> aka the "Blu-Ray experience"
Have you actually used blu-ray or are you thinking about DVDs (and Blu-rays are a natural evolution in your mind?)
Because, honestly, Blu-rays are atrocious.
Every so often I actually buy a BluRay, not only to support the work but also because in the case of losing internet (but not power) I'd like to watch a small selection of carefully curated movies.
I was in such a position 2 years ago, I had moved home and the internet had not yet been installed.
Did you know that in order to play blurays on the Playstation 4 (a Sony product, where Sony is also the maker of the BluRay spec and it was even a Sony movie!) that the device must be connected to the internet to play bluray's?? I didn't.. that was a shock.
So I took to Linux, which... just couldn't play it...
Why?
The DRM keys could not be installed along with VLC (or something), after googling for half a day on my phones 4G to figure it out I ended up not significantly wiser and realised I'd been hoarding a bunch of useless plastic.