What was your 1st Blu-ray?
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and really apologize if this has been done, by me even, but i did search on "first" and "1st"... |
Re: What was your 1st Blu-ray?
Originally Posted by OldBoy
(Post 12652472)
and really apologize if this has been done, by me even, but i did search on "first" and "1st"...
But here's a previous thread. I found it by searching for Bridge to Terabithia, which was my first title because it was on a list of eligible titles free with the PS3. I like the movie but of course I've never watched the BD. First Blu-ray/HD-DVD title purchased? |
Re: What was your 1st Blu-ray?
how come?
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Re: What was your 1st Blu-ray?
Originally Posted by OldBoy
(Post 12652484)
how come?
EDIT: Or if you mean how come I never watched it, I had already seen it (and probably owned it on DVD--remember these were the "build your collection" days), and for whatever reason I never had the urge to watch it again. Still haven't actually. In that other thread, the first HD DVD I got was Serenity, and I've watched that movie umpteen times, including the BD I bought later. |
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Pretty sure it was Casino Royale. That was one of the few Bd specific titles I had any interest in at that point.
Circuit City also gave me two free discs with the player so I grabbed The Departed and Black Snake Moan, which is still unopened. Will probably finally get around to seeing that again in the next couple months. |
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Originally Posted by Paul_SD
(Post 12652494)
Pretty sure it was Casino Royale. That was one of the few Bd specific titles I had any interest in at that point.
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The Prestige.
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Across the Universe, I think.
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Not sure, I think it was one of:
Dark City The Searchers Forbidden Planet Five Deadly Venoms |
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Fifth Element
Kingdom of Heaven (Director's Cut) Close Encounters (box) |
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Superman Returns? I can't quite remember.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
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The John Adams miniseries
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50 First Dates, only because that was one of the very first titles released (I put up the product info for it on the tower.com website) and I wanted to have at least one of them- I got it cheap during Tower's going out of business sale. I wish I'd gotten the first Fifth Element disc just because I never saw what was so bad about it. 50 First Dates uses MPEG2 format video but looks great to me (it's not a great movie), it also has analog closed captions and wonderfully obnoxious menu sounds. I didn't have an HDTV til about 3 years later!
I think South Park Season 12 and Screwballs were the first Blu-Rays I actually bought because I wanted them- not the greatest choices I know. |
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The Descent on blu.
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Watchmen (The Director's Cut) on Blu
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I'm fairly positive that it was The Shining. That along with Tropic Thunder and Foo Fighters: Live at Wembley Stadium were some of the first I bought.
Edit: I replied to the old thread too and said the same titles so guess I still do remember. |
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No Country For Old Men.
No player at the time, but I had a disc. |
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Best Buy's exclusive theatrical sneak peak of Hancock.
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I didn't buy just one. My first Blu-rays were
Coraline Starship Troopers Box set Splinter Surveillance My Bloody Valentine (Remake) The Last House on the Left (Remake) Friday the 13th (Remake) Mutant Chronicles Underworld: Rise of the Lycans |
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Inception was my first Blu. I got it before I even had a Blu Ray player but I wanted it to be my first High Def experience.
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Jaws
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42nd street forever
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Got my first Blu Rays after picking up a PS3 in early 2008
Not 100% sure but it might have been Blade Runner Complete Collector's Edition which I hemmed and hawed about ordering on Blu Ray or HD-DVD. That was one case where I chose correctly. Also got very early on : Underworld 1 & 2 Hellboy Curse of the Golden Flower Hairspray Chicken Little* Click* The Corpse Bride* Bridge To Terabithia* The Last Waltz* (*I think that these were from a promotional giveaway with purchase of a Blu Ray player as HD-DVD and Blu Ray fought each other to the death) http://wesleytech.com/wp-content/upl...reemovies3.JPG |
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300
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I bought All-Star Superman and Scott Pilgrim shortly before I bought a blu-ray player. They had special features the DVD versions didnt' have.
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I got my PS3 for Christmas 2008 and with it I got Iron Man and The Dark Knight.
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Originally Posted by gryffinmaster
(Post 12652515)
The Prestige.
I got it free with some promotion, can't even remember what it was now. It arrived before I even had a Blu-Ray player. |
Re: What was your 1st Blu-ray?
Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ
(Post 12652950)
I got it free with some promotion, can't even remember what it was now. It arrived before I even had a Blu-Ray player.
I can't say I'm real proud of that answer, but I think it was a Columbia House deal where I got it for free. And like you, I didn't have a BD player at the time. And here's the evidence. |
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After buying the PS3 I bought X-Men Trilogy and A Bug's Life.
