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Liked the movie, but save the format war stuff for nerdy message board virgins
The movie was good. Buy it, rent it, rip it, whatever you want to do - just watch the movie. <
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>From what I understand, ALL the Warner Bros high def transfers are mastered for HD-DVD first and then ported to Blu-Ray, making the technology argument completely moot. It's mastered in HD-DVD format first because it's easier and more economical for the studio to do so. What have we learned today? To date (as far as I know), all WB high def titles are mastered for HD-DVD, even if it's on Blu-Ray. <
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>I still think Leo DiCaprio should have been Oscar nominated and won for his role in The Departed. But he did well in Blood Diamond, too. If you are fortunate enough to have both HD-DVD and BR, spread the love and pick up The Departed in HD-DVD, since it'll look identical to the BR version ;-O <
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>It really is a shame that one has to go to the standard def DVD page to find out if people liked the movie, rather than have a typing war on why one format is superior than the other. If the studios really were as smart as they think they are, they'd release the same titles on both formats, allowing the people to decide who wins. Plus, they'd make potloads of money by having their cake and eating it, too. <
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>Just my two cents.

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Buy This and Blu-Ray makes it even better
Great moivie and love it, thought it was Dicapro's best performance. I enjoyed this movie at the theatre and thought the Blu-ray made this movie more enjoyable. It is not the best transfer not it is any reference material but the movie is great. I don't understand why those HD-DVD fanboi making comment on a Blu-ray disc, I will not buy a HD-DVD disk or player ever, that format is dying and thanks to my intelligent I pick the right format. All I can say is enjoy this great movie.

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Get the HD DVD version
The HD DVD version is the first and only title on either format to offer exclusive online content, as well as picture in picture. Blu-ray can't do any of that, in fact all existing players are already obsolete and will never have those features. If you want Blu-ray's advanced features, you'll have to buy another player when they come out late this year. Those are the facts ma'am, not FUD. <
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>And to the poster below: Warner makes the HD DVD VC-1 encode first, then ports that to Blu-ray. So much for your superior video and audio argument. BD just gets a copy of the HD DVD version, which is why both will look virtually identical.