The following is a complete list of released titles as well as those with solid release dates:


Currently Available
16 Blocks (Warner)
50 First Dates (Sony)
Aeon Flux (Paramount)
Alice Cooper: Live at Montreux 2005 (Eagle Rock)
Basic Instinct 2: Risk Addiction (Sony)
Benchwarmers (Sony)
The Big Hit (Sony)
Bikini Destinations: Triple Fantasy (Magnolia)
Blazing Saddles (Warner)
Brothers Grimm (Buena Vista)
Bubble (Magnolia)
Click (Sony)
Corpse Bride, Tim Burton's (Warner)
Crash (Lion's Gate)
Dark Water (Buena Vista)
The Devil's Rejects (Lion's Gate)
Dinosaur (Buena Vista)
Eight Below (Buena Vista)
Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (Magnolia)
Fifth Element (Sony)
Firewall (Warner)
Four Brothers (Paramount)
The Fugitive (Warner)
Full Metal Jacket (Warner)
Glory Road (Buena Vista)
Gone in Sixty Seconds (Buena Vista)
Good Night, and Good Luck (Warner)
The Great Raid (Buena Vista)
Guitarscape Planet (Concert Hot Spot)
Haunted Mansion (Buena Vista)
HDNet World Report Special: Shuttle Discovery's Historic Mission (Magnolia)
Hitch (Sony)
House of Flying Daggers (Sony)
House of Wax (Warner)
Into the Blue (Sony)
Italian Job (Paramount)
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (Buena Vista)
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (Warner)
Knight's Tale (Sony)
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (Paramount)
Last Waltz (MGM)
Legends of Jazz (LRS Media)
Lethal Weapon (Warner)
Lethal Weapon 2 (Warner)
Little Man (Sony)
Live at the House of Blues (Sony)
Lord of War (Lion's Gate)
Memento (Sony)
Mission: Impossible 3 (Paramount)
Mission: Impossible - Ultimate Missions Collection (Paramount)
Monster House (Sony)
Nacho Libre (Paramount)
The New Orleans Concert (Concert Hot Spot)
One Last Thing (Magnolia)
The Pat Metheny Group: The Way Up (Eagle Rock)
Phantom of the Opera (Warner)
Punisher (Lion's Gate)
Reds (Paramount)
Rumor Has It (Warner)
RV (Sony)
Sahara (Paramount)
Saw (Lion's Gate)
The Searchers (Warner)
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (Paramount)
Silent Hill (Sony)
Sleepy Hollow (Paramount)
Space Cowboys (Warner)
Species (MGM)
Star Gate (Lion's Gate)
Stealth (Sony)
Stir of Echoes (Lion's Gate)
S.W.A.T. (Sony)
Swordfish (Warner)
Syriana (Warner)
Tears of the Sun (Sony)
Terminator (MGM)
Terminator 2 (Lion's Gate)
Total Recall (Lion's Gate)
Training Day (Warner)
U2: Rattle and Hum (Paramount)
Ultraviolet (Sony)
Under Siege (Warner)
Underworld: Evolution (Sony)
Unforgiven (Warner)
View From Space With Heavenly Music (Concert Hot Spot)
The War Within (Magnolia)
XXX (Sony)

TOTAL: 87


11/14/2006
ATL (Warner)
Black Hawn Down (Sony)
Behind Enemy Lines (Fox)
Fantastic Four (Fox)
Kingdom of Heaven Director's Cut (Fox)
Kiss of the Dragon (Fox)
The Last Samurai (Warner)
Layer Cake (Sony)
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (Fox)
Million Dollar Baby (Warner)
Speed (Fox)
Transporter (Fox)
X-Men 3: The Last Stand (Fox)

11/21/2006
Annapolis (Buena Vista)
Black Crowes: Freak N Roll Into the Fog (Eagle Rock)
Casanova (Buena Vista)
Elvis Costello and the Imposters: Club Date - Live in Memphis (Eagle Rock)
Enemy of the State (Buena Vista)
Flightplan (Buena Vista)
Goal! The Dream Begins (Buena Vista)
Ice Age: The Meltdown (Fox)
Sky High (Buena Vista)
The Wild (Buena Vista)
Toto: 12th Anniversary - Live in Amsterdam 2003 (Eagle Rock)

11/28/2006
Bulletproof Monk (MGM/Fox)
Rocky (MGM/Fox)
Superman (Warner)
Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut (Warner)
Superman Returns (Warner)

