murdock_matt
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I'm trying to decide on the format in which I should invest, Blu-Ray or HD-DVD. And since comic book movies are some of my favorites (not to mention the most visually stunning for this type of high-def presentation), that will definitely play a part in my decision. I made a list of which films are on which format so far.
The majority are Marvel so I posted this here.
BLU-RAY
The Fantastic Four (Theatrical Version)
The Punisher (2004)
X-Men: The Last Stand
Ghost Rider (Extended Version)
Spider-Man (announced)
Spider-Man 2 (announced)
Spider-Man 3 (only makes sense)
Superman: The Movie
Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut
Superman Returns
HD-DVD
Hulk (Universal has refused to support Blu-Ray thusfar)
V for Vendetta
Batman Begins
Superman: The Movie
Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut
Superman Returns
Constantine
I know there are other like Hellboy on Blu-Ray but I'm just focusing on Marvel/DC titles. And Blu-Ray seems to be the comic fan's friend at this juncture.
I guess I could go with the LG BH100 player which plays both.
What do you guys think?
(Also, just to save confusion, HD-DVD and Blu-Ray are BOTH backwards compatible and will play all the old regular DVDs unlike the popular belief that Blu-Ray cannot.)
The majority are Marvel so I posted this here.
BLU-RAY
The Fantastic Four (Theatrical Version)
The Punisher (2004)
X-Men: The Last Stand
Ghost Rider (Extended Version)
Spider-Man (announced)
Spider-Man 2 (announced)
Spider-Man 3 (only makes sense)
Superman: The Movie
Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut
Superman Returns
HD-DVD
Hulk (Universal has refused to support Blu-Ray thusfar)
V for Vendetta
Batman Begins
Superman: The Movie
Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut
Superman Returns
Constantine
I know there are other like Hellboy on Blu-Ray but I'm just focusing on Marvel/DC titles. And Blu-Ray seems to be the comic fan's friend at this juncture.
I guess I could go with the LG BH100 player which plays both.
What do you guys think?
(Also, just to save confusion, HD-DVD and Blu-Ray are BOTH backwards compatible and will play all the old regular DVDs unlike the popular belief that Blu-Ray cannot.)