TUOA DVD and the KC moviegoing experience

Today's the day "The Upside of Anger" DVD went into the stores. Generally, the reviews have been pretty good. I probably won't get to watch the whole thing for a while.

With the popularity of DVDs, people have been comparing the experience of watching DVDs to going to the movies. When it comes to Kevin Costner movies, what's better? DVD or cinema? For me, watching his "big" movies, like Dances With Wolves and Open Range is better on the big screen. The same with "Field of Dreams," I think, because it brings out the full effect of building the field, the players, etc. on Ray. For his more intimate movies, like Tin Cup or Bull Durham or The Upside of Anger, a DVD might suit fine. Thoughts?