QuantumOfSolace posts
Blu-ray releases on March 24th 2009

We like weeks like this when there is little doubt what the biggest title is. In fact we'd go as far as to call this the James Bond week with MGM releasing the latest addition to the franchise with the Quantum of Solace, as well as some of our favorite classics like Goldfinger and The World Is Not Enough. Also this week Universal has The Fast and the Furious Trilogy box set -- although we're not sure why we mentioned it -- while Paramount has Things We Lost in the Fire, The Kite Runner and A Mighty Heart. Next week the top Oscar winner finally hits Blu as Slumdog Millionaire hits the streets.
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Quantum of Solace (MGM)
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Goldfinger (MGM)
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Moonraker (MGM)
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Never Say Never Again (MGM)
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The World Is Not Enough (MGM)
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The Fast and the Furious Trilogy (Universal)
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Big Stan (Warner)
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The Venture Brothers: Season 3 (Warner)
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Things We Lost in the Fire (Paramount)
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The Kite Runner (Paramount)
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A Mighty Heart (Paramount)
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The Last Metro (Criterion)
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The 400 Blows (Criterion)
Quantum of Solace to be released on Blu-ray on March 24th
The latest Bond movie will be hitting shelves worldwide on March 24th and is packed with plenty of extra features. The BD50 disc will be encoded with AVC and features a DTS-HD MA 5.1 sound track. There are also plenty of HD extras on the disc, which is a nice break from the norm. A quick look at the releases due in the comming month makes us think this will be the first big hit of 2009.Quantum of Solace Blu-ray ship date out ahead of theatrical release
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Six James Bond movies due on Blu-ray in October spec'd, priced
More info on all six of the James Bond pictures coming to Blu-ray October 21 is finally available, the individual discs of Dr. No, Die Another Day, Live and Let Die, For Your Eyes Only, From Russia With Love and Thunderball will carry a pretty standard $34.98 MSRP, or as two separate volumes of three with an $89.98 SRP. The special features and 4K Lowry transfers seen in the Ultimate Edition Bond DVDs return here, so if you've already got those the net benefit is 1080p and possibly better sound (and a Quantum of Solace movie ticket), although it wasn't specified. Still, if you're awaiting the best looking home editions of these Bond movies yet there's no doubt these are the ones you're looking for.





















