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Checked out 'Black Hawk Down' tonight:
http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/blackhawkdown.html Good news is that it looks and sounds great to superb. However, the extras are not as extensive as expected. The Blu-Wizard function is also intriguing, if a bit in its infancy. Still, you have to at least rent this one just to check it out...
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"But without a doubt, this is a strong battle cry for the BD-50 -- it is hard to imagine 'Black Hawk Down' could have looked this good had it been crammed on a single-layer Blu-ray disc."
Another cracking review Peter! I'm a big fan of BHD and have been eagerly awaiting this review for months. It's a shame to see that the extras are not as extensive as they could have been - maybe a factor of using the MPEG-2 codec, although even in spite of this I would have thought there would be enough room? |
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Phantom Of The Opera had more features and higher ratings than Black Hawk Down.
Last edited by MentokTheMindTaker : 11-09-2006 at 03:28 PM. Reason: Not about Black Hawk Down |
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I do wonder though, whether if it had been encoded in AVC, whether they would have included more extras? |
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I completely agree with MovieMinded. Sony touted these BD-50 discs for ages saying fans would TRULY see what Blu-Ray is all about once these hit the market.
Well it seems like the only worthy title thus far is 'Unforgiven' matching the features,video, and audio on the HD DVD counterpart. No sense in offering more space on your disc if you don't use it. This version of BHD cries out double dip to me.
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Where exactly is Iraqi?
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Can anyone compare BHD on BluRay to the Superbit version? Glad I still have the 3 disc edition as well.
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BTW, I thought format bashing wasn't allowed in this area. Moderators?
BHD gets a good review, and guess who comes out of the woodworks to bash it,...HD DVD fanboys. Seems like you guys are going to be working overtime, as I see many good reviews to come. Great review, glad to see this is a good transfer and that BD50s are justifiably going to make our HD experience better. Nice. |
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This thread is for discussing the review of Black Hawk Down, the movie Black Hawk Down and I suppose we should allow discussion about if this movie made good use of a BD50 or not. No discussion of BD50 vs HD DVD30 or Blu-ray vs HD DVD is allowed here.
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I like this Blu-Wizard stuff so far. I will enjoy it I am sure.
My best friend from high-school is crazy about this movie, even before he joined the Army. It is an ok film, but I will not buy it.
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I love all High-Def media regardless of format. My home theatre: HDTV: Sharp LC-37GP1U Receiver/speakers: Yamaha YHT-270 5.1 650 Watts Blu-ray player: PlayStation 3 20GB HD DVD player: Xbox 360 Elite + HD DVD Drive Cable: Comcast Digital Cable with Cinemax & DVR (HD channels 1080i) Remote: Logitech Harmony 880 My DVD list. My Blu-ray lists. My HD DVD lists. |
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Well in terms of the picture and sound quality that definitely seems to be the case. Tbh I'm not one for extras anyway so happy that the pq got a thumbs up!
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I watched the movie and noticed that it had a little bit of greenish tint overall (just like the matrix). Is this what the reviewer was referring to when he said...
"Yes, the film is quite processed -- colors are tweaked to high heaven to give the intended stylistic effect (heavy orange filters in daylight, impossibly deep blues and greens at night, etc.) "
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