‘The Dark Knight’ on Blu-ray

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Dark Night

Just purchased the Blue Ray version last night. This movie is amazing on Blue Ray. Its stunning....if your on the edge of deciding to make the move to Blue Ray, do it now and buy the Dark Night. You will not be dissapointed.

Steve of NY @ Dec 15, 2008 10:08:12 AM

Long live Batman

I have a few blu-ray movies my Samsung 40" my Ps3, when I saw Batman It was amazing , it the best movie in 2008, best blu-ray in 2008, I have to go back a few time on the Imax scenes bcause I didnt believe it. Is amazing, is a must have blu-ray

Ronald of NY @ Dec 12, 2008 07:42:43 AM

Dark Knight

I got the Dark Knight Blu Ray on the midnight release. I have a similar Samsung LCD tv the LN46A530, and PS3. I am not joking when i say that the IMAX scenes in this movie are the most amazing thing i have seen on my TV that i have had for 6 months. Me and my friend kept saying it felt like we were there and wished the whole movie was in IMAX. The rest of the standard format scenese are still amazing however as well. But i have been unbelievably shocked in the quality of picture on this blu ray.

Tom of OH @ Dec 10, 2008 12:33:29 PM

Dark Knight

I work at Best Buy where we had a midnight opening for it. Afterwards, I bought my copy on blu-ray. When I got home, I was too tired to watch the whole thing, but I managed to stay awake long enough to check out some of the key scenes, specifically the IMAX scenes. As an owner of 12 blu-ray movies, this is by far the best looking and sounding movie in my collection. The regular scenes look amazing, and the IMAX scenes are literally the best looking scenes I have ever seen in a movie. If you want to make someone who's on the fence about blu-ray a believer, SHOW THEM THIS MOVIE! As great as it looked in theaters, it looks nearly as good on blu-ray

Jerry Blanton of KY @ Dec 09, 2008 17:39:58 PM

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