought The Fifth Element on Blu-Ray when I first got my PS3, and needless to say-- while I was impressed with the level of detail, I was dissapointed with the excessive grainyness of the picture. Well, my cries and those of others apparantly were heard by Sony, because now they're releasing a remastered Blu-Ray of it, and here's the good part-- they're going to give it away for free to anyone who bought the crappy version! :)

http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=252

Don't say Sony never did anything nice for their customers. ;)

*claps hands slowly in the beginning*

Their quality control should never have let it be released in the first place..

I am glad though they are fixing the mistake..

All ten of you should be extremely pleased with this.

All ten of you should be extremely pleased with this.

JiveT

So. You can download Austin powers for free right now on XBL and Austin Powers is better then 5th element.

http://kotaku.com/gaming/shagadelic/get-austin-powers-free-on-your-360-baby-271665.php

So. You can download Austin powers for free right now on XBL and Austin Powers is better then 5th element.

http://kotaku.com/gaming/shagadelic/get-austin-powers-free-on-your-360-baby-271665.php

Eltroz

You mean, the crappy SD version of it? Enjoy it.

All ten of you should be extremely pleased with this.

JiveT

Should I remind you that Blu Ray is annihilating HD-DVD in sales, or are you happy with the lies yu tell yourself?

HD on demand is a wonderful thing. akuma303x

Not wonderful enough for this customer. I like my movies the old fashioned way-- on a shelf, where you only have to pay for them once, and then they're yours forever.

[QUOTE="akuma303x"]HD on demand is a wonderful thing. Timstuff

Not wonderful enough for this customer. I like my movies the old fashioned way-- on a shelf.

Don't mind him, he's just jealous by nature.

Kaz Hirai is a saint:D

Great. So now we thank companies for things they should have gotten right in the first place? Yay?heretrix

Exactly... They should have released that disc AFTER a quality check. I mean MS would NEVER release crap like that, They are the epithamy om quality. Just look att the 360 for example......oh wait!!!

fifth element was rubbish S1xSh0t

[QUOTE="JiveT"]

All ten of you should be extremely pleased with this.

akuma303x

or a kameo thread.

[QUOTE="heretrix"]Great. So now we thank companies for things they should have gotten right in the first place? Yay?Numbman

Exactly... They should have released that disc AFTER a quality check. I mean MS would NEVER release crap like that, They are the epithamy om quality. Just look att the 360 for example......oh wait!!!

I bought The Fifth Element on Blu-Ray when I first got my PS3, and needless to say-- while I was impressed with the level of detail, I was dissapointed with the excessive grainyness of the picture. Well, my cries and those of others apparantly were heard by Sony, because now they're releasing a remastered Blu-Ray of it, and here's the good part-- they're going to give it away for free to anyone who bought the crappy version! :)

http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=252

Don't say Sony never did anything nice for their customers. ;)

Timstuff

why couldn't they just release the good version in the first place?

Great. So now we thank companies for things they should have gotten right in the first place? Yay?heretrix

fifth element was rubbish S1xSh0t

[QUOTE="heretrix"]Great. So now we thank companies for things they should have gotten right in the first place? Yay?Jandurin

Their quality control should never have let it be released in the first place..

I am glad though they are fixing the mistake..

DanBrim1

yes, it seems like a recall to me. like the rootkits and batteries.

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="heretrix"]Great. So now we thank companies for things they should have gotten right in the first place? Yay?heretrix