Star Wars: Episode VII

[Josh]

Or google?

[Space Pirate Roberts]

I mean, sure, in theory I could do that, but fuck it. I just want a nice disc I can pop in and watch without having to figure out how to get my laptop to display on my TV or worry about it getting computer AIDS from some shady Russian streaming site. You wanna hear some real blasphemy? Until such time as I can get the original cuts on a disc (legit or not), I'm alright with the Special Editions. I'll cringe through Greedo and Hayden Christiansen and then go right back to enjoying the movie.

[Josh]

Noob. Do you own a video game console from the past 3 generations or so?

[Space Pirate Roberts]

Of course, but this shit ain't on Netflix. Are you saying some of the aforementioned skeezy Russian sites will work through a PS4's web browser?

[Josh]

ffs, dude. http://bfy.tw/3GEn

[MechDeus]

having to figure out how to get my laptop to display on my TV or worry about it getting computer AIDS from some shady Russian streaming site.

You have no HDMI, DVI, or VGA ports on your laptop and TV? Were they purchased before or after the cold war?

[Cowutopia]

Thanks josh!

[Fe 26]

1. uh, I'm sure they exist in a format that either a ps3 or 360 will play off of a usb stick
2. uh, I'm sure someone has already uploaded disk isos and you could just burn the iso to a dvd r and watch them off of htat if you must have disk.

[cka]

my copy of the despecialized edition is in mkv (probably because that's the most efficient container for having at least 3 audio tracks per video) so they're not plug and play for consoles, but I am sure a 30 dollar chromecast would pump em to the tv pretty easy

e: audio is more or less homerolled 5.1 + original theater audio (stereo/mono) + '93 re-release audio (stereo)

[FirstBlood]

The XBone plays MKVs now

and upon further inspection, the PS4 does too.