Looking for some great Blu-ray Movies? 2010 saw a wide range of Blu-ray Movies being released. From past classics to modern Box Office hits. 2010 was a great year for Blu-ray. But which ones were the Best? To make up a truly great Blu-ray disc you must have a aggregate of stunning visuals and sound. Both of which represents the absolute best that High-definition has to offer. And fullness of extra features that elevate the discs far above whatever you find on a accepted Dvd. Finally, but unmistakably not least, is the actual film itself. It must be a top-notch movie contact that leaves us wanting to come back over and over again. The following is a list of the top 10 Blu-ray movies I think fit this criteria. The ultimate Blu-ray Movies of 2010 that everyone should have in their movie collection.
10. Lord of the Rings: The request for retrial picture Trilogy: Most of us were disappointed this was the Blu-ray theatrical issue and not the Extended Edition. But the theatrical versions are still great cinema. Shown in 2.41:1 aspect ratio, with Dts-Hd scholar Audio 5.1 surround sound, this Hd issue is the best capability we have right now to see these movies.
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9. Avatar Extended Edition: What good way to return to the world of Avatar, then in glorious 1080p video resolution. This spectacular 3 disc extended collector's edition includes the traditional theatrical release, the special edition re-release, and the exclusive extended cut not seen in theaters. Add to this over 8 hours of bonus materials, 1.78 aspect ratio (no letter block bars) and Dts-Hd scholar Audio 5.1, you are sure to have a movie contact like no other. Until the 3D version becomes readily available, this issue is your best selection to get your Avatar fix.
8. Lost: The unblemished Collection: View every particular part to one of Tvs ultimate journeys. This epic show redefined how we view television; right from the dramatic chance scene to the heart wrenching final moment. Watch every part in 1080p and Dts-Hd scholar Audio 5.1. This wonderfully packaged elaborate box set, not only has over 3 hours of bonus footage never before seen, but is packed full of extra features. This landmark series represents Television at its finest.
7. Psycho: Filled with extra features, this Alfred Hitchcock suspense superior finally comes to Blu-ray. This low-budget film looks grainy and dingy in some parts, but full, the high-quality 1080p/Vc-1 video change is excellent. The new Dts-Hd scholar Audio 5.1 provides a solid soundtrack to one of the best bad dream films ever made.
6. Toy Story Trilogy: ultimate Toy Box Collection: You can now contact the entire Toy Story trilogy in a 10 disc Blu-ray Box set. All three movies are here, along with Dvd and Digital copies of the movies. All three movies are in glorious 1080p Hd with a Dts Hd 7.1 scholar Audio and a Dts Hd 5.1 scholar Audio soundtracks. fullness of extra features to keep you occupied. Released in a covered wagon toy box packaging, it is the excellent way to relive these Disney/Pixar classics.
5. The Bridge on the River Kwai: Director David Lean is known for making great epic movies. And The Bridge on the River Kwai is one of his best. This newly remastered 4K digital rehabilitation version, with a Dts-Hd scholar Audio 5.1 soundtrack, preserves its traditional aspect ratio. So you get to view the movie as the filmmaker intended. Along with extra features, along with a 35 page book with stories and photos, this is truly one of cinemas most experiences.
4. Life (narrated by David Attenborough): This traditional series from the Bbc is a followup to the very prosperous Planet Earth and The Blue Planet: Seas of Life. And like those series, Life should be considered primary viewing and be a staple in everyone's Blu-ray collection. This 4 discs box set makeup the most recent part in the milestone natural history series. The awe-inspiring Hd visuals and great soundtrack are unmistakably stunning.
3. Seven Samurai: This masterpiece by Akira Kurosawa is one of the most influential movies of all time. It is considered by many to be one of the most movies ever made. Released by Criterion, which are responsible for releasing and remastering critically acclaimed movies. If you are a movie fan, this movie has to be a part of your collection. And there is no good way to view it than this remastered Blu-ray version.
2. Apocalypse Now (Three-disc Full-disclosure Edition): One of the best movies of the past 35 years gets the High Definition treatment. The three disc elaborate edition includes three films; the 1979 version, the "Apocalypse Now Redux", the documentary "Hearts of Darkness" and over 9 hours of extra features along with a 48 page collectible booklet. The 1080p change was personally supervised by Francis Ford Coppola. And the traditional 2.35:1 theatrical aspect ratios has been kept. There is sufficient here to make every fan satisfied and win some new ones.
1. Alien Anthology: There are a total of 8 versions of the four films, 2 bonus discs, over 65 hours of extra features, along with never before seen content. You also get the debut of Mu-Th-Ur Mode. Which is an interactive Bd-Java companion, that puts all the article in one interface tool. The first two films, "Alien" and "Aliens", have new video transfers of 4K resolution; while the two later films, "Alien 3" and "Alien Resurrection", have updated video transfers. All four films have a 5.1 lossless soundtrack - Dts-Hd scholar Audio 5.1. Once you terminate watching this mighty Alien Anthology box set, you will soon realize this is the only way you will ever watch these movies again.
Best Blu-ray Movie Releases of 2010
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