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Originally Posted by mdc3000
I'm really keeping my fingers crossed that the upcoming Paramount and Universal slates debut on Blu-ray in the near future...I really want to buy There Will Be Blood, Sweeney Todd, Bee Movie, Into the Wild, Fletch and Charlie Wilson's War (but won't pick up any more HD DVDs...American Gangster was my last one ever, which I only bought because I got it cheaper than the SD was going for around here). I know it'll take some work to redo these titles with BD menus etc. but I really hope they do... all of those are MUST OWNS for me.
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Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
Well, I think its quite obvious that they will be released on Blu-ray. I have my fingers crossed that they will still be released on HD DVD.
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The HD-DVD release of "There Will Be Blood" has been pulled from the Paramount website now, according to highdefdigest.com
I wonder if this mean there will be a Blu-ray. I doubt they will do one day-and-date with the DVD release but I would take one a few weeks later even... |
UPDATE: 2/25/08, 3:00pm ET Although Paramount has removed 'There Will Be Blood' from its press site as reported below, the title may not in fact be cancelled. According to retail reports, the studio is still planning an April 8th release date, but has put an embargo on release details until March 4. (Details for the standard DVD have also been removed.) Stay tuned... BTW, it amazes me how many people cannot spell canceled right, even in the professional realm. |
Originally Posted by Quake1028
I think this is going to end up being much ado about nothing. I think this title still comes to HD DVD.
BTW, it amazes me how many people cannot spell canceled right, even in the professional realm. As for an HD DVD of There Will Be Blood, we'll know more after March 4th, but it not looking good, if you want to believe the trailer here: There Will Be Blood Trailer, on Hollywoodinhighdef.com fitprod |
Then Firefox and Outlook must all be British, because they all red flag cancelled :p. Seriously, I used to spell it that way, but was tired of seeing that I'm wrong!
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Actually, I thought the rest of the world used 'cancelled' while it is 'canceled' in the States? Both are listed in most dictionaries. My Webster dictionary claims both forms are correct.
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I have no clue. For the longest time I spelled it cancelled, but Firefox, Outlook, etc tell me it's wrong, so I have switched to using canceled.
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I refuse to change to canceled. It's not "cancelation", so why would it be canceled?
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Blu-Ray added at DVDEmpire today:
First Sunday 5/6 The Devil's Own 5/6 Juno 4/15 (w/digital copy) AVP/AVP:R two pack and AVP:R solo 4/15 http://images.dvdempire.com/gen/movies/1394290h.jpg Nice cover |
The Digital Copy banner has to go, then we're talking. Still, nice cover.
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Originally Posted by Zen Peckinpah
The Digital Copy banner has to go, then we're talking. Still, nice cover.
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I wonder if Sony will release Air Force One on 5/6 as well? Don't know why they'd give preference to Devil's Own over that one...
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Originally Posted by Artman
I wonder if Sony will release Air Force One on 5/6 as well? Don't know why they'd give preference to Devil's Own over that one...
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Originally Posted by Artman
I wonder if Sony will release Air Force One on 5/6 as well? Don't know why they'd give preference to Devil's Own over that one...
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I would also love to have AFO but I don't want to spend $40+ for an import of it when I've heard mixed things about the PQ.
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Courtesy of MAO:
Warner/New Line will release "The Orphanage" on April 22nd on DVD and Blu-Ray. Known below: DVD: 2.35 16X9 Widescreen Spanish DD 5.1 EX Spanish 2.0 Stereo Forced English subtitles Spanish subtitles English Closed captions Blu-Ray: HD 1080p 14 mbps Spanish 7.1 DTS-HD MA3 mbps variable 24 bit Forced English subtitles Spanish subtitles English Closed captions Special Features on both versions: "When Laura Grew Up: Constucting 'The Orphanage'" "Tomas' Secret Room" "Horror In The Unknown: Makeup Effects" "Rehearsal Studio" Still Gallery |
The forced subtitles suck for native Spanish speakers, and hopefully it's not the start of a bad trend by the studio. Still, I don't speak Spanish, so the subtitles being forced doesn't bother me for this particular release.
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
The forced subtitles suck for native Spanish speakers, and hopefully it's not the start of a bad trend by the studio. Still, I don't speak Spanish, so the subtitles being forced doesn't bother me for this particular release.
Something is off here! Ciao, Pro-B |
Ah, good call. I'll bet they're not forced, then.
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One Missed Call - Warner has set an April 22 arrival for the Blu-ray (day-and-date with the standard-def DVD), followed three weeks later by the HD DVD/DVD combo on May 13. |
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Now the studio has set a new (and we hope final) street date of May 13 for the Russell Crowe-starrer, which the studio will release concurrently with two other catalog favorites, 'Mrs. Doubtfire' and 'Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid' as part of a Father's Day-themed Blu-ray promotion. 'Master & Commander's bonus features remain as previously announced, including four deleted scenes and the film's original theatrical trailer (in HD). Exclusive to the Blu-ray are a BD-Java-based "Historical and Geographical Pop-Up Map," a "Search Content" feature, and D-Box enhancement. Tech specs for the BD-50 dual-layer release include 1080p/AVC MPEG-4 video, English DTS-HD Lossless Master Audio 5.1 Surround (48kHz/24-bit) and French and Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround and subtitle options. MSRP also remains unchanged at $39.98. |
I was on the fence about M&C but now that I can bitstream DTS-HD, I think I'll have to pick this one up.
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Originally Posted by bunkaroo
I was on the fence about M&C but now that I can bitstream DTS-HD, I think I'll have to pick this one up.
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