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In Reply to: RE: you're gonna be very disappointed re: that list posted by usafwso on February 05, 2008 at 18:12:34
As someone who doesn't collect Britney Spears and Coldplay albums (i'm making an assumption here), you should be used to mainstream America ignoring your tastes. We live in a culture that considers Transformers fine cinema. Blu-ray is worth supporting. Hopefully it will last long enough so that all of our favorites--new and old-- see the light of day.
-------------"I have found that if you love life, life will love you back." -Arthur Rubinstein (1887-1982)
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Great point! Regarding Transformers, that cinematic masterpiece, a few bits and pieces were filmed at Kirkland AFB and a few active Air Force types were in it as extras. Speaking to a friend at Kirkland recently, a lot of folks thought it quite the movie or quite the joke. It is simply amazing that a movie, that is really a two hour commercial for 1980's era Japanese toys, was made into a movie, then I presume made millions at the box office. Then we wonder why America is in the state that it currently finds itself.....
With my current Meridian DVD player, I am going to sit out the HD wars, and hope that Blu-Ray wins. Then after the high end manufactuers get into the game and release their 3rd 4th or 5th generation Blu-Ray machines, and when more real films are released on the format, I shall again jump into the Blu-Ray game.
I just find it really really funny that most think that only old people watch old films. For me, the enjoyment and appreciation started in a film class during high school.
The Criterion Collection, a company that releases classic films on to DVD is itself sitting on the sidelines until a clear picture emerges regarding the HD format issues.
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