The Breakfast Club on blu-ray

[Xourque]

lol 25th anniversary....I am 26!! lol lol

On a more serious note, even though that I love this movie, I don't see why one would want to upgrade from the DVD. There isn't much about this movie that I can think of that would lend itself better in HD. Am I missing something??

[Princess Barbie]

You dont think it will look much better in H-D ??? 4 words for you, elm street blu- ray!!!

[Lt. Aldo Raine]

i cannot wait for this to drop on blu

saw this on mpix HD acouple months back and it looked great! hopefully the blu looks better than that!

[Hooch504]

Originally Posted by Xourque

lol 25th anniversary....I am 26!! lol lol

On a more serious note, even though that I love this movie, I don't see why one would want to upgrade from the DVD. There isn't much about this movie that I can think of that would lend itself better in HD. Am I missing something??

Some DVDs-- especially the older ones-- look pretty grainy on bigger TVs. I went from a 27" Sony CRT to a 40" Sony LCD and lots of my older DVDs (pre-2002) don't look as good on my 40".

Xorque, this movie was a classic. It captured the Generation X angst so well. I'm 40 and remembered when this movie came out. John Hughes was a master of this type of movie.

[arcadeforest]

Originally Posted by Hooch504

Some DVDs-- especially the older ones-- look pretty grainy on bigger TVs. I went from a 27" Sony CRT to a 40" Sony LCD and lots of my older DVDs (pre-2002) don't look as good on my 40".

Xorque, this movie was a classic. It captured the Generation X angst so well. I'm 40 and remembered when this movie came out. John Hughes was a master of this type of movie.

I have to agree with you on this. It's a movie that has great appeal for many who were teenagers when this came out. Is it a cinematic masterpiece? Of course not, but to those who have fond memories of being in high school at thie time it ranks right up there.