Apple and oranges.

For the most part the extras used on Blu are NOT native to the format. It's about depriving DVD owner; an arm twist to upgrade. What makes it worse is the fact that Blu-Ray isn't the breadwinner, DVD is. It's like you're at the starting line of a city marathon. The starter's pistol is fired and as everyboody takes their first step a winner is declared and given the key to the city by the mayor. Everybody is shocked, confused and pissed. HE/SHE didn't win the race, but officials are acting as if the person did. This is how we, DVD owners feel. Blu-Ray hasn't earned that position to take away materials.

By the way, don't compare VHS to DVD, please. Not the same, at least both DVD and Blu are optical - not magnetic. The upgrade was so obvious, no actual argument could be made for cassette. And that upgrade required just a player, not a new television and gear. How riled up would Blu-Ray owners become if they saw a fellow playing Blu movie on a tube TV? No audio system attached, just the television's speakers.

I've been accused of hating Blu-Ray. I don't, it's just another format. What bothers me is the mentality of those make who them. A kind of arrogance. Blu isn't King, stop acting like it is. The mind set boarders on elitism.

Pythonofdoom, why don't you sit this one out, before you humiliate yourself further.

Anyway, this film is many things, but never "boring". I enjoyed seeing it in the theater, but it doesn't particularly warrant repeat viewings. Might rent it again in five years!

I didn't like this movie. It was like "Sherlock Holmes for people with ADD." But most of my friends loved it. =P