Re: Warner: No BD-Live Blu-ray titles this year

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Published Jul 10, 2008 Warner Bros. do not believe that consumers want BD-Live before they really can make a difference.

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Skyhawk

Jul 10, 2008 - CDT 5:46 PM

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What? You guys sound like you don't want all that valuable Web content:

John how are you able to fully review a movie if you don't have your player connected to see this content? For example, you forgot the "movie merchandise tab" on the pop-up screen. You must review the quality of the t-shirts, the playability of the toys, and the tonality of each ringtone offered for sale! Get with the future of movie reviewing!

Skyhawk

Jul 10, 2008 - CDT 5:53 PM

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Here's a sample of a review once WALL-E hits Blu-ray:

Movie 7/10

Video 9/10

Audio 8/10

T-Shirts 8/10 ... Good quality considering they were made with child slave
labor in <insert country here>. However -2 points for slight shrinkage after first wash and some perceptable color fading.

Wall-E action figure 0/10... Our child broke this the second day, and swallowed some small pieces! After rushing him to the hospital...

Ring Tone 6/10 ... although only the on ringtone offered was WAAAAL-EEE, it offers quite the life-like resemblance to him saying the name in the movie. We did find it annoying how it repeats over and over... plus the $3 for a ring tone is pretty steep...

Falcon01

Jul 10, 2008 - CDT 6:11 PM

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I have my PS3 hooked up to the internet via the Wi-Fi and I have not used the web features on any bluray movie yet. I have seen roughly 25 blurays to this point. Come to think of it, I have not watched any of the extras either on any of them.

bladerunner1

Jul 10, 2008 - CDT 6:42 PM

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Skyhawk..ROTFLMAO.

Falcon,
I havent watched any either. And i've put about 100 through the PS3. It may have something to do with the quality of the movies we are watching. I did watch alot of the Rambo features though, but thats just because i'm a fan of the series. And speaking of which..The first time i saw this movie i pretty much hated it. But now it has been filed under the "second chance" cateGORY..and i think i may love it?

When Rambo gets on the cannon at the end, it is pure audio/visual bliss. (Grampa even got into it a bit.)haha.

Falcon01

Jul 10, 2008 - CDT 6:58 PM

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When Rambo gets on the cannon at the end, it is pure audio/visual bliss.

lol. Pure carnage but yeah what a rush.

Skyhawk

Jul 10, 2008 - CDT 8:48 PM

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Pure carnage but yeah what a rush.

Personally I like Rambo's more primative methods best. When that arrow cut through that guy's head, I was laughing my head off. Course my wife was looking at me like I was a sick, sick person for some reason. What the heck?

ReaggieP

Jul 11, 2008 - CDT 10:25 AM

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I love watching the special features. Some of them are very good. There are also some dud's. IE Spiderwick Chronicles. That whole thing with the director saying trolls were true, I was going to barf... By the Way I have used the on-line content for a lot of the HD DVD's.