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I agree. I enjoyed watching the extended version of the first one. The extended version of Return of the King was a bit painful to sit through IMHO

I have the same 40GB PS3 and had to send it in for a similar issue. Mine happened within the first year. It stopped playing Blu-ray disc's but would still play DVD's and CD's. I did a backup of the disk before sending it in. I did a restore on the new system I got back. All the accounts...

I noticed over the last month that they won't ship out the next movie for a couple of days after they received it. It was the first time I saw that since I've had the service. Could have been the time of year since this all occurred during the two weeks around Christmas.

Surprised to see no discussion on this

I've had no problems with either service. I liked Netflix website better, but I enjoy the exchange with the local BB too. I've been sticking with BB, and over the past year, had only been skipped over once I can remember with Hancock recently. I got Fred Claus without any issues. Many times I've...

I haven't had any problems getting BD new releases with BB. I've been getting them within the first week of release every time.

Yeah, I don't like it either. Like you, I do really like Cheadle's characters he has portrayed.

It is interesting, but having to wait up to 3 hours to watch a movie can be a pain.

Well, I put my IronMan disc into my PS3. After about 20 seconds, it came up with a screen which asked if I wanted to do a one time update to the BD-Live for the disc. It said it could take a couple of minutes if you say yes. I believe if I would have said no, I would have gotten immediately to...

You can find the source of the electricity usage here. From another article I read about, they were comparing the usage to an 12 cu ft refrigerator. Mine's three times that big.

Yeah, it can be over done, but too much filtering could also soften the image too much. I've noticed issues with older titles on DVD's and just took it for granted that the old film image was in bad shape.

Me neither. Downloads have been fast and responsive. I haven't tried out any BD-Live titles, so I can't saying anything about those. Firmware updates and game demos have been very quick.

Not necessarily. You're implying that all the game demos will be located on the same movie, BD-live, servers. That's most likely not the case.

Amazon prices... Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid(Fox) $27.95 The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe (Disney) $23.95 Master & Commander: The Far Side of the World(Fox) $27.95 Mrs. Doubtfire(Fox) $27.95 Shinobi(FUNimation) $10.95 ($3 cheaper than the DVD...

On older titles sure, but new releases they are not. I pre-ordered Enchanted on BD too, but paid $23.95, which is still the price listed right now on Amazon. The DVD is listed at $14.95. I Am Legend is listed at $18.95 and $15.95 for the DVD

I think laziness primarily. Just used to the normal sound output from the TV and are satisfied with that. It's primarily my wife in this position. Most of my kids and I want it over the surround sound system.

Thanks teachsac. I'll keep that in mind.

I believe I'm in the 26-50 range right now. If not, I'm in the 11-25 range. I know I've purchased between 20-30 BD's so far. I'm just not at home to verify right now.

This coming from a studio that sells some of the highest price BD's around. While I don't disagree with their point on the players, I just wish they would be a bit more competitive themselves on the media prices.

Apparently so. I was hoping for 7.1 analog outputs, but it appears that nobody is going to make it. I was just hoping not to route my HDMI through my receiver every time. Some in my family only want to turn on the player and the TV and forget the high quality sound.

Yes, resume play is probably the feature I would want the most too.

That seems about right according this this site Height: 7 ft. as green Hulk, 5 ft. 9 in. as Banner, 6 ft. 6 in. as gray Hulk Weight: 1,040 lbs. as green Hulk, 128 lbs. as Banner, 900 lbs. as gray Hulk Eyes: Green as green Hulk, Brown as Banner, gray as gray Hulk Hair: Green as green Hulk...

Hmm, I thought the BD-50 was suppose to have 7.1 analog outputs???

I have a 6.1 receiver. I use the optical output from the PS3. I have seen some 6.1 content off of some of my Blu-ray discs. I can't remember which ones off hand. My receiver auto detects between DTS and DD, 5.1 and 6.1