Ran on Blu-Ray - September

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Re: Ran on Blu-Ray - September

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gasteropod wrote:I know Brad lol, all I can do is shake my head in disbelief :D
I'm shaking my head in belief, this is Romero after all :D.
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Re: Ran on Blu-Ray - September

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Why should Gas have to compare discs to give his opinion? I doubt Sam owns both discs :?
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Romero is being a twit. Gas. never said the USA is better (so therefore wasn't comparing it to anything), just that's it's decent in his opinion.
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Re: Ran on Blu-Ray - September

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Yeah I didn't spot any problems with it, and The Dark Knight BD for instance bugs the hell out of me with its EE.
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gasteropod wrote:The Dark Knight BD for instance bugs the hell out of me with its EE.

You cannot say that! :thumbs: as Brad says you are insanely fussy and frankly are looking for faults.

But then he is blind beyond words.
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Fair enough then Brad :)
Gas I'll have to see what TDK DVD looks like on my BD player.
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This is the best example of the EE, check out the halos around the officers! http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film2/DVDRevie ... u-ray3.jpg
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romerojpg wrote:You cannot say that! :thumbs: as Brad says you are insanely fussy and frankly are looking for faults.
Oh no he didn't. I said you were all of the above.
grim_tales wrote:Fair enough then Brad :)
What for?

TDK looked ace to me, even though I could spot the EE at times too. Not enough to bother me at all. The shifting aspect ratios took a bit of getting used to but overall it worked well.

p.s - Gas: DVD Beaver doesn't like you direct linking to JPEGs.
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bradavon wrote:
romerojpg wrote:You cannot say that! :thumbs: as Brad says you are insanely fussy and frankly are looking for faults.
Oh no he didn't. I said you were all of the above.
Wrong again, you really dont read anything you write :clap: keep it up.
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"Fair enough" when I read your explanation of Gas's comment.
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Re: Ran on Blu-Ray - September

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You really are a plank Romero. Just because my reply proceeded Gas's, it doesn't mean I was talking about him. Oh dear. Why would I say Gas is insanely fussy, when it's obvious he's not but you are?