Of course, having this fantastic new player left me with the same question I faced 10 years ago – having spent $400 on the player, I can really only afford (with my wife's blessing) three Blu-ray discs and I need to figure out what those should be.
Enter UnSpun (where, it is true, I am also a writer). Someone actually created a handy-dandy "Best Blu-ray Movies" list, which features some pretty nifty choices. Take a gander:
Not all of the above are available yet on Blu-ray, but it's certainly got me thinking. I'm not quite sure that Clue would really have anything added to it by existing on Blu-ray (and I'm not sure I'd replace my DVD copy), but the Lord of the Rings Trilogy? Now that I'd buy on Blu-ray. There are probably others that I should consider buying too, and if you have any thoughts as to those, don't hesitate to add them to the above list.
Article comments
1 - Craig Siplin
I can feel your pain. And the pain will grow if you think buying DVDs of any standard is the way to go. Blockbuster and Netflix are offering HD direct downloads or will soon be.
Check out the offerings at MacTV and others. I would look to stream movies and get recording device to accomplish library numbers