Oh god, now you've got me picturing Seagal wearing that white bandage outfit.

:yack:

This was mentioned over at the importforums.

Starship Troopers Blu-Ray 10/01/07

http://www.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/displayP...;-1&sku=657837

"Everyone is doing their part. Are you? "

I'm not sure we'll get a US release soon. I thought paidgeek (Sony insider) at AVS said the master was terrible.

have a good chunk of news today so lets get down to business:

First up for BR only:

8/21/07:

Immortal Beloved: with MSRP of $28.95
The Lives of Others: MSRP of $38.96
Perfect Stranger: MSRP of $38.96

09/04/07:

Remember the Titans: with msrp of $29.99

* on a side note my distributor is still showing Badder Santa as coming out on 11/20/07 despite some reports.

On the HD Exclusive side:

08/14/07:

Mercury Rising: MSRP of $29.98
Erin Brockovich: MSRP of $29.98

Stuff for both formats:

08/07/07

Disturbia: msrp of $39.99

08/28/07:

Blades of Glory: msrp of $39.99

also it appears that We Are Marshall has been delayed/cancelled

I'm all over Immortal Beloved. Kind of a surprising catalog release, but who's complaining? :)

I believe The Lives of Others was also announced as cancelled as well.

yep it appears that it is back on slate apparently.

Other than Under Siege and Out For Justice, what other Seagal films are out in HD?

Personally I'd love Above The Law.

RE: Remember the Titans

hope this is the extended cut of the film.

http://hddvdformat.blogspot.com/

Warner Plans More High-Def Documentary Releases

With Warner Home Video's encouraging sales figures for the Planet Earth high-definition release, Warner and BBC Video have indicated that there are plans to release Oscar-winning A Room With a View: Special Edition and the Peabody Award-winning natural-history documentary Galapagos on HD DVD this fall.

'Room with a View' would look gorgeous in HiDef!

more IMAX from WB would be welcome as well...

what ever happened to 'Everest' from Disney/BV??

I'm in for Remember the Titans and will blind buy Disturbia and Blades of Glory. I think the last 2 are Paramount titles, so most/if not all the extras should be in HD.

I thought Distrubia was solid, so I'll pick that up for sure - very entertaining.

http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/sh...ommon_Bach/685

First Multichannel HD DVD Audio Title Debuts with 'Uncommon Bach'

In what is being billed as the world's first "3-Dimensional Sound Reality" high-def music experience, Surround Records will debut the audio-only HD DVD release 'Uncommon Bach' on June 15.

Created by producer Alexander Goldberg Jero, 'Uncommon Bach' presents the music of the legendary composer using "virtual instruments and modern synthesis," in a newly-remixed version that Surround Records is dubbing "3-Dimensional Sound Reality."

According to the company's press materials, the process promises a "clarity and sonic perception of these classical works [that] will open a new vision of the original masterpieces."

'Uncommon Bach' is notable as being the first audio-only high-def release to hit the U.S. Though multichannel audio releases (sans any significant video material) are fairly common on standard-def DVD, they have not yet made any inroads on the HD DVD or Blu-ray formats.

Surround Records has set a June 15 release date for the 57-minute 'Uncommon Bach.'

Tech specs include DTS-HD Master Lossless Audio and standard DTS 5.1 surround options. (Note also that 'Uncommon Bach' is compatible only with HD DVD players with HDMI or optical outputs.)

No further details are available on what, if any video and/or still materials will accompany the audio portion of 'Uncommon Bach.' There also appears to be no additional bonus features or other supplementary material included.

Retail price for the HD DVD has been set at $29.95 (you can pre-order it at Amazon.com for 19.95.)

Surround Records has not yet announced a Blu-ray version of 'Uncommon Bach,' but we'll keep you posted.

Looks like Deliverance 35th Anniversary Edition is coming to Blu-ray and HD DVD on 9/18.

http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=65087

Ghost Rider coming out on HD DVD in September in France.
Mr & Mrs Smith, Lord of War and Gangs of New York coming in 2008.
http://www.jeremymanesse.com/article-6483561.html

Found this over at AVS.

Hopefully they won't have forced subs. Why a company would limit a dics selling potential by forcing subs baffles me so I would hope that by now the different companies overseas would realize how retarded that is.

Anyone got the release date for The Crow on Blu-Ray? Last week Play.com said it was like the 26th June now it says "Due for release..."

In Europe, were a movie's distribution rights for neighboring countries are sometimes held by different studios, forced subtitles are often a contractual obligation to discourage product from one market selling in another.

For example, if Studio A distributes an English-language movie in France, they'll use forced French subs to prevent it from selling in England, where Studio B agrees to use forced English subs on their French movies to prevent crossover sale to France.

HiDef Digest is stating that 'Remember the Titans' is the longer director's cut of the film.

Blu-Rays added at DVDEmpire today:

Perfect Stranger 8/21
Immortal Beloved 8/21
Vacancy 8/14

http://dvd.themanroom.com/dvd-newsview.php?id=599

Jack Ryan Collection, Top Gun, Disturbia, Face-Off SE, etc..

Keep it up Paramount!

Looking forward to Top Gun!

While Paramount has not released any disc information for these titles, we can tell you 'Disturbia' will be released on August 7, 'Face/Off (Special Collector's Edition)' will span two discs and be released September 11, 'The Jack Ryan Collection' will be released September 25, and 'Top Gun' will take off on October 2.

I'd buy the Collection, but I'd more than likely sell off 'The Sum of All Fears'

Hell yes!

Count me in for Faceoff and Disturbia as well.