War Movies on DVD

[wworld7]

JD,

Where I live the HD Channels on my cable service come at no additional cost.

For me they are easier on my eyes and I really dislike having to watch non-HD channels now a days, especially for any sporting event.

[Silverdog]

I’ve watched a few Blu-ray films as I have a PS3, and yes the picture quality is sharper and better than DVD. Obviously I did not buy a PS3 to watch Blu-ray, and I can’t really justify buying a Blu-ray player just for added picture quality it gives. It’s nice but it's a luxury.

Same for HD channels. I use Sky for my sport fix and did look at getting Sky+ HD but the extra cost was too much. And given the current state of English cricket, watching the upcoming Ashes series in HD might not be pleasant viewing anyway…

[JudgeDredd]

It kind of reminds me of the Persil washing powder ads...20 years ago it got your whites whiter than white. Now if there was such a thing as whiter than white, then there's a slogan for their ad campaign. But now, they are saying it gets them even whiter...and the question is, how much whiter do you need white?

Flipperwash, I was having a pop at anyone but the corporates and their selling tactics. I genuinely (and I'm not just saying it) see very little if any difference between HD and normal digital TV. Or perhaps I should correct myself....I saw a difference when he switched the channels, but I wasn't blown from my seat with the quality. UNlike kitting my house out with a 42" LCD/plasma, £150 for a bluray player and £20 per bluray disk...now that WOULD blow me from my seat.