You serious ar? Can we just get the invoice online from Amazon?

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Added on April 17, 2008, 4:34 pmOnly 1.3 of Spielberg movies released on BD.

One is "Close Encounters', the other 0.3 is "Twilight Zone: The Movie".

This post has been edited by aiman04: Apr 17 2008, 04:34 PM

The tax returns will allow you to buy new one, and more BDs!

We pay government, but what we get? Even government owned tandas awam have to pay... Those tandas in malls that owned by private company, free!

Free road? Nope. Free school? Nope. Scholarship? Only loan, and 4% interest summore!

Your tax money goes to rakyat miskin? Big no!

The offer ends after tomorrow, better quick. Get 6 titles la, two of them free.

Universal Announced Blu-ray Titles for Summer Release!

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Universal Studios, once Hollywood's top backer of the doomed HD DVD video format, will soon release all its new videos on the victorious Blu-ray rival at the same time as its standard DVDs.

The studio is set to announce Thursday that the program will kick off in the summer with the recent box office flop "Doomsday."

Universal's Blu-ray strategy includes plans to release about 40 titles in the second half of the year.

Among them are the studio's five big feature films of the summer, including "The Incredible Hulk," with Edward Norton, William Hurt and Liv Tyler; "Wanted," an action thriller starring James McAvoy and Angelina Jolie; "Hellboy II: The Golden Army"; "Mamma Mia," the adaptation of the musical starring Meryl Streep; and the sequel "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor," with Brendan Fraser and Jet Li.

Universal officially will enter the Blu-ray market July 22 with a trio of films from its "Mummy" action-adventure franchise: "The Mummy" and "The Mummy Returns," both starring Fraser, and the spinoff "The Scorpion King," with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

Also planned for domestic Blu-ray before the year is up are the catalog titles "American Gangster," "Knocked Up," "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," "Miami Vice," "End of Days," "U-571" and "Land of the Dead," among others.

Universal had been HD DVD's biggest studio backer ever since the next-generation optical disc format came to market in April 2006. But when Toshiba pulled the plug on the format in February, the studio wasted no time switching its allegiance to Sony's Blu-ray.

Reuters/Hollywood Reporter

Then you don't have to upgrade anymore if you already have it!

Denise Richards...

Eh, who doing bulk. I wanna tumpang Orphanage.

Oh, I forgot Twister next month.

And then the month after MIB. And then Batman Begins!

Morning... gi mandi wajib dulu la...

I was asking RX la... Me 6.30 am already in ofis ma...

Beyonce was planned for release in February, but was postponed. I will definitely buy it when it's released.

Managed Copy: Over Before it Began

Reports claim that when the AACS content protection system gets finalized this summer - a full year after the self-imposed due date - Managed Copy is not expected to be a part of it. AACS is a mandatory protection system used on Blu-ray, and was initially supposed to include the ability to copy Blu-ray movies onto computers - a process that was named Managed Copy.

If reports end up being true, this functionality may never be a part of the Blu-ray spec.

Studios have taken matters into their own hand. Both Fox and Lionsgate have included digital copies of the film with some high profile Blu-ray releases, allowing those who purchase the release to also have a standard definition version for their PC or portable media player.

Sony is planning to introduce a similar function on their Blu-ray releases. When a specially defined Blu-ray release is placed in a PS3, it will be able to send a digital copy directly to a connected PSP.

While the Managed Copy functionality could be added by way of an amendment to the spec, it is unlikely to ever be implemented at this late in the game.

http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=1236

Registered post.

Who says Gone Baby Gone got (.)(.) ?

Just watched it last Sunday, don't think I saw any..

I notice that Disney is now starting to use Dolby TrueHD instead of PCM.

This is good news, more space on the disc can now be dedicated to video with higher bitrates.

As long as the audio is lossless, I'm happy with either Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD MA.

Yes!

Morning YB.

That's quick!

Why you skip kompas emas? Thought you're looking fwd to it?

Read reviews here:

High-Def Digest

Blu-ray.com

Will watch it myself next weekend, if Datuk Mega can pass it to me by then.

No comment!

The Taukeh BD here, Megatron...