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Blu-ray looks more like you're standing in front of the scene looking at it with your eyes than looking at some pixelated computed garbage (dvd). If you go to blu-ray.com, in the forums, they have a screenshot thread so you can look at how different blu-rays look and so on, and you can see screen shots in many blu-ray reviews on different sites. But in motion it is really a sight to behold over the regular dvd. Well worth it, if you have some favorite movies you watch again and again (and those movies are out on blu-ray). You'll need a HDCP vid card and monitor, nvidia drivers tell you if you are OK here, don't know about ATI.
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