Warners Corpse Bride the best Blu yet, no doubt.

[yeslek]

you cant really compare animated movies to live action as they are not really in the same ball park.

I have happy feet on blu-ray and personally I'm blown away every time I watch it and in my mind it is better than any other movie, but thats largely because its an animated movie.

Its sorta like how cartoons look s**t hot on SD-DVD's, its mainly solid colour and so easier to look sharp and clear

[atomik kinder]

Originally Posted by yeslek

you cant really compare animated movies to live action as they are not really in the same ball park.

I have happy feet on blu-ray and personally I'm blown away every time I watch it and in my mind it is better than any other movie, but thats largely because its an animated movie.

Its sorta like how cartoons look s**t hot on SD-DVD's, its mainly solid colour and so easier to look sharp and clear

I don't think that you can compare Happy Feet and Corpse Bride as they are two totally different styles of animation. Corpse Bride is almost like a traditional movie, where in that most everything you see is an actual object. With Happy Feet, everything is digitally created in a computer.

[Amon37]

I have this movie sitting on my coffee table from Blockbuster. Can't wait to watch it.

[JTK]

It's good, but better Blu would be Apocalypto, the two Pirates films, and Casino Royale for starters.

[ClaytonMG]

This could've been the best yet, however! They kind of forgot to include an uncompressed audio track...

[dialog_gvf]

Originally Posted by JTK

It's good, but better Blu would be Apocalypto, the two Pirates films, and Casino Royale for starters.

Open Season and The Wild are both incredible animation films. And incredible Blu-ray discs.

Gary

[theknub]

Originally Posted by JTK

It's good, but better Blu would be Apocalypto, the two Pirates films, and Casino Royale for starters.

Originally Posted by dialog_gvf

Open Season and The Wild are both incredible animation films. And incredible Blu-ray discs.

Gary

let us not forget oldies but goodies such as kingdom of heaven (still blows me away), black hawk down, or even x3

[Banjo]

Originally Posted by atomik kinder

I don't think that you can compare Happy Feet and Corpse Bride as they are two totally different styles of animation. Corpse Bride is almost like a traditional movie, where in that most everything you see is an actual object. With Happy Feet, everything is digitally created in a computer.

It's called stop-motion animation. So like you said, almost everything you see is an actual object.

To be honest, I thought the movie look pretty damn great on Blu-ray in comparison to the DVD version. I always thought the DVD version was disappointing and now that I've seen the Blu-ray version. What a difference!

I haven't seen the whole movie on Blu-ray just yet so I'm not sure about the banding problem.