Picture Quality.

[Ascended_Saiyan]

Originally Posted by andyn1080

there are alot of good and bad looking bluray movies (more good then bad though thank god).

here are a few examples:

amazing-crank,ultraviolet,resident evil 2, saw3, ant bully, open season
good-lady in the water,silent hill,goodfellas
bad-monster house(i though it looked just like the dvd),crash (very gainy in black moments).

8 times out of 10 the PQ on a format is due to the film used and post-production process (basically, the movie budget and vision of the director).

Personally, I would have switched lady in the water with monster house in your rating system.

[Deciazulado]

Just a film tech tidbit: Images shot on color negative film (most movies) have more grain in the shadows than in the bright parts. (Images shot on silver b/w negative film are just the opposite)

[Knight-Errant]

Originally Posted by Deciazulado

Just a film tech tidbit: Images shot on color negative film (most movies) have more grain in the shadows than in the bright parts. (Images shot on silver b/w negative film are just the opposite)

I didn't know that but it makes perfect sense from my experience.