Blu Ray 5 disc mail in- will it get extended?
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BillyBob29
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I think there will be some deal but it may not be for 5 movies like it is now.
IAmTheCheapestGamer
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I thought it originally expired in October of 2007 and they extended it till January? Anything is possible, if you ask me, since I think they want to try and give people some sort of deal to entice them to either buy a BR player or PS3.
IAmTheCheapestGamer
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Personally, I still wish BOTH 'hd' formats would just GO AWAY. I just got used to paying $5-10 per movie for stuff on DVD, so the prices better drop quickly on the players AND movies for this hd crap.
blitz6speed
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[quote name='IAmTheCheapestGamer']Personally, I still wish BOTH 'hd' formats would just GO AWAY. I just got used to paying $5-10 per movie for stuff on DVD, so the prices better drop quickly on the players AND movies for this hd crap.[/quote]
Blu-Ray is going nowhere. And you got used to paying 5-10 bux for Crappy PQ movies with even CRAPPIER audio. For just a little more, you get full 1080p picture and LOSSLESS audio (with blu-ray anyway). Its not even a comparison, with Blu-Ray, it is likely the highest quality we'll see for 15-20 years. People who own 35mm projection systems at their home, have compared some of the TOP blu-ray movies with the actual 35mm film, and its said to be less then 5% difference in picture quality, and the Lossless audio on blu-ray is BETTER then what is played in the theaters, since there is no compression, they give you the exact master they have untouched.
I skipped DVD movies entirely knowing that HD movies would show up one day, and here they are. Now i am happily building up my collection since everything coming out, Day/Date and Catalog is a NEW movie to me. Its awesome. I never settled and obviously i benefited from not owning a obsolete and crappy DVD collection now due to that. Yay for me, and YAY for Blu-Ray.
Blu-Ray is going nowhere. And you got used to paying 5-10 bux for Crappy PQ movies with even CRAPPIER audio. For just a little more, you get full 1080p picture and LOSSLESS audio (with blu-ray anyway). Its not even a comparison, with Blu-Ray, it is likely the highest quality we'll see for 15-20 years. People who own 35mm projection systems at their home, have compared some of the TOP blu-ray movies with the actual 35mm film, and its said to be less then 5% difference in picture quality, and the Lossless audio on blu-ray is BETTER then what is played in the theaters, since there is no compression, they give you the exact master they have untouched.
I skipped DVD movies entirely knowing that HD movies would show up one day, and here they are. Now i am happily building up my collection since everything coming out, Day/Date and Catalog is a NEW movie to me. Its awesome. I never settled and obviously i benefited from not owning a obsolete and crappy DVD collection now due to that. Yay for me, and YAY for Blu-Ray.
bigdaddybruce44
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I hope to God you're not being serious...
IAmTheCheapestGamer
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[quote name='blitz6speed']Blu-Ray is going nowhere. And you got used to paying 5-10 bux for Crappy PQ movies with even CRAPPIER audio. For just a little more, you get full 1080p picture and LOSSLESS audio (with blu-ray anyway). Its not even a comparison, with Blu-Ray, it is likely the highest quality we'll see for 15-20 years. People who own 35mm projection systems at their home, have compared some of the TOP blu-ray movies with the actual 35mm film, and its said to be less then 5% difference in picture quality, and the Lossless audio on blu-ray is BETTER then what is played in the theaters, since there is no compression, they give you the exact master they have untouched.
I skipped DVD movies entirely knowing that HD movies would show up one day, and here they are. Now i am happily building up my collection since everything coming out, Day/Date and Catalog is a NEW movie to me. Its awesome. I never settled and obviously i benefited from not owning a obsolete and crappy DVD collection now due to that. Yay for me, and YAY for Blu-Ray.[/quote]
Good for you, but as for me, I'll keep buying normal DVDs for $5 or so each until BR players are under $100 and BR movies are UNDER $15 each w/o a 'sale price' or other special offer. I don't need the latest and greatest because that also means more expensive than I'm willing to pay for. I waited till VHS was in its final throes of death before I re-bought the movies I actually wanted to see on DVD on DVDs.
I don't have an hdtv, don't care to buy one of those until they're under $200 for the size I only need for my small room(20 inch size). Once that happens, then I may consider hd movies, till then, I'm happy with 'crappy DVD'.
I skipped DVD movies entirely knowing that HD movies would show up one day, and here they are. Now i am happily building up my collection since everything coming out, Day/Date and Catalog is a NEW movie to me. Its awesome. I never settled and obviously i benefited from not owning a obsolete and crappy DVD collection now due to that. Yay for me, and YAY for Blu-Ray.[/quote]
Good for you, but as for me, I'll keep buying normal DVDs for $5 or so each until BR players are under $100 and BR movies are UNDER $15 each w/o a 'sale price' or other special offer. I don't need the latest and greatest because that also means more expensive than I'm willing to pay for. I waited till VHS was in its final throes of death before I re-bought the movies I actually wanted to see on DVD on DVDs.
I don't have an hdtv, don't care to buy one of those until they're under $200 for the size I only need for my small room(20 inch size). Once that happens, then I may consider hd movies, till then, I'm happy with 'crappy DVD'.
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