No Reservations (HD DVD/Blu-ray)

[Pirate]

Street Date: 2/12/08

Distributor: Warner

Format:
HD DVD: DVD-9/HD-30 (Combo)
Blu-ray: BD-50

Video:
HD DVD: VC-1
Blu-ray: VC-1

Audio:
HD DVD: Dolby Digital Plus 5.1
Blu-ray: Dolby Digital (640kbps)

Features:
• Food Network's "Emeril Live Show:" Emeril re-creates the famous dishes from the movie with his guest stars Aaron Echkart and Abigail Breslin.
• Food Network's "Unwrapped:" hosted by Marc Summers, goes behind the scenes of the making of No Reservations.

[Sehnzeleid]

Where's the beef, Warner?

[David St. Dubly]

Originally Posted by Sehnzeleid

Where's the beef, Warner?

They should make a director's cut of that picture substituting Jonah Hill.

[Pirate]

Originally Posted by David St. Dubly

They should make a director's cut of that picture substituting Jonah Hill.

Superbeef

[David St. Dubly]

Originally Posted by piratehunter

Superbeef

That plate of salad will be good for his health, but it is still too much food. Like Jonah Hill himself, good in small doses, but if you have too much, it is irritating and leaves a nasty spinach taste in your mouth.

While he grated in Superbad (Cera walks off with every moment), I saw 10 Items or Less yesterday, in which Hill is only in the first scene, and he nearly stole the whole show.

[Pirate]

Originally Posted by David St. Dubly

While he grated in Superbad (Cera walks off with every moment), I saw 10 Items or Less yesterday, in which Hill is only in the first scene, and he nearly stole the whole show.

Are you aware of: www.clarkandmichael.com

[David St. Dubly]

Originally Posted by piratehunter

Are you aware of: www.clarkandmichael.com

I am, and have all the shorts in flv format on my hard drive.

[ganthc]

Is the Dolby Digital Plus track on the hd-dvd 1.5mbps or 640kbps? If it's 640kbps, what makes the Plus?

[Sehnzeleid]

Originally Posted by ganthc

Is the Dolby Digital Plus track on the hd-dvd 1.5mbps or 640kbps?

Like it's seriously going to matter with such tame, soccer mom material? This shit could be in 7.1 192kHz/24-bit THX-Certified PCM and still be "meh."

[David St. Dubly]

Originally Posted by Sehnzeleid

Like it's seriously going to matter with such tame, soccer mom material? This shit could be in 7.1 192kHz/24-bit THX-Certified PCM and still be "meh."

Fuck that. If this were on Blu-Ray only, my ears would be bleeding. They had to soften it up so the HD-DVDers don't get too jealous.

[Pirate]

Originally Posted by ganthc

Is the Dolby Digital Plus track on the hd-dvd 1.5mbps or 640kbps? If it's 640kbps, what makes the Plus?

The HD DVD definitely has a "Plus."

HD DVD:


Blu-ray:

[ganthc]

I was just asking because I've noticed that Warner has been trying to be equal in its audio tracks. So even hd-dvds have come out with 640kbps, like The Aviator. And I was also asking what gives it the "Plus" designation if it's not a 1.5mbps track?

[Derb]

Originally Posted by ganthc

I was just asking because I've noticed that Warner has been trying to be equal in its audio tracks. So even hd-dvds have come out with 640kbps, like The Aviator. And I was also asking what gives it the "Plus" designation if it's not a 1.5mbps track?

The Plus is added to the dolby spec so you can have the swoosh noise when you use the pop-up menu on the HD DVD. Yayyyy

[esc]

wow. I forgot this movie came and went.

anywho ....