12/5/2006
Flight of the Phoenix (Fox)
Entrapment (Fox)
From Hell (Fox)
The Omen (Fox)
Rising Sun (Fox)
Sentinel(Fox)
Usual Suspects (MGM/Fox)
Windtalkers (MGM/Fox)

12/12/2006
The Devil Wears Prada (Fox)
Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (Sony)
World Trade Center (Paramount)

12/19/2006
Lady in the Water (Warner)

12/26/2006
The Descent (Lion's Gate)
Transporter 2 (Fox)

1/9/2007
Crank (Lion's Gate)

1/16/2007
Employee of the Month (Lion's Gate)

1/23/2007
Saw 2 (Lion's Gate)
Saw 3 (Lion's Gate)

1/30/2007
Flyboys (Fox)
Hart's War (Fox)
Open Season (Sony)

2/6/2007
American Psycho (Lion's Gate)
First Blood (Lion's Gate)
Glory (Sony)
Panama (Sony)
Rambo II (Lion's Gate)
Reservior Dogs (Lion's Gate)

2/13/2007
The Marine (Fox)


Pricing:

Lion's Gate - 29.99 Catalog, 39.99 New Release (or recent)
Sony/MGM - 28.95 Catalog, 38.95 New Release
Warner - 28.99 Catalog, 34.99 New Release
Buena Vista - 34.99 List
Fox & MGM/Fox - 39.99 List
Concert Hot Spot - 29.98 List
Paramount - 29.99 List
Eagle Rock Entertainment - 24.98 List

I'll be updating this as new information becomes available.

For additional information on both HDTV optical formats, see AVS member Grubert's comprehensive topic:
HD DVD & Blu-ray - Release Calendar & Distilled HDTV Optical Disc News Link (http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=665702)

I thought I read somewhere Black Hawk Down was delayed?????

13 titles OUT
20 titles Coming

I do not understand why they do not put out the same new videos as the SDdvds. Insted of going so retro. looks like They would go newest as it comes out and include the retro with it. If they do not how long will it take for the disks to become current?

So far I havent bought A player...too new , cost too much , and with my luck I would buy the one that gets canned and have all the cost of the player and disks flushed down the drain. I just bought a mits 57731 to be ready for the hddvd/br. which ever it turns out to be. and just did not seem wise to pay $2700 for a tv and then pay over 1/3 of that again for a player. I will wait. I remember paying $1400 for an old RCA VFT-650 4-head stereo vcr back in the day and 2yrs later they cost $130.

I just bought a mits 57731 to be ready for the hddvd/br.



You bought an awesome set! You are certainly ready for hddvd/br.

14 titles OUT
33 titles Coming

What's Fox's hold up? Why haven't they announced anything?

