Heroes: Season 2 [Blu-ray]

This is a review of the Blu Ray picture and sound. The picture is crystal clear, it looks amazing. I am so glad I paid the extra $15 and got BluRay. The sound is just as amazing. Definitely better then Standard DVD. Which I think looks amazing, I own S1 on SD DVD and was impressed with the image and sound quality, BluRay blows it away.

This season was a little slow going, I wasn;t happy with some of the new stories started, but over all I think if your a fan of Heroes, you'll love season 2.

Like most Heroes fans I absolutely loved Season 1 and wasn't to crazy about Season 2. When I bought this DVD and started watching the special features I watched the commentary from Tim Kring and watched where Season 2 was supposed to go if the Writers Strike never would've occured.

The Season 2 episodes definately aren't as great as most of the Season 1 episodes were, but after the story line gets moving again it picks up, but by then the seasons over. But the special features are worth it too because along with the Tim Kring commentary you get to see the Heroes Untold Stories which is where they were meaning for Heroes to go later on in the season, which was really cool.

If your a Heroes fan you need to add this to your collection anyway because something tells me after this Season the show is just going to get better.

For those people who are fans of blu-ray and Heroes, this blu-ray set is ok for this mediocre season. For die hard fans, who want to see the season 3 sneak peek found on the dvd sets, you will have to get the set on dvd. In the long run, I don't think this missing bonus feature will be important, it just disturbs me that Universal/nbc would cheat fans of blu-ray and heroes by not including all the bonus features from the regular dvd sets. Especially considering the price of this blu-ray set.

Heroes started at 10/10, and it only went upwards from there. Season 1 was amazing, and Season 2 started where S1 left off and kept improving. This Bluray was a sure buy and I look forward to watching it in full 1080p/DTS this weekend, counting the days until 22 Sept...

I don't know what extra's could possbly rate a $40 price tag for this. It's only half a season, and a terrible one at that. Too many new characters are introduced without bothering to flesh them out, which takes time away from developing the current cast and in the end, everyone is pretty much back where they started from by the end of the season.

Season 1 was great, and works as a self contained story arc and
I do hold out hope for season 3, but season 2 isn't even worth renting.