There are no DVD rips of movies that are still in theaters most of the time - the DVD rips appear the moment DVDs of the movie are released, unless a DVD Screener (not cam, screener, the one with those obvious warnings) is released first. I have a DVD screener rip from LotR, which is just as good as a DVD rip.
You need to avoid the VCD rips and cams, which are just recordings of a movie with a camera in the theater. Cams usually have more people in there, so the movie is constantly saturated with talking, laughter and other shit. VCD rips are pretty much the same, except there are no other people. The video quality still sucks though.
If you really want good quality, wait until the DVD is out, then search for the DVD rip. This can take a few weeks - I saw several (multiple-CD) VCD rips of Blade 2, and only after 3 weeks the DVD rip appeared.
If you can do with less quality, look for the VCD and cam versions, which are out way sooner.
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