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View Full Version : Enter the Dragon and Dirty Dozen in April GJN 02-28-07, 05:05 PM Warner Home Video have announced the US Blu-ray Disc releases of Enter the Dragon and The Dirty Dozen on 17th April 2007. Already available on HD DVD, Warner brings these films to Blu-ray Disc priced at $28.99 SRP each with all bonus materials on the Standard Definition versions included. (per DVD Times) ryoohki 02-28-07, 05:11 PM The question is, will this be a half rez transfert. Enter The Dragon is terribly bobbed on HD DD and shows staircases everywhere.. joerod 02-28-07, 05:12 PM I already have them on HD DVD and will not be repurchasing them...:) But that's just me... beatboy77 02-28-07, 05:15 PM NICE!! It is GREAT to see the delayed WB releases finally coming to Blu-ray!! ~Josh Fettastic 02-28-07, 05:25 PM Dirty Dozen looks pretty bad, but Enter the Dragon looks ok. dpags 02-28-07, 05:29 PM Nice! Bring 'em on. michael000 02-28-07, 05:39 PM Definitely want to buy ETD but i'll wait and see about this whole bobbing issue. If it's the same as the HDDVD version i'll wait till they release it again (we all know they will.....) jwv651 02-28-07, 05:43 PM Yep already have them on HD DVD...love The Dirty Dozen. AST 02-28-07, 06:02 PM The question is, will this be a half rez transfert. Enter The Dragon is terribly bobbed on HD DD and shows staircases everywhere.. I had no problem watching the HD DVD version. It's still FAR better than any SD DVD version. AST 02-28-07, 06:03 PM Yep already have them on HD DVD...love The Dirty Dozen. Same here. Never watched the movie in my lifetime until it came out on HD DVD. Now I love the film. John Ballentine 02-28-07, 07:40 PM If Enter the dragon is not bobbed - I'll be buying it. (I'm sure it wont be as Warner has admitted their HD-DVD 1080i master mistake). Ripper64 02-28-07, 07:56 PM I paid $23 Canadian for the HD-DVD version Taha24 02-28-07, 11:04 PM Oh man, Enter the Dragon will be mine. HPforMe 03-01-07, 01:53 PM My advice is to skip Dirty Dozen. Having purchased it for HD DVD it's the only High def disk I've resold on Ebay. Very inconsistent and sometimes just downright poor. It may well be the source but that doesn't help the looks. maverick0716 03-02-07, 02:11 AM Enter the Dragon looks awesome on HD DVD, so I'm sure it'll look great on Blu Ray too (most likely identical). Most notibly the difference in detail between the crappy SD releases. I took screenshot of a random scene awhile ago to show how much better it is than the SD snapper case release. http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i73/maverick0716/IMG_0089.jpg http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i73/maverick0716/IMG_0090.jpg dpags 03-02-07, 11:15 AM Nice screencaps! John Ballentine 03-02-07, 02:47 PM Yes - very nice. What an amazing difference. jsg2020 03-02-07, 06:22 PM What about "The Last Dragon"? Now that's a great one! :) AST 03-02-07, 08:35 PM My advice is to skip Dirty Dozen. Having purchased it for HD DVD it's the only High def disk I've resold on Ebay. Very inconsistent and sometimes just downright poor. It may well be the source but that doesn't help the looks. Just because you sold your copy on EBay doesn't mean it's not a great movie and good transfer for it's age. I wouldn't sell my copy for twice the price I paid. MSmith83 03-02-07, 10:53 PM Just because you sold your copy on EBay doesn't mean it's not a great movie and good transfer for it's age. I wouldn't sell my copy for twice the price I paid. Same here. I am plenty happy with my HD DVD of The Dirty Dozen. The transfer is actually quite good, and looks significantly better than what SD DVD can offer. And let's not lose sight of the fact that this movie kicks complete and total ass. :) degas 03-03-07, 06:02 AM So how does Enter the Dragon HD compare to the more recent 2-disc S.E SD release? |