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I like blu-ray movies a lot. With them you get the best picture quality. High def is where the world is headed. Following my introduction to blu-ray watching DVDs is akin to poking needles in my eyes. I watched Forgetting Sarah Marshal the other day on blu-ray in my home theater and it wasn’t even close to watching it on regular DVDs. Not only the picture is improved, but so is the sound generated. There is not enough that can be said about how wonderful these blu-ray discs are.

I bought a high def TV, and when I view normal TV programming or even DVD movies it seems like a waste of my time. In realty it not even a good way to waste my day. I’d rather read a book then watch crapy TV (and that’s saying a lot). Some channels on TV are in high def, which makes it more experience, but still I think blu-ray DVDs are better.

A lot of people have been put off blu-ray because they feel it’s too expensive. Yes it’s a little more money, but for the improved experience it is very worthwhile. They aren’t really overly costly. You can buy blu ray movies online if you look for them. They really aren’t that expensive. One thing that can be said for sure is that they are worth the cost. I would buy blu-ray movies even if they were $100 each. As opposed to really looking at price, I’d rather consider the quality.

Considering how far tech has come in such a short time I can’t imagine where it will be in another 20 or even 40 years. In reality pouring over all that stuff in your mind is of no value. I’ll just talk about the here and now. This is my reasoning why I don’t understand why people don’t pay the little more for the quality get cheap blu-ray players. Again yes they are a bit expensive, but again yes they are worth it. Without mine I’d go crazy… not to sound crazy.