<![CDATA[Blu-ray or DVD?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — The Mission

eiVega — 12 years ago(April 23, 2013 11:01 AM)

Does anyone own either and has a recommendation? I saw this movie while a student at LMU and really enjoyed it. I was looking online for copies to buy and saw that there is a 2-disc special addition with bonus features and a blu-ray with nothing listed. Does the blu-ray really come with nothing extra? I always like special features and remember watching the making-of on the VHS tape. How good is the dvd quality? Do you think it'll upscale nicely on a large HDTV? I'm torn to have to pick between quality or bonus content. It's hard for me to believe that blu-ray wouldn't include the material from the special edition discs.
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Blu Ray to get the most out of the cinematography.
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The Blu-ray has the same features as the DVD.
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