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07 Jun, 2008
Ratatouille: Good for kids and adults
1 of 1 found this helpful Ratatouille is a heart-warming tale that teaches us to look beyond the exterior of others to see the person who lies within. For kids, the movie is colorful and fast-paced, keeping even my 18 month0old grandson watching for periods of time (how long is an 18 month-old going to sit still for anything?).
For adults,the complexity of the characters is brought out in facial expressions and gestures that the animation team must have really labored over.
We were familiar with the story line because we have had the DVD version for several months. But, I have to tell you that watching this Blu-ray version was a whole new experience! This picture is just incredible. Details such as bubbles under water or small food ingredients like parsley seem to come to life in high definition.
09 Aug, 2008
Blu-ray makes this one worth watching again
2 of 2 found this helpful With four children, we have - of course - see the first movie in the Harry Potter series many times. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is still enjoyable to watch, though not the one that we might usually take off the shelf because it shows its age in relation to the ages of the main characters.
Nonetheless, we have been taking a second look at a number of films in this category because of their release on Blu-ray. This film "came to life" again for us because of the stunning detail that can be seen almost from beginning to end. Hogwarts, in particular, is rich in detail from the many paintings that adorn the wals, to moving staircases to enchanted ceilings. We noticed many details that we had never seen before, despite having watched this movie 30 times or more.
One of the things I have been thinking about since we got our Blu-ray player in May is which standard DVDs in our collection really need to be replaced. Is the increase in quality with Blu-ray that much better that we would replace them all?
Well, I'm sure we won't replace them all, especially those we watched once and then put on the shelf. However, for a film like this, I do have to ask that question. In the case of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, the answer is Yes. This is one where the difference in quality is substantial enough that it is worth the money to replace.