Completely agree – I buy movies for the movie first, not for the extras. But if I had to choose between a dvd and a blu-ray of this movie, both with the same extras, but one with better quality video and audio, i’ll be going for the cheaper option, simply because dvd quality video and audio is good enough for me, especially for a comedy. I look at the price of a standard dvd, compare it to a blu-ray, and I just can’t picture myself justifying the extra expense.

True, but in all fairness, I don’t know anyone who buys movies just for the extra features. Blu-Ray is really just being marketed to home theater junkies with Hi-Def TVs and good sound setups, and in that aspect this disc is really good. The picture and sound quality are phenomenal, and if you have the right equipment to take advantage of that, Blu-Ray is pretty incredible. PLus, depending on who you ask, some industry analysts see Blu-Ray catching on faster than DVD did a decade ago. Sure, it may never replace DVD the same way DVD did VHS, but it is definitely not going away anytime soon.