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My wife calls me a Blu-ray snob because I prefer to watch my films

on that format. I disagree. I do watch DVDs – the majority of advance

press screeners that we receive from studios for review are on this

format (not to mention heavily watermarked). But for blockbusters, or a

classic from Hollywood’s illustrious past, there’s only one way to watch

it – on Blu. A cinemaphile for as long as I can remember, it’s not just

the High-Def visual and audio experience that draws me to Blu-ray, it’s

all the extras that I obsessively scrutinise for every detail of information

I can find about the film I’ve just seen. Blu-ray now has a monopoly

on bonus features like director commentaries, behind-the-scenes

documentaries and deleted scenes, which makes recent fan favourites

like

Deadpool

and

Star Wars: The Force Awakens

all the more essential

on Blu. Moreover, the collectable nature of the format makes it the

perfect fit for limited edition Steelbook packaging on selected releases,

which you’ll only find in JB stores. Until the uptake and range of 4K

UHD titles increases, Blu-ray remains the benchmark for High-Def

home entertainment.

Paul Jones, Editor-in-Chief

Founder

Nic Short

Editor-in-Chief

Paul Jones

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Music Editor

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Music Consultants

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Chris Allen

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Chip Mooney

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Craig Patterson

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