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Catalog Titles And BD

Posted by Robertc88 on May 28, 2008 at 12:26:01:
Very few are considered top tier, more so the newer movies released like Casino Royale, Pirates, and some animated movies.

Very few BDs I have am I not really happy with. If it is content I like and it has both an upgrade for picture and sound over the SD DVD, I usually take the plunge but I don't own lots like some folks.

An older title to knock ones socks off BD versus SD? That's easy! Blade Runner.