what’s the best looking, best-sounding Blu-ray title out there right now?

its to show off my ps3 =-)

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3 Responses to “what’s the best looking, best-sounding Blu-ray title out there right now?”

  • AM:

    Fifth Element, Casino Royale, Pearl Harbor

  • Antiphon:

    The following titles are listed purely on the basis of audio AND video ‘demonstration disc’ quality alone:

    Letters from Iwo Jima (Dolby TrueHD 5.1)

    Mission: Impossible III (Dolby Digital 5.1)

    Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl (uncompressed PCM 5.1)

    Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (uncompressed PCM 5.1)

    Crank (uncompressed PCM 6.1)

    Layer Cake (uncompressed PCM 5.1)

    Stealth (uncompressed PCM 5.1)

    Stomp the Yard (Dolby TrueHD 5.1 AND uncompressed PCM 5.1)

    Black Hawk Down (uncompressed PCM 5.1)

    Corpse Bride (Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround EX)
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    Nine Inch Nails Live: Beside You in Time (Dolby TrueHD 5.1)

    Incubus: Alive at Red Rocks (uncompressed PCM 5.1)
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    BTW, avoid the Blu-ray version of The Fifth Element; to quote: “… quite simply ‘The Fifth Element’ is just not the best HD I’ve seen, either compared to HD DVD or even over-the-air HD broadcasts. ‘The Fifth Element’ can’t even compare to the best Blu-ray itself has to offer, because I did briefly sample a few other titles prior to sitting down with this one, and all appeared to deliver superior video quality even at a mere glance” ~ Peter M. Bracke, High-Def Digest. Likewise, “Oh, how the mighty have fallen. This is a great demo to show how bad Blu-ray can look” ~ Geoffrey Morrison, Home Theater Magazine.
     

  • javan p:

    Yes, “The Fifth Element” blu-ray is the most dissapointing blu-ray title and transfer that movie has had yet. It may have been reference standard on laserdisc and dvd, but not on blu-ray. Even my girlfriend said it looked just like a normal dvd.

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