Also, the helicopter footage was clearly not shot in HD as the quality is horrible compared to the rest of the concert footage. I do think that the Video quality of the Nimes Blu-Ray is slightly better.but that maybe because of the cool venue they played in Nimes. Audio and Video are 's awesome to finally see a Metallica Blu-Ray release. The concert was awesome and this disc is extra special for me since I was there. I was at the concert on the 4th of June and, again, I wish I could have seen all the songs they played that night on Blu-Ray (Blackened, for example is only available on the 2-disc DVD package). Since Metallica played three consecutive shows in Mexico City, the footage is from all three nights combined. The setlist on the Blu-Ray is as follows: It's annoying if I just want to watch and enjoy the concert for it to be interrupted but little bits of fan or band interviews (all in Spanish, by the way). Another thing I don't really like about the Mexico Blu-Ray is that they placed interviews/behind the scenes stuff in-between songs instead of having it separately as Special Features like on the Nimes disc. They did the same with the Nimes Blu-Ray of which there is a boxed set version only available on DVD. I would have liked the option to get the full 3-day setlist on Blu-Ray.
I definitely think that's something they should look into for possible future Blu-ray releases. Ok, first the reasons why I'm giving it only 4 stars: Why couldn't they put together a Blu-ray deluxe package? I had to choose between buying the full 2-disc DVD + 2 disc CD version or, if I wanted superior audio and video, go with the 1 disc Blu-ray.
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