View Single Post
Old 12-20-2006, 01:53 PM   #3
JimmyJames
The Bishop of HD
 
JimmyJames's Avatar
 

Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Sirkl Country, PA
Posts: 194
Default

Look where you're posting. I agree to the extent that I will not replace every one of my DVD's with HD-DVD's - I couldn't afford it and there are many that simply won't get viewed enough or at all. For my favorites, yes, I would replace a few of them with their HD-DVD counterparts, then make new purchases in the new format.

But the special features? I could go either way on those. Many movies I don't even bother with some special features - unless it's one of my more preferred films.

Yes, some people are 100% HD and anything less is unacceptable. And there's nothing wrong with that - to each their own. But I am content over quality - I will watch Pulp Fiction in SD before I would watch Gigli in HD.

But that doesn't mean I don't want to see as much content as possible in an HD format. Hope this helps....
__________________
Monitor #1 - Toshiba 34" ColorstreamHD CRT
Monitor #2 - Daewoo 20" Flat Screen CRT
Home Theater - Sony 5.1 HT-6600DP HTIB
DVD - Sony 5 Disc Progressive Scan
VCR - Panasonic Hi-Fi
Cable HD DVR - Motorola HD Dual
HD Cable Provider - Service Electric (Eastern PA)
HD Channels Received - NBC/CBS/ABC/FOX/CW/MyNetTV/PBS/ESPN/ESPN2/NFL/VSGOLF/Big10/TNT/TBS/HDNet/HDNetMovie/UniversalHD/Outdoor/Discovery/HBO/Cinemax/Comcast SportsNet/HGTV/Food/A&E/National Geo
JimmyJames is offline   Reply With Quote