Taygan315

Cool. Yes, enjoy! Here's to more new 3D blu rays for late 2017 and 2018.

Thanks! Glad you got to check out the Guardians of the Galaxy 2's 3D blu ray, no doubt in your theater room. Great conversion, plenty of strong 3D. I agree it beats 4K for total immersion. 4K and 1080p both look great, but not like 3D.

Yes, that statue is awesome and looks like 5'7" Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow. Really cool to hear a starving artist created it. Ha, that sounds cool about the motion activated jokes. Your den is like a museum/ theater.

Wow, looks great Taygan. Impressive collectibles and cool arrangement, revisions to your Home Theater! Awesome. I had to search for it, but found the new theater pictures in your Community Profile link, rather than the album.

Hi Taygan, that's great to hear you're 3D collection is still going. Yes, your home entertainment cave is hopefully turning out as you planned. Great list you have there, those are in my list too. With Alien Covenant, for awhile, many theaters were listing it as 3D, but then changed it to a 2D listing unfortunately. Thanks!

Hi Taygan, I hope your 3D Theater is going well and you're still collecting and enjoying 3D movies.

got cha. thanks

Hey man, just PM'd back to what you left me

Hey man, i've been watching the signature series. this line of disney's is to be released in diamond order with beauty and the beast, and alice in wonderland (the animated one for the latter) next.

Hey buddy, just got my Blu-Ray player replaced with a Samsung BD J5100, its wired, and am going to use it in movie mode only, would a J5100 be able to identify cinavia protected content (like library content which is on a rental license only and is not afforded the rights of private home use) or would library content be treated like licensed material on it?

I know you said licensed material only, i should follow the recommendation and act upon it. time to renegotiate my movie buying rights in order to follow that.

I am enjoying my J5100 so far, its had minor processing problems with discs, keep updating (if that's possible on an ethernet only player), and limit what it plays to material that is on an authorized license.

my last one went down to bending and warping of its wires, and it stopped working after that, too much movement occurred. i am going to try to be much more careful with this one