Would You Buy Any Of These TV Shows In BD/HD DVD?
I am just curious about the interest in these would be in high def.
I wanna know. I don't want to hear anything about the format war, just vote. |
Nope. None of those... Already own the Buffy, X-Files and Firefly and have little interest in Miami Vice. Which, btw, why include that one? Seems to me a TV show a couple decades old wouldn't be worth getting in HD (IMO).
For me, if I was getting any TV series in HD, it would be current one's (that I already don't own). I don't mind double dipping on some movies but TV series would be awfully expensive... |
No.
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No way.
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Nope.
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x-files all day!
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Originally Posted by TheMovieman
Nope. None of those... Already own the Buffy, X-Files and Firefly and have little interest in Miami Vice. Which, btw, why include that one? Seems to me a TV show a couple decades old wouldn't be worth getting in HD (IMO).
For me, if I was getting any TV series in HD, it would be current one's (that I already don't own). I don't mind double dipping on some movies but TV series would be awfully expensive... http://www.kodak.com/US/en/motion/ne...1/cheers.shtml |
Buffy and Firefly would be no-brainers for me.
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Nope.
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Id definitely buy Firefly.
Do Buffy or The X-Files even have HD episodes? I know both have 16:9 episodes, but I dont know if they were actual HD. |
None of the choices on BD interest me.
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Should have had an option for "None".
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Maybe X-Files before it turned into a pile of shit. Most shows are made better with continuity, this one was an exception to the rule. The standalone episodes are the best by a longshot.
At any rate, TV shows will be the last thing I convert to HD (if at all!). The prices are way too high. |
Originally Posted by Darknite39
I wouldn't mind seeing how Cheers ended up looking in 1080p...
http://www.kodak.com/US/en/motion/ne...1/cheers.shtml |
x-files anyday
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None of those interest me.
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Voted for all except Miami Vice (not a fan).
Firefly seems like a no-brainer for Blu-Ray. Not sure how effects were rendered on Buffy and X-Files, but if they were done on film instead of video, I think there could be a benefit from going to HD, especially since they're both darkly lit shows most of the time. |
None of those
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none
It wouldn't let me vote without checking any... |
Shows that are currently broadcasting in hi-def may get a nod from me (I picked up Smallville season six for that reason), but older shows will not. Regular DVD will do fine for those. BTW, I voted for Firefly even though I have the standard DVD set.
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I'd get Buffy and maybe Firefly if the prices were somewhat reasonable.
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Originally Posted by bunkaroo
Firefly seems like a no-brainer for Blu-Ray.
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Originally Posted by kefrank
anyone know who currently has the home video distribution rights for Firefly? Fox released the DVDs in 2003, but since then the show has aired (and is being aired again this year) on Universal HD, which makes me wonder if Universal also acquired home video rights.
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Firefly, maybe. The rest, no.
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Firefly, definitely.
Buffy, maybe. It depends on how they'd look. The first 2 seasons likely wouldn't benefit much from HD. |
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