What DVD released so far has highest picture quality?
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What DVD released so far has highest picture quality?
I am wondering what is NOW considered the best DVD so far ( of a major motion picture) in terms of overall picture quality? I remember years ago
when "The Fifth Element" was the king but I am sure that has been eclipsed long ago. I think that Seabiscuit was outstanding on HDTV but I havent seen the DVD of that one so its just a wild guess. Thanks in Advance, the hifisapien
when "The Fifth Element" was the king but I am sure that has been eclipsed long ago. I think that Seabiscuit was outstanding on HDTV but I havent seen the DVD of that one so its just a wild guess. Thanks in Advance, the hifisapien
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I don't think you should really consider CGI-created toons for this question. They never really existed and didn't need to be photographed. They were always digital.
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Best PQ DVD of a live action film
Yes, I meant what is the best picture quality DVD of a live action film, not total CGI. I forgot to mention the Van Helsing DVD looked pretty damn good although is has some CGI.
I forgot to mention, I saw "Welcome to Mooseport" on HDTV the other day and it was simply amazing, anyone seen the DVD of that? Its got to be a contender if its a downconversion of the HD transfer.
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I forgot to mention, I saw "Welcome to Mooseport" on HDTV the other day and it was simply amazing, anyone seen the DVD of that? Its got to be a contender if its a downconversion of the HD transfer.
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You can't go wrong with the LOTR trilogy for PQ
Also despite all the SE enhnacements, the Star Wars Trilogy looks absolutely fantastic. The Hoth battle in Empire Strikes Back stands out for me.
Also despite all the SE enhnacements, the Star Wars Trilogy looks absolutely fantastic. The Hoth battle in Empire Strikes Back stands out for me.
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I always thought Below has surprisingly stunning PQ.
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I have a funny feeling that the best looking DVDs are going to be the newest transfers, no older than say 2 years. I am finding out that a lot of the early DVDs
from say 1997 to 2001 have what would now be called poor transfers. Thankfully
I didnt buy many of these but my local library still has bunch from that era and quite
a few of them are mediocre by todays standard....I might rent "welcome to mooseport" DVD just to see how well it compares with the HDTV version....I've never seen anything quite that good until now.
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from say 1997 to 2001 have what would now be called poor transfers. Thankfully
I didnt buy many of these but my local library still has bunch from that era and quite
a few of them are mediocre by todays standard....I might rent "welcome to mooseport" DVD just to see how well it compares with the HDTV version....I've never seen anything quite that good until now.
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I just finished rewatching Star Wars I and Star Wars II on my HDTV and they are both unbelievably clear. The pixar movies are as good as it gets if they would count.
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Star Wars Attack of the Clones
Star Wars Trilogy
Lord of the Rings Extended Editions
Fifth Element: Superbit
Jurassic Park
Adventures of Indiana Jones
Spider-Man: Superbit
Hook: Superbit
Alien (From the Quadrilogy)
T2: Extreme Edition
Star Wars Trilogy
Lord of the Rings Extended Editions
Fifth Element: Superbit
Jurassic Park
Adventures of Indiana Jones
Spider-Man: Superbit
Hook: Superbit
Alien (From the Quadrilogy)
T2: Extreme Edition
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Originally Posted by X
I don't think you should really consider CGI-created toons for this question. They never really existed and didn't need to be photographed. They were always digital.



