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It'd be a great demo of the audio and video capabilities of your setup.
U2 a video demo?

Poor abomb.
It'd be a great demo of the audio and video capabilities of your setup.
I need to get HD Nemo for a video demo.
Disney is still Bluray only ATM.
Tell me about it. But I have a PS3![]()
I don't care about your diseases.
DO you need a 360 to use the hd dvd player (i have a feeling this might be a stooopid question... dont be mean!)
Yeah, it only works with the x36.
Sorry.![]()
Hey Donald Frighteners is a good movie and was one of my choices its fun. I also picked troy should be great visually in HD.
I also picked Swordfish, the Thing and damn I can't remember the 5th one?
Oh and Babel SUCKS!
I picked:
Babel
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (my kids will be stoked)
The Thing
Frighteners
Troy
Actually, not a bad little lineup there.
DO you need a 360 to use the hd dvd player (i have a feeling this might be a stooopid question... dont be mean!)
I'm hearing the Toshiba HD-A2 is at Wal-Mart for $198. There you go 32, you can get in on the action.
http://forums.highdefdigest.com/showthread.php?t=22537
As far as Nemo, isn't that the Pixar flick that they basically ripped off the storyline from American Tail and used fish instead of mice? I'll pass.
Nemo just felt like I had seen that movie a hundred times before. I mean, how many times can you write a story about a kid who somehow loses his parents and goes on an adventure to reunite with them?
I had ZERO interest in Nemo when it came out, but did the obligatory parent thing & went & saw it. Ellen DeGeneres was fabulous. If it weren't for her, I'd probably never watch it again (okay, I'll probably never watch it again anyway, but you get my point). I didn't really notice that it was visually stunning--but I generally don't pay attention to that sort of thing in movies. The story itself was just kinda "meh" to me, but damn was it funny.How many times can you write a story about a guy losing a girl, and spending the entire movie trying to get them back? Happens in every genre. Nemo is visually stunning, and has comedic value for an animated flick.
Nemo was pretty good. Ellen was funny. The Sharks were great.
Nemo just felt like I had seen that movie a hundred times before. I mean, how many times can you write a story about a kid who somehow loses his parents and goes on an adventure to reunite with them?
As a story, Nemo runs rings around An American Tale. The songs in AT are fun though.