Master-cylinder Wrotek I hate to break it to you but (put this delicately) BLU-RAY SUCKS! Its just a DVD with extra poop. And like lurking horror says its a useless commodity that'll die like the rest. go watch your 25th anniversary dvd already and forget about blu-ray. Besides they wouldn't release something as cool as on it anyway.

I am sorry, but that is a pretty crude thing to say. Yes it's true Blu-Ray movies is stuffed with as much unneeded extras and movie commercials/trailers as DVD, but for those of us who actually care about producing the highest quality work possible the more room we have the more we can push.

This also applies to hard-drive/SSD. The same goes with computing power.

Cyberwolven Wrote: Master-cylinder Wrotek I hate to break it to you but (put this delicately) BLU-RAY SUCKS! Its just a DVD with extra poop. And like lurking horror says its a useless commodity that'll die like the rest. go watch your 25th anniversary dvd already and forget about blu-ray. Besides they wouldn't release something as cool as on it anyway. I am sorry, but that is a pretty crude thing to say. Yes it's true Blu-Ray movies is stuffed with as much unneeded extras and movie commercials/trailers as DVD, but for those of us who actually care about producing the highest quality work possible the more room we have the more we can push. This also applies to hard-drive/SSD. The same goes with computing power.

Yeah your right. Im just pissed I can't
1. afford one right now
2. can't decide if Blu-Ray is better than HD-DVD and
3. Get a TV that can work correctly with the crummy pice a junk i have. Im also crude right now cuz I really don't think older movies will get Blu-Ray rights. Then Blu-Ray will be outdated and replaced with Green-Ray or Purple-Ray or something.
After a while I think I really would like to see higher resolution Tron.

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Isn't HD-DVD a dead format now? :P

I'd rather have a blu-ray personally because I already have a player and I like blu-ray's storage space.

I believe that HD-DVD is dead, too. I have a Blu-Ray player... actually, I've got more than one. I think... 3 maybe 4? No, I did not buy that many, blame it on my parents.

I sure hope TRON comes out on Blu-Ray. It'll fix alot of the mess up's in the movie (not saying that it's filled with them), like how most of the Program's circutry is black in alot of scenes.

Oniell Ford Wrote: I sure hope TRON comes out on Blu-Ray. It'll fix alot of the mess up's in the movie (not saying that it's filled with them), like how most of the Program's circutry is black in alot of scenes.

I actually like that effect, err or lack thereof. Adds to the Tron uniqueness and mystique. Makes Tron TRON.


I just hope they make it less grainy somehow.

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I would love to see TRON on Blu Ray!

This movie is great! But I thinkit would be even better on Blue Ray!! thanks!

I can get a bluray for under a hundred, so who cares about the negatives. What I want is a r/w. Haven't looked into them, and I have yet to fix my bigscreen, so I'm not in a hurry to pick one up with this economy.

Positives outweigh the negatives, and for those who have an outdated HD tv there's the HDFURY to give the old viewscreen a reboot.
anyway, on the topic of TRON... it needs to be enhanced somehow. Why not make it available in Blueray? What are you waiting for Disney?

I'd like to see the bonus material treated better also, some of it just looks horrible.



Sounds like you've got a heck of a media center there Lurking.

lurkinghorror Wrote: Re-purchasing and re-purchasing my media collection is another. I've paid for some movies 4 times already, not counting seeing them in the theaters. Or you can spend that money. Then after a short time when the media is considered dead, you can spend it again. and again. And again...Buying into the latest hyped thing is a waste. Look to the future.

I understand your point of view because I have chosen to do the same thing when it comes to media purchases, but that's technology (and current technology limitations in the licensing of films\media) as I agree, you should be able to purchase once and then have small fee upgrades for improved formats as technology invents them. But If you are addicted to it (technology), like many persons (myself included), it's the price you have to pay. You could say you aren't addicted to technology, but your super digital system says otherwise. Also, are you trying to say that you regret purchasing your super digital system when you mention that buying into the latest hyped thing is a waste? Isn't a super digital system such as yours a latest hyped thing? I'm reminded of Doc Holiday. Your hypocracy goes only so far.

With a Bluray player people can still watch thier old dvd's and only upgrade the most favorite titles and new titles as they are released, and you can't tell me that you are satisified with Tron at 853x480 resolution, you can not say that without lying.

Bluray will most likely be your very first method of getting it in 1920x1080 resolution. Regardless of wether or not you then decide to rip it and throw it on your super digital system is irrelevant.

The fact is, you may be waiting a long long time to get that 1920x1080 Tron footage without Bluray (or ripped bluray media). If you can wait, that's great. Myself, I can't wait. I want to see this movie in all of it's glory on a home theatre system now (or next year as it is looking).

With Bluray players down to around $99, and the media less than $19 in some cases (i would pay more for Tron of course), it isn't a super costly expense to be able to view Tron in a fantastic resolution such as this. I think it's totally worth it, as do many others.

BTW, how are you going to get a higher resolution of Tron into your super digital system WITHOUT a purchase? Even if you do as you plan (skip over this physical media format which is only physical media for the 3 seconds it's on the bluray disc before you convert it), you will still eventually have to pay for a higher resolution copy of the film, no matter how you get it, as it will not be free at a higher resolution. Why? Because you are paying for the extra quality.

Bluray is an upgrade like any other (is it short lived?, probably). Your hard drive becomes obsolete, you replace it with a SSD instead, video card, CPU, etc. It all needs to be upgraded over time no matter what it is, because that is what technology is all about. Even your super digital system will need to be upgraded eventually (your raided hard drives are going to be smoked by raided SSD's in another year or 2). Technology = constant upgrades. I think you must have missed that memo.

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Of course, I don't see why one person has to be upset over someone preferring DVD and the other has to be upset over someone preferring Blu-Ray.

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