Do you prefer watching movies on DVD or bluray?

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@Irishguy1981c,

Neither.

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@centrox,

The best ways to watch a movie from most preferred to least:
1. Movie theater;
2. Online streaming source;
3. BluRay;
4. DVD;
5. Direct mind to mind telepathic connection;
6. VHS tied with laser disc?
7. Semaphore adaptation;
8. Smoke signals;
9. Broadcast to basic cable/network tv with commercial interruptions.

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@tsarstepan,

How about on PBS stations where there aren't commercials during the showing?

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@Sturgis,

That's probably 6.5 as you can't control when the film starts and ends. I don't have a DVR ... so pausing live tv (even when I do get a clear signal since I don't have cable is not an option. Plus, the PBS movies played are a limited selection (though often high in quality and quite watchable).

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@Sturgis,

About 1 1/2 years ago, I cut the cord. I have Netflix streaming, Netflix discs and Amazon Prime. The news I get from the internet, and newspapers.

I never realized what a pleasure it was to watch a show without commercials. Yesterday I was in the hospital for an outpatient procedure. While I was waiting, There was a t.v. After about 15 minutes, I had to turn it off. The ads were too obnoxious.

I am watching the show "24" on Amazon Prime. I noticed something funny. All during the show there would be a notice of a time across the screen. A second later there would be another time, usually about 5 minutes later. I couldn't figure out the point of it. Then it dawned on me. What I was seeing were the commercial breaks, although I was not seeing the commercials.

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For obvious reasons I suppose, nobody has mentioned the Method That Dare Not Speak Its Name.

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@centrox,

Projection via colonoscopy? That's where they project the movie onto the wall of the appendix and live stream it with a second camera.

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@tsarstepan,

Well that ain't happening to me. My appendix is gone. Got cut right out.

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@Sturgis,

Sturgis wrote:

Well that ain't happening to me. My appendix is gone. Got cut right out.

UGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You forgot to add spoiler tags!
I haven't gotten to that season yet! Mad

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@tsarstepan,

Oops.

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@tsarstepan,

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The best ways to watch a movie from most preferred to least:
1. Movie theater;
2. Online streaming source;
3. BluRay;
4. DVD;
5. Direct mind to mind telepathic connection;
6. VHS tied with laser disc?
7. Semaphore adaptation;
8. Smoke signals;
9. Broadcast to basic cable/network tv with commercial interruptions.

I like your list. Check out my list in order of preference:

1. Watching in real life up close and personal
2. Movie theater
3. Blu-Ray on High Definition (HD) television
4. Cable tv on High Definition (HD) television
5. DVD
6. On line streaming
7. VHS

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@Real Music,

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1. Watching in real life up close and personal

Can't say that I've ever had that experience before. They do shoot a couple times a year (mostly tv) in my neighborhood.

HBO's Girls used to be the most prolific. Elementary as well though I've never seen a single episode.

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@Irishguy1981c,

Actually, I often watch movies on DVD with my friends, I think it is really wonderful.

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i prefer bluray

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Do you prefer watching movies on DVD or bluray?

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