I can't tell someone how to spend their money. But, I can't see spending more money than I have to. So, what you don't get the extras
On Blu-Ray. Most of the time the extras are just fluff not even worth watching. I can't see the difference in Blu-Ray over DVD anyway.
So, I will save my money for other things.
Seriously
Utah! Get me two.
Well...bye.
share I_Luv_Apple: I can't tell someone how to spend their money.
You have got that right.
I_Luv_Apple: I can't see the difference in Blu-Ray over DVD anyway.
Well, I can. Blu-ray allows movies to look like movies while DVD is too soft for film grain and the overall cinematic feel. Also, since I live in Europe, a "PAL" -area, Blu-ray lets me watch movies without the 25/24 speed-up.
I_Luv_Apple: So, I will save my money for other things.
That's fine. It is your money and your choice.
That's too bad; I can see and hear the difference. Anyway you act like BDs cost twice as much as DVDs; in reality they are usually only a few bucks more, and sometimes are actually cheaper.
shareI can't see the difference in Blu-Ray over DVD anyway.
Really?
Should've gone to Specsavers.
It looks a bit sweaty in there so you may need to apply baby powder Zapp Brannigan
Should've gone to Specsavers.