I Just Bought...

[MacGuffin]

[SiliasRuby]

Got Atonement and Jumper for free at my work.

[SiliasRuby]

Haven't Seen 'Reprise' Yet. Reallly looking forward to it.

[samsong]

[w/o horse]

Really wanted too, but you know, money and whatnot.

[MacGuffin]

[mogwai]

mac, why didn't you buy the blu-ray version?

[SiliasRuby]

mac, why didn't you buy the blu-ray version?

That's what I'm gonna do....

[matt35mm]

Wow, this is a lazy and ugly DVD cover.  It's just the poster with Kate Beckinsale's head pasted on the top.

[john]

Wow, this is a lazy and ugly DVD cover.  It's just the poster with Kate Beckinsale's head pasted on the top.

Though, I would have put money on, at the very least, a sticker reading "from the director of Pineapple Express"

Just bought this as well... missed it in the theaters and had no idea it was out. Very excited.

[MacGuffin]

mac, why didn't you buy the blu-ray version?

Ehh, didn't feel I need it in Blu to pay twice the price. It's not like they remastered the print.

From DVD Beaver:

This dual-layered Blu-ray image doesn't appear to scale the 1080P heights fans may have been anticipating but take into account that the film is 25 years-old now (hard to believe - I know.) Once again this 'age' factor seems to have a huge impact on the quality of the Blu-ray presentation. I expect the source and the original film appeared quite similar to how this high-definition transfer represents. But in comparison to more modern film to Blu-ray, viewers may find it a shade inadequate. Colors appear true, if not brilliant, detail is superior to SD but never razor sharp, and background noise exists, at times, with notable prominence. So, although a healthy notch above SD-DVD, I don't feel Risky Business approaches the extravagance of image quality that most hope, and expect, from a Blu-ray viewing. But, folks, this is how the film looks - no fault of Warner's transfer. Fans may wish to indulge though solely based on its superiority over SD-DVD and other factors (great extras, audio - see below). I mean, it is a very acceptable looking image for a film of its time/production and there is no DNR or edge enhancement that I could detect.

[Ravi]

[last days of gerry the elephant]

[edison]

[MacGuffin]