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Scanning High-Def
Josef Krebs  |  Jan 03, 2007

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Josef Krebs  |  Jan 05, 2007

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Scanning High-Def: 300 on Blu-ray, HD DVD
Josef Krebs  |  Oct 03, 2007

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Scanning High-Def: Casablanca HD DVD
Josef Krebs  |  Feb 16, 2007
Warner
Movie ••••• Picture ••••• Sound •••½Extras ••••
With a restored picture that seemed hard to improv
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Scanning High-Def: Deja Vu Blu-ray
Josef Krebs  |  Jul 02, 2007

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Scanning High-Def: Dreamgirls HD DVD
Josef Krebs  |  Jul 03, 2007

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Scanning High-Def: Eight Below Blu-ray
Josef Krebs  |  Nov 09, 2006
This is the first Disney HD title I've viewed, and sadly it wasn't a particularly auspicious launch. On standard-definition DVD Eight Below seemed fine, but with the higher resolution of Blu-ray, there just doesn't seem to be enough detail.
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Scanning High-Def: Happy Feet HD DVD
Josef Krebs  |  Jun 03, 2007

Happy Feet (Warner HD DVD). Looking bizarrely realistic at times, the creatures of Happy Feet seem to almost come off the screen, their bodies are so three-dimensional. Each figure is incredibly detailed, with individual feathers and fur hairs visible. And it's not just birds and beasts.

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Scanning High-Def: Layer Cake Blu-ray
Josef Krebs  |  Jun 03, 2007

Layer Cake (Sony Blu-ray Disc). Kicking off with a bang - an explosion that rips from front to back as an armored van is blown open - this 2004 pre-Casino Royale Daniel Craig movie takes us on a historical journey through the London underworld.

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Scanning High-Def: Open Season Blu-ray
Josef Krebs  |  May 05, 2007

Open Season (Sony). This Blu-ray Disc's picture, shot digitally in high-def and authored with MPEG-4 compression, is incredibly three-dimensional and realistic. Boog the bear's fur looks like you could reach out and stroke it, and other objects look extremely solid.

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