[QUOTE="m3Boarder32"][QUOTE="eclipsed4utoo"][QUOTE="m3Boarder32"][QUOTE="makingmusic476"][QUOTE="m3Boarder32"]In 2006, Universal alone sold more HD-DVD movies then all the Exclusive Bluray studios put together.None from Universal. ;) And since the only other options are Warner and Paramount, that means they'll be coming out for Blu-Ray as well.
It was also announced that over 300 HD-DVD movies would be released in 2007.
eclipsed4utoo
Universal did not announce any HD-DVD movies at CES 2006 either :roll:
yes they did.
In 2006, Universal alone sold more HD-DVD movies then all the Exclusive Bluray studios put together.since HD-DVD had what, a 5 month headstart? I would certainly hope that HD-DVD sold more movies.
It was also announced that over 300 HD-DVD movies would be released in 2007.
m3Boarder32
Umm, 53 Universal movies outsold 72 movies from studios exclusively backing BluRay.
And why dont you link me to last years press release from Universal announcing all the movies for HD-DVD.
you ask....and you shall receive.. http://www.dvdreview.com/html/ces_2006_1.html
On the software side, Warner Bros., Paramount and Universal each announced the first wave of HD-DVD titles arriving concurrent with the Toshiba players. Most of the titles were contemporary action-adventure spectacles (no surprise there) with the announcement that Studio Canal and the Weinstein Company were also committing product. The first high-definition films will include "Cinderella Man," "Jarhead" and "Van Helsing" from Universal, "Batman Begins," "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and "Constantine" from Warner Bros. and "Aeon Flux," "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" and "The Italian Job" from Paramount. BTW, the same titles announced by Warner Bros. and Paramount will also be available on Blu-Ray.
Well its official, HD-DVD is doomed because Universal did not announce 3 movies at this years CES...
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