Best Blu-ray Transfers, Your opinions!

[lncomp]

Well, I've been addicted to blu-ray ever since my ps3/hdtv projector came in, I can't watch sd-dvd anymore, but due to my limited budget and my blockbuster subscriptions, I can only watch a limited number of movies.

I want everyone's opinion on which movies out now that you have viewed have the best picture/sound/transfers quality.

I've heard that Planet Earth, and just about every Pixar film are a pretty good way to show off your setup. But what do you think has the best picture, post up your favs.

[Brian Cash]

Con Air, Crimson Tide, The Patriot, We are Marshall, Enemy of The State, Man on Fire

[DetroitSportsFan]

Pirates, Pixar (Ratatouille, Cars, etc) other CGI (Ice Age, Open Season, etc), Planet Earth, Cast Away.

30 Days Of Night (coming Tuesday) has been getting good reviews.

[stow123]

casino royale and fifth element remastered are the best and also hollow man

[me-uk]

Watched the descent last night which has a truely awesome transfer!

[cartman781]

Pirates 1 & 2, crank, and just about anything Disney

[bkbluray]

Ratatouille, Cars, Planet Earth, Transporter 2, Casino Royale

[Entertainment72]

Pirates 3 At Worlds End is the best transfer of any.

[tim77586]

Originally Posted by me-uk

Watched the descent last night which has a truely awesome transfer!

indeed that was an awesome transfer. i hear a lot about casino royale, i will compare the 2 after watching that tonight.

[cdot2four]

troy is the shit

[TauHeel05]

'Apocalypto' is incredible.

[Lepidopterous]

Just watched Atonement over the weekend, and I was thoroughly impressed with the picture and audio quality. Crystal clear image and immersive sound.

The five most spectacular blu-rays that receive my highest recommendation (overall quality - perfect PQ + AQ):

Sin City
Sunshine
Max Payne
Ratatouille
Drag Me to Hell

Other reference worthy titles imo:

Star Trek
Shoot 'Em Up
The International
The Orphanage
Blood: The Last Vampire (live-action)

The quality of all the above titles will guaranteed leave the audience speechless! (granted with a proper setup)

Originally Posted by cdot2four

troy is the shit

Thanks for the classy recommendation!

[Bluyoda]

Originally Posted by lncomp

Well, I've been addicted to blu-ray ever since my ps3/hdtv projector came in, I can't watch sd-dvd anymore, but due to my limited budget and my blockbuster subscriptions, I can only watch a limited number of movies.

I want everyone's opinion on which movies out now that you have viewed have the best picture/sound/transfers quality.

I've heard that Planet Earth, and just about every Pixar film are a pretty good way to show off your setup. But what do you think has the best picture, post up your favs.

Please don't do it, unless you want people to laugh at you.

Planet Earth has tons of PQ issues, such as excessive video noise, poorly resolved blacks, terrible flickering which was apparently caused by helicopter interference, very frequent banding artifacts, and sometimes pixel breakup!

I recommend Kung Fu Panda,POTC 2, Jet Li's Fearless, Baraka, Yes Man, Indiana Jones KOTCS, Wall-E, and 2001: ASO.

I just read the thread from the beginning, and I simply cannot believe how many recommend Planet Earth!????
Don't get me wrong, I think it's a great series, and some short sequences are indeed amazing (time lapse..) but they are very short.
Overall, the PQ of Planet Earth could more be compared to Woodstock, although it's not even as consistent as that one, and Woodstock doesn't suffer from any of the artifacts that plague PE, except for softness.

[Rob71]

If you like John Wayne, and who doesn't, The Searchers and Rio Bravo look amazing. Especially considering they are over 50 years old.

[jhiggy23]

Originally Posted by Bluyoda

Please don't do it, unless you want people to laugh at you.

Planet Earth has tons of PQ issues, such as excessive video noise, poorly resolved blacks, terrible flickering which was apparently caused by helicopter interference, very frequent banding artifacts, and sometimes pixel breakup!

I recommend Kung Fu Panda,POTC 2, Jet Li's Fearless, Baraka, Yes Man, Indiana Jones KOTCS, Wall-E, and 2001: ASO.

I just read the thread from the beginning, and I simply cannot believe how many recommend Planet Earth!????
Don't get me wrong, I think it's a great series, and some short sequences are indeed amazing (time lapse..) but they are very short.
Overall, the PQ of Planet Earth could more be compared to Woodstock, although it's not even as consistent as that one, and Woodstock doesn't suffer from any of the artifacts that plague PE, except for softness.