The DT770s are very good for movies, and gaming. They have a lot of bass. Soundstage is very wide, almost sounds like it exceeds your head sometimes, especially on well recorded tracks. I have the DT770-250, and I can say that they will need an amp for best sound. I can run them off a portable CD Player and they still sound great, but the phones just can't reach their potential, the bass and soundstage both suffer.
If you're goint the get the DT770-80, just note that the cans still need lots of power. If you are going to put them on a crappy source will just make them sound worse..for example no soundstage, fake soundstage, loss of focus, rolled off highs or lows, etc. With these cans, even with the new 80 ohm version, they still need to have the power behind them.
I run my DT770s off a Marantz 2230B /w M-Audio Sonica USB card and they are very sweet sounding.
If you're curious about burn in, I'd say the DT770s need around 200 hours before they really take off, and the bass (sub -bass) really kicks in. Keep in mind, you will not have the visceral impact as with speakers though.