Best (and Worst) High-Def Discs of 2006

An anonymous reader writes "High-Def Digest has released their first annual 'Best (and Worst) of the Year' list of movies released on HD DVD and/or Blu-ray. Not surprisingly, the 'best' list is heavy on superheroes. Superman, Batman, and the Hulk all made the list. Not a bad cheat sheet for those of us with a Blu-ray capable PS3 or an XBox 360 HD DVD add-on on our Christmas lists."

Comments

No matter how high the resolution

[rolfwind]

The Hulk was utterly mediocre. Wouldn't buy it for $4.99, let alone whatever it is high def movies fetch.

Where are the real classics that I would actually want to see in hi-def?

Re:If that's the best, they're in trouble.

[EvilIdler]

Not just trashing it, trashing it on a geek site!

Batman Begins is back to the darkness, not quite Burton style, but very far from
Batman & Robin. I'm sure the original poster just got Batman titles confused..
Give him a notice for the record, and pull his geek license next time it happens.

Re:If that's the best, they're in trouble.

[clickclickdrone]

Hulk was a Shakespearian, father-son conflict

I tried to get Hulk via P2P to see if it was as bad as everyone said but it turned out to be a renamed porn movie file with some seriously hot action. I was happy.

Re:They might be good HD

[the_womble]

You are clearly an eccentric.

What has good plot and good acting got to do with making a good film?

The measure of a good film is how much money is spent on making it: especilly how much is spent on marketing.

Re:If that's the best, they're in trouble.

[Ucklak]

Tell that to the boom stick.