Originally posted by SisterTheMoon:[..]
Ah, The Lion King should be listed as number one. This coming from a grown up child with no children.Althought I must admit that I have yet to see Toy Story or Monsters Inc. Sigh.
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
I love Lion King!!! That's my movie!
Toy Story is sweet, so is Monsters Inc, but Lion King just kicks all kinds of ass.
Best Pixar movie is Finding Nemo, IMO_O_
And those red box things I'm sure don't have it. Crap. 
Originally posted by MWSAH:A Walk To Remember with my girlfriend...standard romantic stuff
Originally posted by SisterTheMoon:[..]
I have yet to see Finding Nemo.
Everyone I know who has seen it (adults AND kids) all rave about it. I think I'll go rent it this weekend....well, if I can find it. The Hollywood video closed permenantly.
Oh noes! Finding Nemo is definitely worth looking around for, great film.
Originally posted by germcevoy:The Matrix trilogy, back to back, on Blu Ray. Unreal
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]Matrix I is one of the best movies ever made. The two others are good too, but first one is just
Is Blu-Ray that good? I never saw a movie on it (just played a friend's PS3 a few times but didn't notica a major differernce).
Originally posted by germcevoy:Blu Ray is that good. Does your friend have a good TV? And does he connect his ps3 to the tv via a HDMI cable?
Video runs at up to 40mb/s so you can get an idea of the quality just by seeing those data rates
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]54 inches and HDMI connection, indeed. Call Of Duty looks insane on that TV
I know the tech specifications, but I just didn't notice a significative difference. Maybe I'm just dull, or maybe it's just because I've just played videogames and not seen an actual movie or the normal tv itself.
Is the normal image//bluray difference similar to the mp3//flac ?