Man-spider/Venom fan said:

i heared about a deleted scene with captin america was gonna be online. so where is it?

CenaFan said:

the 70 minutes of deleted scenes will only be on the blu-ray edition of the DVD. in the 70 minutes includes the captain america scene

Xenos said:

CenaFan said:

the 70 minutes of deleted scenes will only be on the blu-ray edition of the DVD. in the 70 minutes includes the captain america scene

Damn i hate Blu-Ray.

ruskiangel said:

there isnt a big difference between dvd and blu-ray and it can only be seen on a full definition tv which not everyone has, i think they are trying to set a trend and failing with it cos no one wants to pay extra for practically the same thing

The_Star_Treker said:

Blu-ray is crap? Have you ever used it before? The quality of the picture on there is twice times better and clearer than DVDs. You don't have to get to the special features at the menu. You can get to them when you are right in the middle of a movie if you want to. You need to watch a Blu-ray disc on a High-def television before you judge it. High-def quality is WAY better than what we used to have. You are just missing out. I bought my dad the Planet Earth series in Blu-ray High-def (which was on the Discovery Channel in HD) for Father's Day and he loves it. He is an old-school type guy but he thinks High-def quality is great. I heard that in 2009 everybody is going to have to get televisions in digital or High-def quality if they want to watch local broadcasting. The government is going to offer a somewhat discount for everyone owns an older television. HD is the future.

TV Viewers Prepare for Digital Transition

JHBLADER05 said:

I see absolutely no difference in any DVD formats. It all looks exactly the same.

pyro935 said:

The_Star_Treker said:

Blu-ray is crap? Have you ever used it before? The quality of the picture on there is twice times better and clearer than DVDs. You don't have to get to the special features at the menu. You can get to them when you are right in the middle of a movie if you want to. You need to watch a Blu-ray disc on a High-def television before you judge it. High-def quality is WAY better than what we used to have. You are just missing out. I bought my dad the Planet Earth series in Blu-ray High-def (which was on the Discovery Channel in HD) for Father's Day and he loves it. He is an old-school type guy but he thinks High-def quality is great. I heard that in 2009 everybody is going to have to get televisions in digital or High-def quality if they want to watch local broadcasting. The government is going to offer a somewhat discount for everyone owns an older television. HD is the future.

TV Viewers Prepare for Digital Transition

Well, I'm sorry that we can't all afford HD TVs and Blu-Ray players like you can. . .

dparker said:

Capt America's shiled was shown in Iron Man movie when Robert was making a costume it was behind him, thought you should know, There will be a JLA or whatever it is called as Capt America will be made and so will be Thor and Green Latern I think, anyway I am sure you already knew this, just making sure. Thanks

dparker said:

dparker said:

Capt America's shiled was shown in Iron Man movie when Robert was making a costume it was behind him, thought you should know, There will be a JLA or whatever it is called as Capt America will be made and so will be Thor and Green Latern I think, anyway I am sure you already knew this, just making sure. Thanks

Sorry I mean Avengers not JLA, I am not into this but frankly I really did enjoyed this movie, along with Ironman, Spiderman, X-men and Batman and all the comic book heros. The only comic book I read is Spawn, my favourite.
I can't wait to see The Dark Knight.

Thanks.

matacron said:

At least that's true on the scale of advantages that DVDs have over VHS tapes.

vanisher said:

I got yer blu ray
No seriously I don't buy that crap for a second. The DVD will have deleted scenes in the special features. What are they gonna do just accidentally leave that out? Crap

BETPiece2010 said:

matacron said:

At least that's true on the scale of advantages that DVDs have over VHS tapes.

You hit the nail on the head. I'm not gonna deny that Blu-ray looks better. But I will say that it doesn't look better enough to justify the purpose. I really don't need to see EVERY little detail when I am watching tv.

Let's compare the 2 jumps...

VHS-->DVD
DVD has better picture
DVD has better sound
DVD takes up less space
DVD allows you to jump around from place to place in the menu
DVD has tons of special features (deleted scenes, multiple languages, subtitles, commentary, "making of" featurettes)
DVD has more data space
DVD's are more practical to pack multiple disks in one case.
There are probably some more I am missing, too.

DVD-->Blu-Ray
Blu-Ray has slightly better picture if you have a tv that is powerful (and expensive) enough to display the image
Blu-Ray has slightly better sound if you have like the best sound system (which is also very expensive)

So, to me, it's clear that the jump from VHS to DVD is much more impressive than the hop from DVD to Blu-Ray.

The_Star_Treker said:


Blu-ray Disc takes up less space same as DVD does
Blu-ray Disc of course has tons of special features (deleted scenes, multiple languages, subtitles, commentary, "making of" featurettes) same way DVD has

The_Star_Treker said:

Blu-ray Disc allows you get to special features when you are right in the middle of watching the film without going back to the main menu.

The_Star_Treker said:

Blu-ray Disc has twice times more data space than DVD has. Like an example if you getting a special edition which gives you 2 discs, right? For the Blu-ray Disc version you got the 2-discs special edition in one disc.