Next Thursday, I'm closing on my first home. In celebration of us getting a house together, my gal went out and bought me a 46" flatscreen LCD TV. Once I set up the home theater (sometime Friday, as we'll be painting and wallpapering all day Thursday after closing, and the leather sectional and entertainment unit come on Friday), I want to watch something that will take advantage of the wonders that the TV and home theater will provide. But what to watch?
I'm leaning towards my Japanese import of Grindhouse, particularly the actual theatrical release that isn't offered in the US. Or Shawn Of The Dead, as it's one of my favorite flicks and deserving of "first movie watched" status. Someone suggested Top Gun to take advantage of the upgraded picture and sound, but I don't own it. So what do all of you suggest? What movie deserves to be the first film watched on the new home theater?
Nice! Now go Blu-Ray to take advantage of it all!
I'm not picking up Blu-Ray yet because, as happy as I am that the format wars are over and that high-def DVD players are backwards compatible, no one has released a Blue-Ray player that is all-region. I have way to many foreign DVDs to give up on my all region player. However, once a hack is available or an all-region Blu-Ray DVD player hits the market, I'll definitely be upgrading.
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