[GunRunner]

Either it was a poor transfer, or you need a better TV.

I watched Appaloosa last night on Blu-Ray and it was of spectacular quality, like just about all of the Blu-Ray titles I've seen.

Every now and then you'll see one that's sub-par, but Blu-Ray compared to regular DVD is like night and day.

[pnh102]

Either it was a poor transfer, or you need a better TV.

The PS3 is connected using HDMI. The TV is 1080p and the HD cable channels we get all look spectacular. It could also be the movie itself. I still buy Blu-Ray titles when they are ridiculously cheap so I have some others I can try. But unless every movie is spectacular, Blu-Ray is a non-starter.

[cuz_it_aint_their_money]

I'll have to agree with pnh102.

I bit the bullet and bought a Blu-Ray disk player to go with my Hi-Def tv. And cannot see enough difference in picture quality between Blu-Ray DVDs and standard DVDs.
Now if you're talking sound, then yes there is a difference, but as far as picture quality, the added cost of the Blu-ray disks just isn't worth it.