Best picture quality dvd (1 Viewer)

[Jeff Kleist]

I've always thought that Frank Herbert's DUNE - Special Edition has one of the greatest prints ever. I am overly amazed at the picture quality on those discs. The vibrant colors. The near perfect film like image.

Not sure what you mean here, it doesn't look like film at all, it looks like HD video

 

[greg_t]

I'll go with Toy Story 2, followed by Attack of the Clones.

 

[Brian Lawrence]

The Insider
The Pledge
Moulin Rouge
Craft, The
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Suspiria
Notorious - Criterion
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Hidden Fortress
Carnival of Souls - Criterion

 

[Brett C]

Columbia's Fifth Element and The Messenger are two of my favs for picture...

 

[Inspector Hammer!]

Say what you will about the film itself, but the transfer on the DTS ES edition of The Haunting is really great.

Gladiator, Monsters Inc. and Attack of the Clones also rate very high for me.

 

[Dean DeMass]

Live Action
Training Day
Austin Powers in Goldmember
Pearl Harbor: Director's Cut
Fellowship of the Ring: Extended Edition
The Fifth Element: Superbit
Blade II
Cast Away
Fight Club
From Hell
Memento: Limited Edition
Moulin Rouge
Patton
Minority Report
The Rock: Criterion Collection
Saving Private Ryan (DTS or DD)
Attack of the CLones

Animated
Shrek
The Iron Giant
Toy Story: The Ultimate Toy Box
Tarzan
Atlantis: The Lost Empire (Collector's Edition)
Fantasia 2000
A Bug's Life
Titan A.E.
Dinosaur
Snow White
The Prince of Egypt (DTS or DD)
Monster's Inc.

-Dean-

 

[Neil Joseph]

Interesting selections.

Tony, you might want to edit your initial post so that people entering the thread know to what you are referring to as there is some confusion.

 

[JonZ]

I always thought American History X was the best picture Ive seen.Amazing looking DVD.


Anything digital like Toy Story will look amazing.

 

[Marc Carra]

Star Wars : A new Hope, looks absoulutely stunning on DVD. Oh, wait, there I go daydreaming again!

Marc.

 

[Paul Arnette]

I'll throw out Red Dragon, since no one else seems to have mentioned it.