What is the last Blu-ray movie you watched?

supervij

supervij

Audioholic General
Last night it was Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. What a phenomenal looking picture! I was rivetted throughout. I'm planning on watching the two sequels tonight, or maybe the second tonight and the third tomorrow.

cheers,
supervij
 
Adam

Adam

Audioholic Jedi
In about three hours, it'll be Live Free or Die Hard. It'll be the first DTS-HD MA soundtrack that I've heard. I'm looking forward to it!
 
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alexwakelin

Full Audioholic
The Watchmen, which reminds me, that was like a week ago and I haven't sent it back to netflix yet.
 
Lordoftherings

Lordoftherings

Banned
Just watched "Bangkok Dangerous" last night.

Kind of slick. :cool:
 
Lordoftherings

Lordoftherings

Banned
Last Blu-ray watched

Just watched "12 Rounds". :)

* Great non-stop action with good stunts, explosions, the full shawbang.
Video is very good, Audio is pure dynamite. :D
Story, well... :eek:
 
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cvcgolf

Audioholic
Kill Bill and Sleeping Beauty. Forest scene in Sleeping Beauty is incredibly detailed and just all out beautiful looking.
 
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cvcgolf

Audioholic
Chris Botti live in Boston is a stunner. Video is really clean but the audio just kills. Steven Tyler brings the house down. A must see!
 
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trnqk7

Full Audioholic
Watched the 3d version of Coraline last night, enjoyed the movie quite a bit. Will have to "rewatch" it in 2d make out some of the finer details in the picture. 3d was very good though I thought.
 
Soundman

Soundman

Audioholic Field Marshall
Planet of the Apes

I watched the new one the other day. The one directed by Tim Burton. The DTS HD Master makes for a great experience. I especially liked the crash landing scene, great pans left to right and back to front. Nice effects! :)
 
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Harrison476

Junior Audioholic
Chris Botti live in Boston is a stunner. Video is really clean but the audio just kills. Steven Tyler brings the house down. A must see!
Funny, I watched CHris Botti with Sting in BD last night, it is good also. I have seen the boston BD at Best Buy, I wonder if it was good. I think I remember it had 7.1 sound? I'll go by and pick it up now since you gave it a good review.
 
j_garcia

j_garcia

Audioholic Jedi
I watched the new one the other day. The one directed by Tim Burton. The DTS HD Master makes for a great experience. I especially liked the crash landing scene, great pans left to right and back to front. Nice effects! :)
What new Burton movie? He has 2 movies that he has been working on for the last 4 years and neither of them are even out in theaters yet. Coraline was not directed by Burton.

Is "watchmen" good??? Video? Audio?
Not only are the AQ and PQ very good, the movie is good as well :) I would say it is not for everyone, but I enjoyed it.
 
agarwalro

agarwalro

Audioholic Ninja
Be Kind Rewind.

So so, with some funny parts, as far as movies go, except, there is some cool factor in how they made the movie and that it is based on reality and in a real place.
 
Soundman

Soundman

Audioholic Field Marshall
What new Burton movie? He has 2 movies that he has been working on for the last 4 years and neither of them are even out in theaters yet. Coraline was not directed by Burton.

Maybe I should have been more clear? I was referring to Tim Burton's version of Planet Of The Apes. It's not exactly a new release since it came out in 2003. I said "new" and "Tim Burton" so it would not be confused with the orignal Planet of The Apes movie released in 1968! Compared to the original, yes, it is the new movie. That's what I meant. Sorry for the confusion. ...Oh, and the crash landing scene is great. :D
 
j_garcia

j_garcia

Audioholic Jedi
Sorry, didn't see Planet of the Apes in the title of your thread :) Yes, that was a decent remake, but not one of Burton's better films IMO.
 
Soundman

Soundman

Audioholic Field Marshall
Sorry, didn't see Planet of the Apes in the title of your thread :) Yes, that was a decent remake, but not one of Burton's better films IMO.
I will say that the original is much deeper and dealt with religion and politics of the 1960's. It also had much more explanation then the newer version. The newer version stays on the surface most of the time and does not attempt to dive in that deep. However, the pace is much quicker, which probably appeals more to today's culture. Burton's movie obviously had better effects. Not saying it's his best work, but I was able to pick it up for $12 on Blue. So anyway, it was still fun to watch. :)
 
j_garcia

j_garcia

Audioholic Jedi
I will say that the original is much deeper and dealt with religion and politics of the 1960's. It also had much more explanation then the newer version. The newer version stays on the surface most of the time and does not attempt to dive in that deep. However, the pace is much quicker, which probably appeals more to today's culture. Burton's movie obviously had better effects. Not saying it's his best work, but I was able to pick it up for $12 on Blue. So anyway, it was still fun to watch. :)
I was going to say pretty much the same thing. Burton's film was a bit thin and more of an action/FX movie than the original. It was entertaining but not as much of a social commentary.
 

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