I hate that everything now is a subscription service instead of buying it and do whatever you want.
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It's really good quality. In my opinion low resolution only matters in static images or when video is paused, I'll take high bitrate and superior sound every day instead of today's streaming.
Sure you can just download, super convinient and gives best results. But sometimes it's good to do things the way that can scale in society or just actually own something you like :).
DVD isn't very good quality. I don't really care and I have a tiny TV, and DVDs still don't look very good on it.
I have 4k TV and 5.1 studio speakers and noone in my house can see the difference from modern streaming besides a little grain on still images. Always buy newer, at least two-layered disks, they are much better.
Of course that's nothing compared to 4K/DTS/DA/HDR Blu-Ray rip, but it's not that the movie is not watchable. DVD is the basic experience, 2010s cinema like, where Blu-Ray is just a crispy fresh layer added.
The video quality is shit and it's extremely obvious in my opinion. Even the sound is inferior to a good torrent with Dolby TrueHD/DTS HD sound.
Comparing to max quality >10-30GB torrent is not fair. You need to compare it to other DRM-free legal options, oh, there's none. Side to side with Blu-Ray, really bad. But Blu-Ray is many times more expensive and less freedom friendly. Side to side with Netlix-like streaming, assuming you don't use some high-end service, DVD is just better in real watching and not pausing and glaring at pixels.
Why isn't it fair? No reason you can't just torrent a 10GB Blu-Ray rip of the movie. It's free, easy and probably takes less time than going out and buying a DVD.
I would say that side-to-side the quality of Netflix-like streaming is A LOT better, at least when it comes to video. Audio is probably comparable since both DVD's and streaming services usually use Dolby Digital or Dolby Digital Plus.