Yes. That. It was the first thing we watched and OMFG.
The thing that annoys me about it is that i feel I need to buy everything twice or decide--all other TVs only have regular DVD players in the house, so even renting a Bluray means I can only watch it in one place.
Oddly we have two BR devices on that TV, bc the PS3 doubles as one too...
But yes, on films where the visuals are the central thing, it gives you a stunning image quality. For the most part, I can take it or leave it though (and would never have bought one, but it came with the new TV...shrugs)
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Date: 2010-07-31 09:37 pm (UTC)The thing that annoys me about it is that i feel I need to buy everything twice or decide--all other TVs only have regular DVD players in the house, so even renting a Bluray means I can only watch it in one place.
Oddly we have two BR devices on that TV, bc the PS3 doubles as one too...
But yes, on films where the visuals are the central thing, it gives you a stunning image quality. For the most part, I can take it or leave it though (and would never have bought one, but it came with the new TV...shrugs)