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Jason, apparently, Sony's target market is people who embrace high def, regardless of the content's visual flair (arguably subjective). However, I guarantee you, if (theoretically) you were given the choice of watching ANYTHING in 480p or 1080p, you would choose the high def. This is where average movies stand to gain with high def formats: viewers may pay attention to the increased quality of the audio and video just long enough not to notice (or care) that the movie was just average fare. Hell, Lifetime would probably look great in HD.]]>Oct 5th 2006 2:14PMhttp://www.engadget.com/2006/10/04/more-blu-ray-title-release-info/http://www.engadget.com/2006/10/04/more-blu-ray-title-release-info/
Give me Ben Hur in 1080p, give me something worth buying a high definition disc player and 1080p TV. I want to watch a visual spectacle, I want to sit on my couch and say "Oh my God" while watching a film. 1080p equipment is enormously expensive, it should justify its existence with movies worth seeing in 1080p.]]>Oct 5th 2006 2:49PM