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Re: What was your 1st Blu-ray?
Originally Posted by davidh777
(Post 12652481)
I tried advanced search but it told me "first" was too common. :rolleyes:
But here's a previous thread. I found it by searching for Bridge to Terabithia, which was my first title because it was on a list of eligible titles free with the PS3. I like the movie but of course I've never watched the BD. First Blu-ray/HD-DVD title purchased? |
Re: What was your 1st Blu-ray?
Originally Posted by OldBoy
(Post 12652472)
Spoiler:
and really apologize if this has been done, by me even, but i did search on "first" and "1st"...
Originally Posted by OldBoy
(Post 11080994)
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...cL._AA160_.jpg
mine was actually The Hurt Locker when I just wanted the SteelBook™ from Best Buy and it only came in Blu, but bought the DVD to replace it. But, (500) when I actually got Blu-ray player and forgot I even had THL for awhile.
Originally Posted by riotinmyskull
(Post 11081218)
scott doesn't use the search function
Originally Posted by OldBoy
(Post 11081261)
I searched "first" smart ass and got nothing.
Originally Posted by davidh777
(Post 11081359)
So then you title your thread "1st" :lol:
Originally Posted by TomOpus
(Post 11081397)
scott even posted in that previous thread.
D'oh. I guess maybe he found the thread but wanted to have one of his own :) |
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During Blu-ray's launch weekend, I trekked out to Best Buy and picked up the obscenely overpriced, total p.o.s. Samsung BDP-1000 Blu-ray player along with copies of the notorious Fifth Element and House of Fying Daggers discs, plus The Terminator (indistinguishable from DVD) and Terminator 2 (mediocre at best).
Not a great start for the format. It almost didn't survive. Fortunately, things started to turn around about a year later. |
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Fifth Element
300 And 8 others that were returned to WalMart after picking up a PS3 when they offered 10 free blurays with a PS3 purchase. |
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TDK was my first BD. I didn't even own a player for it yet. Watchmen was my second.
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Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus
IIRC, I found it in the local $2/$3 dump bins. I bought it two days before I actually purchased a bluray player. (It was less expensive than the dvd version of Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus, in the same dump bin). (Long rant). Back in 2011 when I first started buying a lot of dvds, I kept on telling myself (privately) that I would never buy bluray. I had all kinds of excuses (whether true, false, or somewhere in between), such as: - the bluray encryption was the uncrackable government grade AES standard - requirement to constantly upgrade the firmware - too many bluray movies didn't look much better than the dvd version (ie. Fifth Element, etc ...) - too many complaints about excessive DNR (ie. First Blood 1, etc ...) - no original Star Wars trilogy, Indiana Jones trilogy, etc ... (at the time unavailable on bluray) - more expensive than the dvd versions (at the time) - etc ... When I came across Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus in the local $2/$3 dump bins, that's when I knew I had to buy a bluray player, despite all my previous resistance. At the time, I suspected bluray prices would be tumbling fast soon thereafter. It made no sense anymore to be dvd-only/anti-bluray. |
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2001 A Space Odyssey and Blade Runner. I've since sold 2001 for the massive Kubrick set WB put out a few years ago.
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I don't remember, it might have been something like the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie.
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Spiderman 3
It was $40. I don't miss those days. |
Re: What was your 1st Blu-ray?
Originally Posted by morriscroy
(Post 12653079)
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus
IIRC, I found it in the local $2/$3 dump bins. I bought it two days before I actually purchased a bluray player. (It was less expensive than the dvd version of Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus, in the same dump bin). (Long rant). Back in 2011 when I first started buying a lot of dvds, I kept on telling myself (privately) that I would never buy bluray. I had all kinds of excuses (whether true, false, or somewhere in between), such as: - the bluray encryption was the uncrackable government grade AES standard - requirement to constantly upgrade the firmware - too many bluray movies didn't look much better than the dvd version (ie. Fifth Element, etc ...) - too many complaints about excessive DNR (ie. First Blood 1, etc ...) - no original Star Wars trilogy, Indiana Jones trilogy, etc ... (at the time unavailable on bluray) - more expensive than the dvd versions (at the time) - etc ... When I came across Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus in the local $2/$3 dump bins, that's when I knew I had to buy a bluray player, despite all my previous resistance. At the time, I suspected bluray prices would be tumbling fast soon thereafter. It made no sense anymore to be dvd-only/anti-bluray. |
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