P.s. I Love You Coming To Hd And Bd

[Brad1963]

http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releas...-love-you.html.



Title: P. S. I Love You (IMDb)
Starring: Gerard Butler
Released: 6th May 2008
SRP: $28.98

Further Details:
Warner Home Video has officially announced P. S. I Love You which stars Gerard Butler, Hillary Swank, Lisa Kudrow, and Gina Gershon. The Richard Lagravenese directed film will be available to own from the 6th May, and should retail at around $28.98. The disc will carry both anamorphic widescreen and full screen presentations, along with English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround tracks. Extras will include a James Blunt music video, a Conversation with Cecelia Ahern (author of P.S. I Love You), additional scenes, and a Name of the Game is Snaps featurette. Blu-ray and HD DVD releases have also been announced for $35.99. We wouldn't suggest you hold out too much hope for the HD DVD release though!

[Liqwid]

Originally Posted by Brad1963

http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releas...-love-you.html.
Title: P. S. I Love You (IMDb)
Starring: Gerard Butler
Released: 6th May 2008
SRP: $28.98

Being that it's getting released on May 6th. the HD DVD should hit on the 26th or 27th of May, which is before the June 1st cut-off.

[timbobarry]

Doesnt look like The Bucket List will make the cut off

[1080p]

I think the cut off date goes a little bit into June now. Warner said they were adding 3 addtional weeks to their original cut off of June 1st.

[BrunoBruin]

So, assuming this comes to pass (and I can't imagine Warners announcing a title at this point, releasing artwork, and then cancelling), it means Warners is not only honoring their release schedule, but actually ADDING movies. Those worthless whores at Paramount should take a lesson.

[theefman]

Originally Posted by BrunoBruin

So, assuming this comes to pass (and I can't imagine Warners announcing a title at this point, releasing artwork, and then cancelling), it means Warners is not only honoring their release schedule, but actually ADDING movies. Those worthless gits at Paramount should take a lesson.

Sad but true. (Sorry, edited for language)

Its the ultimate bitter-sweet irony, Warner kills HD DVD but actually turns out to be the greatest studio supporter in the end.

[JAC35]

Originally Posted by BrunoBruin

So, assuming this comes to pass (and I can't imagine Warners announcing a title at this point, releasing artwork, and then cancelling), it means Warners is not only honoring their release schedule, but actually ADDING movies. Those worthless whores at Paramount should take a lesson.

+1 Amen to that Brother!!

[JAC35]

Originally Posted by theefman

Sad but true. (Sorry, edited for language)

Its the ultimate bitter-sweet irony, Warner kills HD DVD but actually turns out to be the greatest studio supporter in the end.

You just have to shake your head over the whole mess! And now the whole world is witing for the Blu future when we could have had it now on HD DVD.

HD DVD has been betamaxed!! Sad truly sad. Blu if the future so hurry up and wait!

[theefman]

Originally Posted by JAC35

You just have to shake your head over the whole mess! And now the whole world is witing for the Blu future when we could have had it now on HD DVD.

HD DVD has been betamaxed!! Sad truly sad. Blu if the future so hurry up and wait!

Yep, truly unfortunate, having to go through 2 hardware upgrades to get the finished product (and at what price) yet the faithful will have u believe that br really is the best solution. Maybe one day when br is able to produce 1080p++ images and Dolby TrueHD-DTS-HD MA MAXXX sound I will be convinced but to celebrate an unfinished, expensive product just doesnt sit well with me. Plus I am anti-rootkit, you never know what Sony has in store for those unsuspecting br users.......

[BrunoBruin]

Originally Posted by theefman

Warner kills HD DVD but actually turns out to be the greatest studio supporter in the end.

Well, the LAST studio supporter, anyway. Although they did release a lot of great HD DVD titles which I spitefully hope take years to migrate to BD.

I didn't LOVE "PS," but I will probably buy it just to support the format. I want to show Paramount how much money they left on the table by canceling releases.

[gijoela]

Funny if this is the last HD DVD release from Warners..

"P.S HD DVD I love You!!!"

[GamerGuyX]

I think whats most interesting is that the HD DVD release is not a combo disc. Especially seeing as how this is a new day-and-date releease. If only Warner would of done this with all their new HD DVD releases. They might of gotten more money from me!

[theefman]

Originally Posted by BrunoBruin

Well, the LAST studio supporter, anyway. Although they did release a lot of great HD DVD titles which I spitefully hope take years to migrate to BD.

I didn't LOVE "PS," but I will probably buy it just to support the format. I want to show Paramount how much money they left on the table by canceling releases.

I think they could well be the greatest, The Matrix alone for me was worth the player expense. But they also had a few releases that took advantage of HD DVD's features like 300 and Batman Begins. Universal had some excellent releases as well, like Heroes. Paramount's standout releases for me are Transformers and Beowulf. Overall though, for sheer movies released I still think Warner holds the top spot.

Nevertheless, I wont be getting this, doesnt interest me.

[BrunoBruin]

Originally Posted by theefman

I think they could well be the greatest...

Warner DID have some fantastic releases (although it was largely Universal titles that swayed me to HD DVD). Their decision to drop HD DVD support is a pretty big black mark against them in my book. But I do give them credit for at least trying to exit the market with some class and not doing Paramount's completely classless cut-and-run.

[1080p]

Originally Posted by Brad1963

The disc will carry both anamorphic widescreen and full screen presentations!

Sure about this?