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Killer @ Jan 21st 2008 12:37PM
@regeya
Thank you...you are the majority people, that think that. I even think that now, even though I bought both formats, (which I'm starting to regret buy either of them). The HD and The sound is amazing, but there is a lack of movies from both sides. I dont want SUPERBAD in HD. The SAW Movies arent on my list of mostly likely to own. Where are the great films? The only (I've bought) Blu-ray movies are the 3 Pirate's movies, black hawk down and rescue dawn. On the HD DVD side I have bought Blazing Saddles, shrek the third, the bourne series and the mummy series. Compare both of those with the DVD collection, and its pathetic. It doesn't help that FOX movies are the most expensive movies on Blu-ray and that there isn't that many from FOX to boot. Personally, I wanted to be assured that from either party that I'm going to get the bang for my buck, but right now I'm not seeing anything. IF either side wants people to adopt on a mass scale, prices going down won't do it! It's CONTENT, so if they want to kill DVD, they might want to step up the movie HD production about 50 times more than they are doing right now.