Fox Blu-rays? Not the Greatest?

[dgator783]

Originally Posted by alphadec

When comes to Die hard on bd I can not see any difference from dvd picture quality to blu-ray. But the worst about fox is they loading they use there has to be a better way to do this.

either get ur eyes checked or buy a new tv?

Theres a huge difference......it had awesome picture quality on my set, esp. from an 80s movie....again, any movie released on this format is at its best quality compared to any previous format esp. DVD (480i vs. 1080p is no comparision, even upconverted). Its identical to its threatical release. So saying that it looks just as good as its dvd, is utterly insane.....sorry but true

[alphadec]

Originally Posted by dgator783

either get ur eyes checked or buy a new tv?

Theres a huge difference......it had awesome picture quality on my set, esp. from an 80s movie....again, any movie released on this format is at its best quality compared to any previous format esp. DVD (480i vs. 1080p is no comparision, even upconverted). Its identical to its threatical release. So saying that it looks just as good as its dvd, is utterly insane.....sorry but true

I bought a new tv in january (samsung)... don't think there is anyhting wrong with the tv. But I don't see any diffrence.

[JUDGEMENT 4400]

Fox is good, not as good as Disney or Lionsgate, but Fox is Blu-friendly. I remember one of the first Blu-rays I bought was the Die hard Collection, and their PQ and AQ was substantially better. For a while, Live Free or Die Hard was my demo disc.

But I agree with the above posts, that Blu-ray is the best quality over DVD, and that more people should be educated on film grain. It's either intended or an older movie.

Back on topic, I am satisfied with Fox.

[Bullseye]

iRobot anyone. One of the best releases to date. Fox are generally very good IMO.