Yes man is definitely a Jim Carrey movie, it has all the trademarks and while it’s not as slapstick as some previous films it’s still got that unmistakable taint. It doesn’t matter who directs or writes the films that Jim Carrey stars in he still ends up stealing the show and making the movie his own
With High Definition you have two standard resolutions, both far inproved on the standard definition we are currently used too.
You may have seen them in the shops with their colour branding in full force, both sides have gone for an obvious image and branding of their format. You would have to be having a bad day to buy the wrong format in the shops with them picking the opposite cool and warm colours of the spectrum to promote their brands.
The current state of the high definition DVD market is reaching all time lows with both formats jostling for the lead position in the eyes of the viewer and among support with the major movie studios. New news stories are posted weekly in papers and magazines and on hundreds of news sites.
You can buy them now, and if you like to be at the forefront of new tech, you might even own one already, yes its the two new competing high definition video disc formats. HD DVD and blu-ray are two names being thrown around a lot recently, yet there have been no outright 'you must buy one of these now' statements, this is because there is no clear winner yet.
The Descent is due to be released on Blu-ray region 1 disc on the 26th Dec 2006. What can we expect from this high resolution filled shocker and jumper of a movie?
