Damn Blu-Ray, making things look nicer

So over the past few years I've made a pretty nice DVD collection.

My question is whether or not I will need to upgrade my films to blu-ray. I know that the jump from VHS to DVD was pretty good, but nothing like HD.

They probably need to use newer tech, high quality cameras to achieve that sort of detail.
That would mean that a lot of the older movies won't be coming out on Blu-ray then, correct?
So I wont need to reburn a bunch of movies, to have them higher quality. I hope


I know it's not a question of if I have to or not, but I'm a perfectionist with this stuff, so to me, it matters.

If my explaining sucks, heres an example. Will they come out with The back to future box set on high def blu ray disc. or anything dated like pre 2000

Jam it back in, in the dark.

haha, I was just looking at websites. once I saw Commando I knew I was fucked.

Upgrading won't cost much at all, my friend, and i would probably be doing this in a year or two, when prices are more reasonable.

How ya doing, buddy?

Originally Posted by Musharraf

I dunno about that, how many DVDs do you have?

400+, but I usually make copies of DVD's, so I only really pay for my blank media and netflix service.

that's not too bad.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

DO DVD's look shitty on High Def TV's though?

Especially ones that have been compressed to fit on 4.7G Discs?

If those movies don't look shitty, I'll probably only upgrade the big ones (like what slash said, great idea, especially for the lazy man with OCD)

I can't wait to see the matrix in HD. I'll get up and close and personal with Lawrence Fishbournes Face Craters like I did in Imax, years back.

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