HD DVD titles announced for 4th Q 05!
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HD DVD titles announced for 4th Q 05!
Saw this on HTF:
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Warner/New Line/HBO/etc. just announced 52 HD-DVD titles for release Q4 '05:
http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2005/Jan/1106003.htm
ABOVE THE LAW
ALEXANDER
ANGELS IN AMERICA (HBO)
AUSTIN POWERS: INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERY (NEW LINE)
BATMAN BEGINS
BLADE (NEW LINE)
CATWOMAN
CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
CONSTANTINE
CONTACT
DARK CITY (NEW LINE)
THE DUKES OF HAZZARD
ERASER
EXECUTIVE DECISION
FINAL DESTINATION (NEW LINE)
FRIDAY (NEW LINE)
FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON (HBO)
THE FUGITIVE
GOTHIKA
HARD TO KILL
HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE
HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN
HOUSE OF WAX (2005)
THE LAST SAMURAI
THE MASK (NEW LINE)
THE MATRIX
THE MATRIX RELOADED
THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS
MAVERICK
MILLION DOLLAR BABY
THE MUSIC MAN
MYSTIC RIVER
NEXT OF KIN
NORTH BY NORTHWEST
OCEAN'S ELEVEN
OCEAN'S TWELVE
PASSENGER 57
THE PERFECT STORM
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (2004)
THE PLAYER (NEW LINE)
THE POLAR EXPRESS
RED PLANET
RUSH HOUR (NEW LINE)
SE7EN (NEW LINE)
SOLDIER
THE SOPRANOS (HBO)
SPAWN (NEW LINE)
SWORDFISH
TROY
UNDER SIEGE
U.S. MARSHALS
WILD WILD WEST
Paramount just announced 21 HD-DVD titles for Q4 '05:
http://www.mysan.de/international/article21498.html
THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE
SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS
ELIZABETHTOWN
COACH CARTER
ITALIAN JOB
SCHOOL OF ROCK
SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW
FORREST GUMP
BRAVEHEART
GHOST
GREASE
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 2
BLACK RAIN
SAVE THE LAST DANCE
SLEEPY HOLLOW
U2 RATTLE & HUM
VANILLA SKY
LARA CROFT: TOMB RAIDER
STAR TREK: FIRST CONTACT
WE WERE SOLDIERS
Universal just announced 16 HD-DVD titles, likely for Q1 '06:
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/s...02774126&EDATE=
THE BOURNE SUPREMACY
THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK
VAN HELSING
APOLLO 13
U-571
12 MONKEYS
DUNE
THE THING
END OF DAYS
BACKDRAFT
WATERWORLD
THE BONE COLLECTOR
SPY GAME
PITCH BLACK
CONAN THE BARBARIAN
DANTE'S PEAK
My god! It has begun! Seven in HD? Nice!!!
Would like to hear specs though.
Posted by amillians-
Warner/New Line/HBO/etc. just announced 52 HD-DVD titles for release Q4 '05:
http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2005/Jan/1106003.htm
ABOVE THE LAW
ALEXANDER
ANGELS IN AMERICA (HBO)
AUSTIN POWERS: INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERY (NEW LINE)
BATMAN BEGINS
BLADE (NEW LINE)
CATWOMAN
CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
CONSTANTINE
CONTACT
DARK CITY (NEW LINE)
THE DUKES OF HAZZARD
ERASER
EXECUTIVE DECISION
FINAL DESTINATION (NEW LINE)
FRIDAY (NEW LINE)
FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON (HBO)
THE FUGITIVE
GOTHIKA
HARD TO KILL
HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE
HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN
HOUSE OF WAX (2005)
THE LAST SAMURAI
THE MASK (NEW LINE)
THE MATRIX
THE MATRIX RELOADED
THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS
MAVERICK
MILLION DOLLAR BABY
THE MUSIC MAN
MYSTIC RIVER
NEXT OF KIN
NORTH BY NORTHWEST
OCEAN'S ELEVEN
OCEAN'S TWELVE
PASSENGER 57
THE PERFECT STORM
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (2004)
THE PLAYER (NEW LINE)
THE POLAR EXPRESS
RED PLANET
RUSH HOUR (NEW LINE)
SE7EN (NEW LINE)
SOLDIER
THE SOPRANOS (HBO)
SPAWN (NEW LINE)
SWORDFISH
TROY
UNDER SIEGE
U.S. MARSHALS
WILD WILD WEST
Paramount just announced 21 HD-DVD titles for Q4 '05:
http://www.mysan.de/international/article21498.html
THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE
SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS
ELIZABETHTOWN
COACH CARTER
ITALIAN JOB
SCHOOL OF ROCK
SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW
FORREST GUMP
BRAVEHEART
GHOST
GREASE
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 2
BLACK RAIN
SAVE THE LAST DANCE
SLEEPY HOLLOW
U2 RATTLE & HUM
VANILLA SKY
LARA CROFT: TOMB RAIDER
STAR TREK: FIRST CONTACT
WE WERE SOLDIERS
Universal just announced 16 HD-DVD titles, likely for Q1 '06:
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/s...02774126&EDATE=
THE BOURNE SUPREMACY
THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK
VAN HELSING
APOLLO 13
U-571
12 MONKEYS
DUNE
THE THING
END OF DAYS
BACKDRAFT
WATERWORLD
THE BONE COLLECTOR
SPY GAME
PITCH BLACK
CONAN THE BARBARIAN
DANTE'S PEAK
My god! It has begun! Seven in HD? Nice!!!
