Complete movie collection on Blu-Ray in August?

[Spitfire]

Originally Posted by turkishproverb

The fact is that even 16mm film translates to more than the same quality as blue ray, and the turtles were filmed in 32mm. Furthermore, when it comes to special features "incomplete scenes" are expected to be lower in quality than the film itself. Also, contrary to popular belief, unless you simply do a horrible job of connecting your player, standard definition does not "look like ass" on an HD TV, as illustrated by the fact even most cable is STILL transmitted that way, and can be viewed easily and with fine quality on an HD screen.

Yes I know I have several times burned a DVD of DV footage I shot and edited off my computer and played it on my HDTV. It can look good but looking good and being professional quality are two completely different things. I pay alot of attention to quality because it's a huge thing in my major. So what's great to a normal person might be sub-par to me personally.

At any rate I assumed the Making of, which again was what I was talking about, wasn't filmed on a film camera. Even if it was filmed on film god only knows where the orginial master of it is and all that remains are VHS copies.

Even if they wanted the deleted scenes they'd have to get them from Steve and who knows if he's willing to part with them, don't know why he wouldn't, but from a business angle it's a lot easier to shoot new features.

I don't like the idea of it and I think it's stupid but I see why they're doing it.