Just been into Best Buy with a friend to buy some stuff, and it's selling Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt I on DVD for £6.99, and the triple-play Blu-ray for £9.99. At that price, it seemed rude not to...
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HP7A bargains at Best Buy
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I would rather wait & buy the entire HP boxset after the final part is released....I'm sure the price will go down to £24.99 for the entire set.
Alantiggger
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Alantiggger
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gel said:
Not at all, but at that price worth buying for testing purposes/to see what all the fuss is about. And having watched it, testing purposes seems the more apposite use.
Andrew Everard said:
Not good then, i thought it was a strange one too see you buy, how about the picture and sound?, also i guess the plot was not great again then?
Not at all a strange one for me to buy: tend to buy quite a lot of 'talked about' movies just to keep terms of reference up to date.
Picture good: very dark quite a lot of the time, with a fairly muted colour palette, so a good test of black levels, shadow detail, colour rendition and all that stuff.
Sound excellent.
Plot requires a lot of knowledge of previous films (I assume) to follow.
Picture good: very dark quite a lot of the time, with a fairly muted colour palette, so a good test of black levels, shadow detail, colour rendition and all that stuff.
Sound excellent.
Plot requires a lot of knowledge of previous films (I assume) to follow.
Andrew Everard said:
Cool, cheers for that, how are you finding your Cambride compared to your Oppo blu ray player in terms of picture and sound?
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