Would like to hear specs though.
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SONOVA!!! That makes me fuming mad, DVD-HD gets a Dark City, but regular DVD fans have been waiting for a re-release of the old snapper in anamorphic for YEARS!!! Same goes for Dune.
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Originally Posted by ShagMan
SONOVA!!! That makes me fuming mad, DVD-HD gets a Dark City, but regular DVD fans have been waiting for a re-release of the old snapper in anamorphic for YEARS!!! Same goes for Dune.
I will wait buying the Matrix box a little now...
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Bollocks. I am still hoping they push it back to Summer 2006 just so there may be a possibility of more of a standard than two seperate ones right now. Here's to hoping this works out for all involved
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WB has a great list of titles. I could see myself buying quite a few of those. I'm not too excited about the Paramount/Universal lists, though. It's really too bad that we will have a format war. At least it'll keep me from being an early adopter.
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Originally Posted by Kant
I believe that Dark city is indeed 16:9 in the curent version.
I will wait buying the Matrix box a little now...
I will wait buying the Matrix box a little now...
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I don't know, but I'm definitely going to have to see for myself (no pun intended) whether HD-DVD is justifiably better before I double dip on any titles I currently own. Any new purchases will probably be HD, unless the price differential is too much (~$10).
Speaking of which, any idea what the pricing of discs and players is projected to be?
Speaking of which, any idea what the pricing of discs and players is projected to be?
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Originally Posted by CoolKidd
Nice! Does any body knows when is the HD DVD Players will come out?
I wouldn't worry about the format war. By the time the players become affordable to the masses, if both formats are still around, you will start to see universal players like the SACD/DVD-A players.
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Is the quality of the pic going to be that noticeable in HD-DVD? I don't have an HD tv and I was wondering if it was worth waiting to purchase some of those titles on regular dvd if HD-DVD is going to be that much of a difference. Also will these new dvds have enough room for supplements or will they be barebones like the superbit titles. Thanks for the answers guys.
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I'll be sticking to my current DVDs. I honestly think this new format will not be embraced by the puiblic, just like Laserdisc and D-VHS. Do I think it's a good format? Yes. Would I like to support it? Yes. Do I think the public is going to embrace it? No.. The public has invested too much into DVD, and I don't see the normal, everyday person going into Best Buy and rebuying their entire collection on HD-DVD. Now, the normal everyday personis the crux of the market, in this case. I don't doubt that a lot of people on this forum will be buying tons of HD titles, but that won't be enough.
People just now are getting into DVD, with lots of people just converting in the past year from VHS. A new format will not be popular, and I honestly see it going the way of D-VHS and Laserdisc.
People just now are getting into DVD, with lots of people just converting in the past year from VHS. A new format will not be popular, and I honestly see it going the way of D-VHS and Laserdisc.
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Hmm...how did Laserdisc "flop" exactly ? It became kinda obsolete after DVD, but I think that "flop" is a harsh word for it...Its been around for over a decade before DVD...a pretty long time for a flop I would say
No...Divx and EZ-D...THAT was a flop
No...Divx and EZ-D...THAT was a flop
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I see 8 I'd double dip on. Ugh. this is going to get ugly
Yes, I have an HDTV and YES it makes a huge difference. I keep thinking there might be something wrong with my DVD's because, well, they just ain't as clear as HD. I'd love to see anyone who currently owns an HDTV hold off on getting into this.
Yes, I have an HDTV and YES it makes a huge difference. I keep thinking there might be something wrong with my DVD's because, well, they just ain't as clear as HD. I'd love to see anyone who currently owns an HDTV hold off on getting into this.
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Originally Posted by ignition
I'll be sticking to my current DVDs. I honestly think this new format will flop, just like Laserdisc and D-VHS. Do I think it's a good format? Yes. WOuld I like to support it? Yes. Do I think the public is going to embrace it? No.. The public has invested too much into DVD, and I don't see the normal, everyday person going into Best Buy and rebuying their entire collection on HD-DVD. Now, the normal everyday personis the crux of the market, in this case. I don't doubt that a lot of people on this forum will be buying tons of HD titles, but that won't be enough.
People just now are getting into DVD, with lots of people just converting in the past year from VHS. A new format will not be popular, and I honestly see it going the way of D-VHS and Laserdisc.
People just now are getting into DVD, with lots of people just converting in the past year from VHS. A new format will not be popular, and I honestly see it going the way of D-VHS and Laserdisc.
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Originally Posted by ignition
I honestly see it going the way of D-VHS and Laserdisc.
D-VHS and Laserdisc are different animals.
I do not see this being a huge market at the beginning, but slowly people may convert.
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Sorry, I guess "flop" was too serious a word. How about not be embraced by the public?
Well, I own an HDTV, and I will not upgrade anything unless DVDs stop being made and sold.
Well, I own an HDTV, and I will not upgrade anything unless DVDs stop being made and sold.