Product: Batman Begins (Two-Disc Deluxe Edition) (2005)
Rating: 4.0
I would advise purchasing this HD DVD.
1. Picture transfer - 8 (1/10)2. Sound transfer - 8 (1/10)3. Movie Content - 8 (1/10)This was, in my opinion, the best of all of the Batman series. The action was far more believable and the fighting scenes were much more true to life - sloppy and random with pushing and rolling. The scenes and/or locations had a good range from dank and droopy city shots to bright and gorgeous mountain range footage. I rate this movie a solid 8, which to me means I am glad I bought it, but yes there is better. For the price however I would say that this disc is exactly as advertised, a good first HD DVD to own.PS. Take my advice the only way to win a war is to recieve benefit from both sides victories (ala Switzerland). If you have the money purchase both an HD and a Blu-ray and let them out do each other. If you must purchase one I would go with the Blue-Ray, - much more stable platform(Toshiba dominates the HD DVD market and my experience is that Toshibas are very unstable, regardless of firmware) and anyone who says that one has a way better picture or sound is either lying or is trying to compare apples to oranges(different movies cannot be compared). Also be very carefull when you buy a Blu-ray player, I would wager that all pretty much supply the same quality picture, but alot of companies have extra sound options, such as Dolby True HD or Digital Plus, as well as DTS HD. Now all of these names sound cool but in reality all you need is an uncompressed PCM sound track. I bought a Samsung as compared to a Sony because of the price difference and I'll never care or think twice about some of the sound "options" I "passed on".