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OokieSpookie said:I'll settle for Boston Legal and The Shield
The Shield is shot on 16mm. /cry
OokieSpookie said:I'll settle for Boston Legal and The Shield
maharg said:It is quite good, though a lot of people have issues with the last third where it makes a bit of a genre leap.
Days like these... said:Its the best sci fi flick I've seen in ages. I think its coming to blu ray in Dec. One of only a few titles on blu ray that I really want along with Volver and Hostel.
widgetraf said:So um.. I got an Xbox 360 HD-DVD drive and I just want to make sure
Which one is the UPC code? Is it the white sticker with the Serial Number, Lot Number, etc?
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ChrisJames said:Onix, the article you linked to was about Mr. Woodcock, which is owned by New Line. That movie sucks major ass. Avoid at all costs.
VanMardigan said:Well, Paramount was releasing movies the following week (remember the Blu Ray copies of Blades of Glory?) as well, and that didn't stop them.
VanMardigan said:Category 3 (crap IMO):
Stir of Echoes
American Psycho
Devil's Reject
Category B (crap IMO)
Hulk
Pitch Black
The Thing
captive said:Prison Break Season 1 blu-ray specs.
http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/s...x_Unveils_Specs_for_Prison_Break_Blu-ray/1113
Oni Jazar said:More info on the Blu event:
http://www.homemediamagazine.com/news/html/breaking_article.cfm?article_id=11449
Also there was Dan Silverberg, VP of high-definition media for Warner Home Video, which since Paramounts move to the HD DVD camp is the only studio to support both next-generation formats.
That may not be for long, Silverberg said. One thing that may be changing is our strategy, he said. When both formats launched and hardware prices were high, we made a decision to support both formats and let the consumer decide. But now that hardware pricing is affordable for both Blu-ray and HD DVD, it appears consumers no longer want to decide so the notion of staying in two formats for the duration is something we are re-evaluating now that we are in the fourth quarter.
Silverberg noted that Warner has the top-selling Blu-ray title of all time with 300 and is consistently No. 1 or No. 2 in both Blu-ray sales market share and in number of Blu-ray titles in the market.
Later in the day, on the 20th Century Fox lot, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment president Mike Dunn blasted Paramount for its defection, accusing the studio of taking the bait, referring to a reported $50 million payout to drop its support of Blu-ray Disc and release titles exclusively in HD DVD.
Dunn also intimated that the format war is being perpetuated by Microsoft in the hopes of confusing consumers so much they dont support either format and ultimately buy their entertainment online. He didnt name the computer giant by name, but blasted the orchestrated campaigns of confusion and anti-consumerism fueled by an 800-pound gorilla [Microsoft] that would prefer to force us all into the practice of paying tolls for the right to exchange information and enjoy entertainment.
VanMardigan said:Well, guys, I TRIED to go format neutral, but I failed. Got ripped off on Ebay, $400 down the drain, and now I have 3 Blu Ray movies at home with nothing to watch them on.
Dunn also intimated that the format war is being perpetuated by Microsoft in the hopes of confusing consumers so much they dont support either format and ultimately buy their entertainment online. He didnt name the computer giant by name, but blasted the orchestrated campaigns of confusion and anti-consumerism fueled by an 800-pound gorilla [Microsoft] that would prefer to force us all into the practice of paying tolls for the right to exchange information and enjoy entertainment.
Stinkles said:Those little indie studios are so busy looking out for the consumer, they get blindsided by evil corporate giants.
Onix said:
While self-serving and hypocritical ... the more that comes out, the more obvious it is that he happens to be right in this case.
The fact someone in his position is directly stating this (with no veiling at all, aside from not naming the very obvious name), is pretty serious IMO.
Besides the fact that it is somewhat unusual for someone in this position to be so direct ... the fact that his position also makes him privy to all the backroom dealings and goings on in the format war just makes his statements ...
... wow.
Stinkles said:Those little indie studios are so busy looking out for the consumer, they get blindsided by evil corporate giants.
favouriteflavour said:He just wants his pie and eat it too!
