Emrah Says: January 14th, 2008 at 11:55 am I really don’t see the point of paying premium prices for blu-ray version of movies such as Mr. Woodcock, while you can grab a dvd version for cheaper. My tv’s built-in upscaler is very dandy (it is not full hd, tho) I am desperately waiting for Forrest Gump HD version. Would buy it at any price. I think I haven’t yet seen a blu-ray version..

Tosh Hatch Says: January 14th, 2008 at 12:00 pm I reason why I buy a blu-ray version over dvd is due to the hard coating on the blu-ray disc. Virtually scratch proof under normal conditions, only way to scratch it is wish a knife really.

west coast ps3 Says: January 14th, 2008 at 12:28 pm Fortunately movies like Mr. Woodcock tend not to stay at a premium price for long. I’ve noticed that movies like that go to 15$ pretty quick. Personally, that would be a rental for me…I’m probably only going to watch it once, so it is worth $5.50 to rent the bluray.

Marketing Consulting Says: January 14th, 2008 at 4:58 pm I really don’t think it’s especially important to see a very hi def version of Mr. Woodcock…

Segitz Says: January 14th, 2008 at 6:23 pm None of these movies interest me, even remotely… They have such huge back catalogues, yet they decide to release this “new” crap? I don’t get that really. I’d never consider a buy of such a disc^^ They could release stuff like Scrubs on BDROM (SD), yet put all stuff on one disc. That would rock!

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