[Chris Gohlke]

I've only been picking up Blu Ray if there really is a quality difference. A good example is Firefly. I love the show, own the regular DVD's and was going to get the Blu Ray. But I rented them first from Netflix, and honestly, could not see much of a difference. On the flip side, for the Serenity Movie, I could see a noticable difference between the DVD and HD DVD versions.

For new stuff it depends on the item. I'll be replacing very few items I currently own, LOTR being the main thing I can think of. And I've been picking up a few of the cheaper back catalog titles that I did not have but liked anyway. For example, got American Psycho for $10 at Sams Club.

[Chris Gohlke]

I've only been picking up Blu Ray if there really is a quality difference. A good example is Firefly. I love the show, own the regular DVD's and was going to get the Blu Ray. But I rented them first from Netflix, and honestly, could not see much of a difference. On the flip side, for the Serenity Movie, I could see a noticable difference between the DVD and HD DVD versions.

For new stuff it depends on the item. I'll be replacing very few items I currently own, LOTR being the main thing I can think of. And I've been picking up a few of the cheaper back catalog titles that I did not have but liked anyway. For example, got American Psycho for $10 at Sams Club.