12-12-2016, 16:19
Got two blu rays to recommend the first being Star Trek The Next Generation Season 1, now am a big star trek especially of the next gen and DS9 series.
What i liked about this blu ray is they've gone through the original negatives not the tapes which at the time they used on the dvd transfer and cleaned it up frame by frame and redone the effects, colour and sound. The picture quality is 1080p transfer the new effects everything looks almost new and detailed even the different coloured star fleet uniforms pop out in colour you can even tell now that theres two different gold coloured uniforms its detailed that you tell where there using a stunt double were as before it wasn't so obvious lol and the picture is a 4:3 ratio. The sound quality is 7.1 transfer again its been remastered and it sounds fantastic especially when the ship goes to warp or you hear the main star trek theme. Extras theres over 95 mins of over new features plus the extras from the dvd boxset no digital copy which would have been great. The season 2 blu ray has a extended ep of "The Measure of A Man" which the extended version has never been broadcast on tv or been on dvd. It really is worth upgrading from dvd to blu ray if you can get them for a cheap price for me it was £4.25.
The second blu ray i got was Transformers The Movie Limited Edition 30th Anniversary Steelbook now i have had nearly every version of this film except the first blu ray which had a poor transfer and poor colour correction so sometimes Hot Rod looked pink again like the Stat trek blu ray they went back to the original prints and actually found the sound effects and remastered it and end results are fantastic this is as good as its ever gonna look. Now with the picture being remastered and in 4K it looks beautiful. The sound is beautiful if you've got a home cinema system the sound tracks sound amazing, theres a good handful of extras but its little disappointing that the extras from the last edition are missing so glad i still have it. You get a digital copy of the film and two versions widescreen and a 4:3 ratio.
Lastly the steel book art work is gorgeous with its vibrant use of colour and extra nice touch they did was its gloss finish a beautiful steel book for a beautiful animated masterpiece.
What i liked about this blu ray is they've gone through the original negatives not the tapes which at the time they used on the dvd transfer and cleaned it up frame by frame and redone the effects, colour and sound. The picture quality is 1080p transfer the new effects everything looks almost new and detailed even the different coloured star fleet uniforms pop out in colour you can even tell now that theres two different gold coloured uniforms its detailed that you tell where there using a stunt double were as before it wasn't so obvious lol and the picture is a 4:3 ratio. The sound quality is 7.1 transfer again its been remastered and it sounds fantastic especially when the ship goes to warp or you hear the main star trek theme. Extras theres over 95 mins of over new features plus the extras from the dvd boxset no digital copy which would have been great. The season 2 blu ray has a extended ep of "The Measure of A Man" which the extended version has never been broadcast on tv or been on dvd. It really is worth upgrading from dvd to blu ray if you can get them for a cheap price for me it was £4.25.
The second blu ray i got was Transformers The Movie Limited Edition 30th Anniversary Steelbook now i have had nearly every version of this film except the first blu ray which had a poor transfer and poor colour correction so sometimes Hot Rod looked pink again like the Stat trek blu ray they went back to the original prints and actually found the sound effects and remastered it and end results are fantastic this is as good as its ever gonna look. Now with the picture being remastered and in 4K it looks beautiful. The sound is beautiful if you've got a home cinema system the sound tracks sound amazing, theres a good handful of extras but its little disappointing that the extras from the last edition are missing so glad i still have it. You get a digital copy of the film and two versions widescreen and a 4:3 ratio.
Lastly the steel book art work is gorgeous with its vibrant use of colour and extra nice touch they did was its gloss finish a beautiful steel book for a beautiful animated masterpiece.
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