Will Blu-ray Benefit YOU? FAQs, Common Myths, etc.

[Beta Man]

Originally Posted by ender2009

So obviously some movies were never INTENDED to be watched in HD.

If you saw these films at the theater, you would notice the same things.

[ender2009]

Originally Posted by Beta Man

If you saw these films at the theater, you would notice the same things.

Hmm, maybe I wasn't being attentive enough, because I guess technically theaters are beyond 1080p. So I definitely misspoke. But still, do you think that maybe we can see more detail on our HDTV's because the screen is smaller and isn't stretched as much, and we're sitting closer? Or has I been proven we see more in theaters with the high resolution and all? Because I don't at all remember seeing the obvious CG and such while watching the Star Wars prequel trilogy. However, even Revenge of the Sith was six years ago... Maybe my multiple viewings of the DVD's of such movies has made me forget what the theatrical version looked like. Hmm...

[Pacifica1]

Thank you! I was worried blu-ray wouldn't look better than DVD on my 37" 1080p tv because some on the internet have said blu-ray only is good 46"+ displays. Thanks for clarifying this.

[Virgil]

So based on the tv chart and the 1080p, is 6-7 feet away from a 32" tv ok?

[nrx789]