If he wanted to really help things along he would align with one or the other. I don't think he is as concerned about us consumers as he makes you think.
edit: thought it was the warner guy. Fox guy of course he will say this.
'I've been waiting for you'...captive said:Prison Break Season 1 blu-ray specs.
http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/s...x_Unveils_Specs_for_Prison_Break_Blu-ray/1113
Onix said:
While self-serving and hypocritical ... the more that comes out, the more obvious it is that he happens to be right in this case.
WULFER said:So, any news that Warner has resigned the BDA contract? They've got one more day!
Stinkles said:Those little indie studios are so busy looking out for the consumer, they get blindsided by evil corporate giants.
Ignatz Mouse said:I'm not a big "Microsoft is the boogeyman" kinda guy (I recommend the 360 to people looking for a typical game experience) but I agree, their involvement in all of this reeks of meddling, rather than consumer benefit. I realize there are a lof of 360 fans here who would rather not think that's true, but I think it is.
TerryLee81 said:Isn't this "iHD" stuff based on MS software?
Dot50Cal said:Ironic post? :lol
And haha at Warner possibly siding with Blu-ray. I guess that kills this weeks Warner going HD only rumor.
And co-created with Disney who is a BR supporter.theBishop said:Its 'HDi' now, and yes.
WULFER said:So, any news that Warner has resigned the BDA contract? They've got one more day!
KBox said:I can't decide whether to get HD DVD or Blu-Ray!
On the one hand, for Blu-ray I love all the Disney, and Buena Vista movies and tv shows from ABC coming to the format. I can also get 300 etc. On the other hand HD DVD has Transformers and Matrix. Now that Warners might go Blu-Ray, I wonder if Matrix will be out for Blu-Ray.
I own a 360 only. Was thinking of getting a PS3 to jump on the Blu-Ray boat. Hmmm.
Quick question though, my tv is a 42in 1080i Sony Plasma, will 1080p blu-ray still look kick ass? I'm thinking yes. I saw a Demo at best buy and my jaw dropped. It looked much sharper than CABLE TV HD.
theBishop said:Unless you already own a PS3, I'd recommend staying out of the format war. The standalone players are pretty shitty, and the 360 external HD-DVD player is a lousy option.
If you want a PS3 for games, it makes sense to pick up some movies, but I wouldn't pay a cent on a standalone until the whole thing is settled.
Interesting. Do you know at what time?mrklaw said:apparantly they've scheduled a press conference for tomorrow..
KBox said:I can't decide whether to get HD DVD or Blu-Ray!
On the one hand, for Blu-ray I love all the Disney, and Buena Vista movies and tv shows from ABC coming to the format. I can also get 300 etc. On the other hand HD DVD has Transformers and Matrix. Now that Warners might go Blu-Ray, I wonder if Matrix will be out for Blu-Ray.
I own a 360 only. Was thinking of getting a PS3 to jump on the Blu-Ray boat. Hmmm.
Quick question though, my tv is a 42in 1080i Sony Plasma, will 1080p blu-ray still look kick ass? I'm thinking yes. I saw a Demo at best buy and my jaw dropped. It looked much sharper than CABLE TV HD.
Maxwell House said:Turns out that article is just a reedited version of an article from 9/12/07, with Blu-Ray editorial slants added. Here is the original. Notice it is alot less "pro Blu-Ray" from WB:
Here is the original article, again, dated 9/12/07:
http://www.twice.com/article/CA6477849.html
Dan Silverberg, Warner's vice president of High-Definition media, hinted Monday at a Blu-ray briefing for the media that the studio might soon endorse Blu-ray.
Warner is now the only major studio that releases movies in both format; two support HD DVD exclusively while four have endorsed Blu-ray.
But Home Media Magazine reports that Silverberg believes that Blu-ray may be winning the format war and, consequently, it may be time for the studio to pick one over the other
jjasper said:Also what is up with Weinstein? They have gone Fox like MIA.
dallow_bg said:
What's the reason for the sad face?dallow_bg said: