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post #301 of 20357
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Originally Posted by degas View Post

I second that.


I third that!
post #302 of 20357
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Originally Posted by AustinSTI View Post

Haven't seen it so where should it go? I put it in Tierr 2 by Bridge for now...

I think that is about right (re Night at the Museum).

Thanks!
post #303 of 20357
Here's my vote for The Messengers. Tier 1 (gold). One of the best transfers I've seen.
post #304 of 20357
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Originally Posted by Ian_Currie View Post

Here's my vote for The Messengers. Tier 1 (gold). One of the best transfers I've seen.

I agree.
post #305 of 20357
anyone get curse of the golden flower, was looking for reviews but havent seen any yet?
post #306 of 20357
TIER 1 for bridge of teraphatia or how ever its spelled lol

seen a couple of scenes with obvious microblocking and in the dark scenes it lost detail
but IMO very good movie! they don't get much better.

(scratch the tier one vote I keep thinking your using hte old system.... tier two maybe a notch higher then what you have it now is perfect)
post #307 of 20357
Night at the Museum has serious artifacting in the scenes with fast motion and some of the snow chase scenes are a millisecond from comply falling apart (two scenes with the TRex, and one other that is hard to explain). I feel that makes it a three or four max. The well lit, slow scenes are very good however.
post #308 of 20357
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Originally Posted by Slim GoodBooty View Post

Night at the Museum has serious artifacting in the scenes with fast motion and some of the snow chase scenes are a millisecond from comply falling apart (two scenes with the TRex, and one other that is hard to explain). I feel that makes it a three or four max. The well lit, slow scenes are very good however.

Never saw any of the artifacts you are talking about.
post #309 of 20357
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Originally Posted by Rob Tomlin View Post

Never saw any of the artifacts you are talking about.

Good for you. I saw it on two completely different systems, my kids saw them and another person I know, that is a A/V profeesional saw them. Most of you don't see the macroblocking on BD and HDDVD either, so I can't really take you seriously.
post #310 of 20357
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Originally Posted by Slim GoodBooty View Post

Good for you. I saw it on two completely different systems, my kids saw them and another person I know, that is a A/V profeesional saw them. Most of you don't see the macroblocking on BD and HDDVD either, so I can't really take you seriously.

Well, that settles it then: I'm blind!
post #311 of 20357
Nine Inch Nails:

Tier Two-You gotta be kidding.

This is as close to Tier 0 as you will get for a concert. I have been sitting on this one for two months. Finally cranked it up tonight...

Gotta admit, I thought I was not the biggest fan. My best friend dragged me to see them in the early 90's or so somewhere in San Francisco. Maybe the Filmore? I don't remember...

Concerts should be rated on a different scale than film and this show was pretty flawless on BR considering it's a concert. I just need to pop in any of my SD concerts to see the difference.

If every concert was at this level I would be in Heaven as most are horrible in SD.

Nine Ince Nails is Tier 0 on the concert scale.

More BR Concerts Please!!!!

-Rick
post #312 of 20357
Talking about NIN I watched it today, well more of listing to it lol. I listing to it almost every day. Good picture awesome sound and good songs. But imo not tier 0 to many shots out of focus and the dark scenes don't have much detail. then their really isnt no "3d" shots or very few of them.
post #313 of 20357
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Originally Posted by Slim GoodBooty View Post

Night at the Museum has serious artifacting in the scenes with fast motion and some of the snow chase scenes are a millisecond from comply falling apart (two scenes with the TRex, and one other that is hard to explain). I feel that makes it a three or four max. The well lit, slow scenes are very good however.

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Originally Posted by Rob Tomlin View Post

Never saw any of the artifacts you are talking about.

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Originally Posted by Slim GoodBooty View Post

Good for you. I saw it on two completely different systems, my kids saw them and another person I know, that is a A/V profeesional saw them. Most of you don't see the macroblocking on BD and HDDVD either, so I can't really take you seriously.

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Originally Posted by Rob Tomlin View Post

Well, that settles it then: I'm blind!

Guess I'm blind too! As I never saw any artifacting either. (maybe the RS-1 hides the artifacting and lesser quality displays exaggerate it )
post #314 of 20357
Slim GoodBooty: I do not take you seriously.
post #315 of 20357
Can someone please change of the title of this thread to: "The New Picture Quality Tier thread for Blu-ray" ?

All these new guys are coming in, starting unnecessary thread and asking which looks better etc... Most people don't know what 'Tier' means. Throw them a bone.
post #316 of 20357
^ I agree, I made this mistake earlier this evening.
post #317 of 20357
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by Garconis View Post

I'm willing to bet that a film from the 60s, isn't in Tier 0. Probably Tier 1. Hopefully we can get someone else who has seen this to respond. I know HDDigest rated the video quality as 4.5 / 5.

that Alone indicates tier 1...dropped into Tier 1 until I can get someone to confirm/refute the assessment
post #318 of 20357
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by Ian_Currie View Post

Here's my vote for The Messengers. Tier 1 (gold). One of the best transfers I've seen.


Added in middle Tier 1.
post #319 of 20357
anybody pick up or view black snake moan yet to see where that ranks
post #320 of 20357
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Originally Posted by JoeTizzle View Post

anybody pick up or view black snake moan yet to see where that ranks

highdefdigest gavei it 5/5 pq
post #321 of 20357
HELLBOY

Man, this was a damn good looking title! Lot's of depth and 3 dimensionality, good detail and sharpness! This title seemed a perfect fit for showing off what the JVC RS1 projector can do with its 15K:1 contrast as it contained many dark scenes.

I forgot how much I enjoyed this tongue in cheek movie!

I am still having a hard time getting used to this new Tier structure. I think the current placement on the list is about right (compared to other titles) but saying it is "Tier 2" just doesn't seem to be giving it justice. Tier 1 sounds more deserving of where it should be (as do most of the top Tier 2 titles).
post #322 of 20357
I would say Black Snake Moan is very high tier 1.
The picture is beautiful and the amount of detail is astounding.

There is a small amount of fine grain, but you would expect that from film.
post #323 of 20357
I'm with you 100% Rob. I'm sitting 1.3x screen widths away from an 119" screen and using an RS1 that's calibrated to D65. Hellboy does not belong in Tier 2.

Ghost Rider, a terrible, terrible movie IMO, and two hours of my life that I wish I could get back, is another title that also belongs in Tier 1.




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Originally Posted by Rob Tomlin View Post

HELLBOY

Man, this was a damn good looking title! Lot's of depth and 3 dimensionality, good detail and sharpness! This title seemed a perfect fit for showing off what the JVC RS1 projector can do with its 15K:1 contrast as it contained many dark scenes.

I forgot how much I enjoyed this tongue in cheek movie!

I am still having a hard time getting used to this new Tier structure. I think the current placement on the list is about right (compared to other titles) but saying it is "Tier 2" just doesn't seem to be giving it justice. Tier 1 sounds more deserving of where it should be (as do most of the top Tier 2 titles).
post #324 of 20357
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Originally Posted by Kroenen View Post

I'm with you 100% Rob. I'm sitting 1.3x screen widths away from an 119" screen and using an RS1 that's calibrated to D65. Hellboy does not belong in Tier 2.

Ghost Rider, a terrible, terrible movie IMO, and two hours of my life that I wish I could get back, is another title that also belongs in Tier 1.

post #325 of 20357
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Originally Posted by Rob Tomlin View Post

HELLBOY

Man, this was a damn good looking title! Lot's of depth and 3 dimensionality, good detail and sharpness! This title seemed a perfect fit for showing off what the JVC RS1 projector can do with its 15K:1 contrast as it contained many dark scenes.

I forgot how much I enjoyed this tongue in cheek movie!

I am still having a hard time getting used to this new Tier structure. I think the current placement on the list is about right (compared to other titles) but saying it is "Tier 2" just doesn't seem to be giving it justice. Tier 1 sounds more deserving of where it should be (as do most of the top Tier 2 titles).

Just watched this film too. I was thinking the same thing while watching it - "What a GREAT RS1 show-off title!" I also agree - when you talk about it being a "tier 2" title - makes it sound like a lesser quality title.
Can't wait to see Hellboy 2.
post #326 of 20357
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Originally Posted by John Ballentine View Post

Just watched this film too. I was thinking the same thing while watching it - "What a GREAT RS1 show-off title!" I also agree - when you talk about it being a "tier 2" title - makes it sound like a lesser quality title.
Can't wait to see Hellboy 2.

Damn John, why do we keep watching the same movies so close together?
post #327 of 20357
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by wmitchell23 View Post

I would say Black Snake Moan is very high tier 1.
The picture is beautiful and the amount of detail is astounding.

There is a small amount of fine grain, but you would expect that from film.

Done.
post #328 of 20357
I didn't see this in the Tier list, but I thought it had pretty damn good picture quality, especially for an old movie. Colours were good, detail was surprisingly good.........there were a few soft scenes, but nothing terrible. Not a whole lot of grain present in most scenes. I'd say this is either very top of Tier 3 or bottom of Tier 2.
post #329 of 20357
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Originally Posted by maverick0716 View Post

I didn't see this in the Tier list, but I thought it had pretty damn good picture quality, especially for an old movie. Colours were good, detail was surprisingly good.........there were a few soft scenes, but nothing terrible. Not a whole lot of grain present in most scenes. I'd say this is either very top of Tier 3 or bottom of Tier 2.


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post #330 of 20357
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Originally Posted by wmitchell23 View Post

I would say Black Snake Moan is very high tier 1.
The picture is beautiful and the amount of detail is astounding.

There is a small amount of fine grain, but you would expect that from film.

I watched it Tuesday night and I completely concur with the above, as well as the movie's placement. Great acoustic ambience! Too bad it wasn't blessed with PCM.
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