Confessions of a film critic: She hates horror
She’s a film critic with a secret: She hates scary movies. But horror fans are everywhere. Why?
September 12, 2013
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She’s a film critic with a secret: She hates scary movies. But horror fans are everywhere. Why?
An announcement by Singulus Technologies, a maker of replication machines that produce Blu-ray discs, points toward a new standard for 4K Blu-ray. Originally posted at TV and Home Theater
How much does it cost to acquire the “complete” Star Trek Into Darkness blu-ray and how much effort does it take to enjoy it? That would normally seem like an odd question, but Paramount’s inexplicable release strategy has left Trekkies and general blu-ray completists scratching their heads in confusion and frustration. You see, unlike most blu-ray releases, where the studio puts the respective …
Here’s why you don’t need 4K Blu-ray : it’s dead tech walking. The optical disc is going the way of the bakelite telephone, elaborate sideburns, wax cylinders, my hairline and Miley Cyrus’s modesty, and 4K Blu-ray is its last hurrah .
The Blu-ray Disc Association has yet to officially announce the arrival of 4K Blu-ray discs , but a manufacturer has revealed they are already being made. In the same week that the BDA told TechRadar that an announcement on 4K Blu-ray was imminent, disc creator Singulus has revealed on its website that it is one company that is “provides the machine technology for three-layer Blu-ray Discs with …
The Blu-ray Disc Association may not have announced the 4K disc just yet but a manufacturer has taken the plunge already. Disc creator Singlus has revealed that it will be one company, “that provides the machine technology for three-layer Blu-ray Discs with a storage volume of about 100GB”.
British rock band Foals have announced a live concert film to accompany their latest LP, Holy Fire . Titled Holy Fire: Live at the Royal Albert Hall , it’s out October 28 in CD/DVD and Blu-ray formats. Watch its rather intense trailer below
The announcement of a next-gen Blu-ray disc is imminent – and there will be no 4k Ultra HD format war, the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) told TechRadar in Berlin. Brushing-off fears that consumers are now more interested in streaming from the likes of Netflix and Lovefilm than in collecting optical discs, Marty Gordon, Philips’ Vice President for Alliances & Communications and spokesman for the …