your favorite bluray Movie disc

[ketan]

So today is last day of the year
Whole year everybody buy Blu-ray Disc - some because of cheap, some because of combo pack, some because of your favorite movie, some because of your favorite cast, some because of their packing like steel book etc. but there is one disc that you like then any other disc. That disc never you sale or exchange.
I know some time hard to pick which is your fav. (Yesterday I saw my Blu-ray disc box and I am confuse) so this is fun.
I request to our members share their feeling about your favorite disc and of course why? (Some time you’re feeling help us interest in that disc)
I have 27 disc and counting (stared collecting from this Diwali)
My favorite disc is I Am Legend (2007)
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Why – I Love the story - one man on earth,
Will smith acting,
Some breath taking action scenes,
Grate video and thunders audio (this my best Blu-ray disc compare to others in a/v)
Fantastic long extra features with alternate ending
What you want more from any disc also i buy this disc very cheap just 399/- Rs.

[CinemaScope]

Yeah, I like I Am Legend, & prefer the alternate ending. I have a few hundred Blu's (& growing). I suppose my favourite is...The Egyptian 1954 from Twilight Time. It's certainly the most expensive at $40 plus p&p. I've loved that strange epic since I saw it on the telly in the late fifties, & it was never released on VHS or DVD, so to have it on Blu-ray looking so good, quite stunning really, I think it's the best looking fifties film I own.

[prepress]

Choosing one from entire collection is a difficult job for me, specially if you have more than 500 BDs (of course would be difficult for other FMs as well ) I would like to mention few names
The Reader, Scarface, Scent of a woman, 12 Angry Men, Goodfellas, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button etc etc (list is very long).
All above titles are very famous and should be in everyone's collection, not because of AV quality or special stuff but because of strong storyline and incredible acting/performances.

[ravenus]

So far as blu-ray goes, this has been an amazing (and expensive!) year for me. I can't really name 1-2 favorites since there were so many great movies and packages. In fact some of the most extravagant stuff that I ordered I am still awaiting.

If I was really pressed then I would say that my best blind-buy for this year from the stuff already with me was Salvatore Giuliano on blu-ray and The Jester's Tale on DVD.

[csrini1]

Ketan, Are you looking for the best quality bluray or a good movie released on bluray in 2014?

[ketan]

Originally Posted by csrini1

Ketan, Are you looking for the best quality bluray or a good movie released on bluray in 2014?

Combination of both !

[ketan]

Originally Posted by prepress

All above titles are very famous and should be in everyone's collection, not because of AV quality or special stuff but because of strong storyline and incredible acting/performances.

if movie is good and AV is poor then ruined your fun to watch (like Sucker punch and Adventure land both are Indian Blu-ray,not must watch movies but if av is good and not saying great you enjoy movie most)

[ravenus]

Originally Posted by prepress

The Reader, Scarface, Scent of a woman, 12 Angry Men, Goodfellas, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button etc etc (list is very long).
All above titles are very famous and should be in everyone's collection...

Everone's collection may be a bit of a stretch. Of the films I have seen here, I find Scarface and Goodfellas overrated and Scent of a Woman kinda crappy. Just saying that each person has his/her own preferences in movies. I love 12 Angry Men and can see it any number of times.

[prepress]

^True, each person has different choice/preference/taste for movies. As you and I love 12 Angry Men and can watch any number of times but many people may not like it and say "it has nothing, just arguments"

[kaykaysud]

For me, there's a huge backlog of BDs yet to watch. So, from what I've watched, my vote for the best (both technically and content-wise) would go to the definitive De Palma fim, Blow Out (Criterion), to the Pixar gems Monsters Inc & The Incredibles (Disney), and finally, to the underrated Tarsem epic, The Fall (Sony).

There're many others which I consider great, like Inglourious Basterds, Casino Royale, Apocalypse Now and The Godfather Parts 1 & 2, but the above mentioned ones are a notch above these...