TPB http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4172397/First.Knight.Blu-ray.RE.720p.X264.DD51._SILUHD.COM

A 720P rip quadruples the pixels found in an ordinary definition xvid rip. Given that a DVD is a litle more than 6 times bigger than a CD, the extra space used allows much better sound tracks, and a better quality image.

BTW, a ‘downsampled’ bluray picture (playing bluray on an ordinary definition screen) will give a much better picture than an ‘upsampled’ DVD on a hires screen. So, whether you have a hidef screen or not, choose bluray as your source whenever possible. (BTW, if a DVD did not compress its content, the bluray source on ordinary definition TV would not look better, but when you use bluray as an ordinary definition source, the film you are seeing is effectively vastly less compressed than DVD at that resolution, and thus looks very much better.)

to get more clicks? pathetic

im getting tired of this

you said “when a 480p release with the same filesize would look a lot sharper.”

If you only have an SD set there is no pint complaining about blu-ray sizes, just download the dvdr and stfu.

you’re an idiot, you know; old movies are released on BR so what?

now complain to criterion for releasing very old movies on BR like the 3rd man.

want the latest 007 in 1080p? how old are you? go to a cinema and there you have have it in 6400p