Which movie would benefit most from being in Hi-Def - Club CDFreaks

**DoMiN8ToR** · 19-12-2007

I'm not a movie freak but I can imagine that movies with a lot of landscape scenes would benefit most from High Defenition with crisp and vivid images of the scenery, air, animals, water etc.

Are there any movies you have in mind that would probably be even better when they would have been in Hi-Def? (and you never know who reads it, they might consider it

)

**CCRomeo** · 19-12-2007

Band of Brothers

*CDan* · 19-12-2007

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Originally Posted by CCRomeo

Band of Brothers

If you have access to the Japanese HD-DVD set of this series, buy it at any price. It's unbelievable for both picture and audio quality. It's the best picture I've seen yet, outside of Planet Earth. The audio can knock you out of your seat.

As to the topic, it really has more to do with the quality of the video master than it does the movie itself. Most movies are done on film, which is capable of resolutions far greater than 1080. Getting that level of resolution onto video is another story, and requires very expensive and new hardware.

That said, many of the old westerns are excellent choices, with photography that begs for high-res transfers. The Searchers and The Cowboys are 2 that are already on HD discs. The list of potential candidates is long, and even the black and white movies would be stunning in HD.

**MegaDETH** · 19-12-2007

I am hoping Saving Private Ryan will come out some day in Hi-Def but it doesn't look like it is anytime soon ;(

I think War and Action type movies will also benefit, all that action just jumping out at you should make it a good viewing experience.

pythonis · 19-12-2007

my $.02...

Blackhawk Down
Aliens VS Predator
Constantine
LOTR (trilogy)
Narnia
Predator
Day After Tomorrow
Top Gun
Transformers

old3eyes · 21-12-2007

A restored copy of most of the 1960s road show epics

*Bob* · 21-12-2007

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Originally Posted by pythonis

Top Gun

Not sure about the others but i know Top Gun is on HD-DVD. I almost rented it and might go see if they have it tomorrow

pythonis · 21-12-2007

pink floyd's "The Wall" or "Pulse"

NightTran · 18-01-2008

Any fast action movies would

**Jesterrace** · 20-01-2008

Any of the old classics that have really been re-vamped (ie Battle of The Bulge, 2001: A Space Odyssey) as well as any of the documentaries that have been listed above. Amazing picture quality difference.

*crossg* · 21-01-2008

Midway would be a good choice for me but I think the original has been remastered a few times.

**Jesterrace** · 21-01-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by CDan

If you have access to the Japanese HD-DVD set of this series, buy it at any price. It's unbelievable for both picture and audio quality. It's the best picture I've seen yet, outside of Planet Earth. The audio can knock you out of your seat.

As to the topic, it really has more to do with the quality of the video master than it does the movie itself. Most movies are done on film, which is capable of resolutions far greater than 1080. Getting that level of resolution onto video is another story, and requires very expensive and new hardware.

That said, many of the old westerns are excellent choices, with photography that begs for high-res transfers. The Searchers and The Cowboys are 2 that are already on HD discs. The list of potential candidates is long, and even the black and white movies would be stunning in HD.

Might I suggest having a look at this site. Granted the titles are kinda spendy but if it is a must have then it is worth it:

http://xploitedcinema.com/catalog/hd...page=2&sort=2a

**CCRomeo** · 21-01-2008

Kill Bill

*crossg* · 17-02-2008

Not a movie but "Eagles Hell Freezes Over" would be awsome in HD and HD sound.

For the older generation at least.

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CCRomeo Moderator Join Date: May 2005 Location: Smilieville ~~~~~~~~~~ Middle Earth, USA Posts: 3,636	Re: Which movie would benefit most from being in Hi-Def Band of Brothers __________________ Panasonic DMR ES25 with DiMax Grex Panasonic DMR EZ27 with Sima GoDVD CT-200 LiteOn LVW-5005A with SHW 160P6S drive SN:0102-1840-0098-P0SB Hacked LiteOn LVW-5005B with SHW 160P6S drive SN:0102--1140-0098-P0SB Hacked DVRs repalyTV 5000, Scintific Atlanta Explorer 8000 DVD Burners: Liteon:2x SHW-160P6S, SHM 165H6S, LH-20A1P, LH-18A1P; Sony DRU-120C, AWQ170A-B2 DVD Players: Panasonic 2x DVD S52, DVD S1; Philips DVP5140/37DVP642/17, RCA DRC257N, Magnavox MWD200G Others: Scintific Atlanta 3100, Plextor ConvertX PX-M402U, Toshiba VCRs W808 SVHS, W704 VHS click here to become a member of cdfreaks.com

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MegaDETH CD Freaks Senior Reviewer & Moderator Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Watertown Posts: 3,352	Re: Which movie would benefit most from being in Hi-Def I am hoping Saving Private Ryan will come out some day in Hi-Def but it doesn't look like it is anytime soon ;( I think War and Action type movies will also benefit, all that action just jumping out at you should make it a good viewing experience.

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pythonis CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 316	Re: Which movie would benefit most from being in Hi-Def my $.02... Blackhawk Down Aliens VS Predator Constantine LOTR (trilogy) Narnia Predator Day After Tomorrow Top Gun Transformers

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old3eyes New on Forum Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 12	Re: Which movie would benefit most from being in Hi-Def A restored copy of most of the 1960s road show epics

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pythonis CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 316	Re: Which movie would benefit most from being in Hi-Def pink floyd's "The Wall" or "Pulse"

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NightTran CD Freaks Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 190	Re: Which movie would benefit most from being in Hi-Def Any fast action movies would

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Jesterrace Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 4,521	Re: Which movie would benefit most from being in Hi-Def Any of the old classics that have really been re-vamped (ie Battle of The Bulge, 2001: A Space Odyssey) as well as any of the documentaries that have been listed above. Amazing picture quality difference.

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crossg Retired Moderator & Reviewer Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Calgary, Alberta. Canada Posts: 4,648	Re: Which movie would benefit most from being in Hi-Def Midway would be a good choice for me but I think the original has been remastered a few times. __________________ My PC Specs. Plextor 760A/716A 1.07/1.10, BenQ DW1655, BCIB, BenQ DW1640 x2, BSLB, Nec 4551A, 1.08. Lite On SHM 165P6S/LH-20A1S, MS0R/9L05. LG GSA H22N/H62N, 1.02/CL01. SH-S203B, SB03. The Forum Rules Click here to join CDFreaks.com.

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CCRomeo Moderator Join Date: May 2005 Location: Smilieville ~~~~~~~~~~ Middle Earth, USA Posts: 3,636	Re: Which movie would benefit most from being in Hi-Def Kill Bill __________________ Panasonic DMR ES25 with DiMax Grex Panasonic DMR EZ27 with Sima GoDVD CT-200 LiteOn LVW-5005A with SHW 160P6S drive SN:0102-1840-0098-P0SB Hacked LiteOn LVW-5005B with SHW 160P6S drive SN:0102--1140-0098-P0SB Hacked DVRs repalyTV 5000, Scintific Atlanta Explorer 8000 DVD Burners: Liteon:2x SHW-160P6S, SHM 165H6S, LH-20A1P, LH-18A1P; Sony DRU-120C, AWQ170A-B2 DVD Players: Panasonic 2x DVD S52, DVD S1; Philips DVP5140/37DVP642/17, RCA DRC257N, Magnavox MWD200G Others: Scintific Atlanta 3100, Plextor ConvertX PX-M402U, Toshiba VCRs W808 SVHS, W704 VHS click here to become a member of cdfreaks.com

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