Title Studio Info

50 First Dates Sony Release date: June 20, 2006
A Knight's Tale Sony Release date: September 19, 2006
Aeon Flux Paramount
American Psycho Lionsgate Release date: October 17, 2006
Amityville Horror MGM Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Angel Seekers Air TBS Japan only
Armageddon Disney
Basic Instinct Lionsgate Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Basic Instinct 2 MGM Release date: July 11, 2006
Batman Begins Warner
Behind Enemy Lines Fox
Benchwarmers Sony Release date: July 25, 2006
Big Hit Sony Release date: September 19, 2006
Black Hawk Down Sony Release date: August 15, 2006
Blazing Saddles Warner Not yet announced, but Warner has stated that they will release all their titles in both formats
Bram Stoker's Dracula Sony
Bridge on the River Kwai Sony
Brothers Grimm Disney Release date: October 17, 2006
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Warner
Chicken Little Disney Not a launch title, to be released later in 2006
Chronos Goldhil Documentary, Release date: May 23, 2006
Constantine Warner
Crash Lionsgate Release date: June 27, 2006
Crimson Tide Disney Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Dark Water Disney Release date: October 17, 2006
Desperado Sony
Devil's Rejects Lionsgate Release date: August 22, 2006
Dinosaur Disney Release date: September 19, 2006
Dukes of Hazzard Warner
Dune Lionsgate TV miniseries aka Frank Herbert's Dune, Release date: June/July
Eight Below Disney Release date: September 19, 2006
Everest Disney Documentary
Fantastic Four Fox
Fifth Element Sony Release date: June 20, 2006
Flightplan Disney Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
For a Few Dollars More MGM
Four Brothers Paramount
Full Metal Jacket Warner Not yet announced, but Warner has stated that they will release all their titles in both formats
Gattaca Sony Release date: October 17, 2006
Glory Road Disney Release date: October 17, 2006
Gone in Sixty Seconds Disney Release date: October 17, 2006
Good Night, and Good Luck Warner Release date: August 1, 2006
Goodfellas Warner Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Great Raid Disney Release date: September 19, 2006
Green Mile Warner Not yet announced, but Warner has stated that they will release all their titles in both formats
Guns of Navarone Sony
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Warner Not yet announced, but Warner has stated that they will release all their titles in both formats
Haunted Mansion Disney Release date: October 17, 2006
Hero Disney
Hitch Sony Release date: June 20, 2006
House of Flying Daggers Sony Release date: June 20, 2006
Ice Age Fox
Incredibles Disney Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Into The Blue Sony Release date: August 15, 2006
Italian Job Paramount
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back Disney Release date: September 19, 2006
Kill Bill Vol. 1 Disney
King Arthur Disney Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Warner Release date: August 1, 2006
Kiss of the Dragon Fox
Kung Fu Hustle Sony Release date: July 25, 2006
Ladder 49 Disney
Lake House Warner Release date: September 26, 2006
Last Samurai Warner
Last Waltz MGM Documentary, Release date: June 27, 2006
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Fox
Legends of the Fall Sony Release date: July 25, 2006
Lethal Weapon Warner
Lord of War Lionsgate Release date: June 27, 2006
Manchurian Candidate Paramount
Matrix Warner
Matrix Reloaded Warner Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Memento Sony Release date: August 15, 2006
Million Dollar Baby Warner
Mission Impossible Paramount Not a launch title, to be released later in 2006
Mission Impossible II Paramount Not a launch title, to be released later in 2006
Mission Impossible III Paramount Not a launch title, to be released later in 2006
New Cinema Paradise Asmik Ace Japan only
Ocean's Twelve Warner
Phantom of the Opera Warner Not yet announced, but Warner has stated that they will release all their titles in both formats
Pirates of the Caribbean Disney Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Professionals Sony Release date: October 17, 2006
Punisher Lionsgate Release date: June 27, 2006
Rambo: First Blood Lionsgate Release date: October 17, 2006
Reservoir Dogs Lionsgate Release date: October 24, 2006
Resident Evil Sony Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Resident Evil: Apocalypse Sony Release date: July 25, 2006
Robocop MGM Release date: August 15, 2006
Rumor Has It Warner Release date: August 1, 2006
RV Sony Release date: August 15, 2006
S.W.A.T. Sony Release date: September 19, 2006
Sahara Paramount
Saw Lionsgate Release date: June 27, 2006
Saw II Lionsgate Release date: October 17, 2006
See No Evil Lionsgate
Sense and Sensibility Sony Release date: August 15, 2006
Silent Hill Sony Release date: August 22, 2006
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow Paramount
Sleepy Hollow Paramount
Species MGM Release date: July 25, 2006
Spider-Man Sony Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Stargate Lionsgate Release date: August 22, 2006
Stargate Atlantis MGM TV series, Release date: June/July
Stealth Sony Release date: July 25, 2006
Steamboy Bandai Visual Japan only
Step Into Liquid Lionsgate
Stir of Echoes Lionsgate Release date: August 22, 2006
Swordfish Warner
Syriana Warner Not yet announced, but Warner has stated that they will release all their titles in both formats
Tears of the Sun Sony Release date: September 19, 2006
Terminator MGM Release date: June 20, 2006
Terminator 2: Judgment Day Lionsgate Release date: June 27, 2006
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines Warner
Tomb Raider Paramount
Total Recall Lionsgate Release date: August 22, 2006
Training Day Warner Release date: August 1, 2006
Troy Warner
Twister Warner
U2: Rattle and Hum Paramount Documentary
Ultraviolet Sony Release date: June 27, 2006
Underworld: Evolution Sony Release date: June 20, 2006
Unforgiven Warner
We Were Soldiers Paramount
xXx Sony Release date: June 20, 2006
xXx: State of the Union Sony Not yet announced, but packaging shown at CES
Young Guns Lionsgate Release date: October 17, 2006

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are these still all using mpeg2?

Are these titles still coming out on Oct 3:

Alice Cooper: Live at Montreaux, 2005
Black Crowes: Freak 'n' Roll...Into the Fog
Elvis Costello and the Impostors: Club Date - Live in Memphis
John Legend: Live at the House of Blues
Toto: 25th Anniversary - Live in Amsterdam

This list would be great if you could add the encoding type.

The encoding type is included ! (When known) ;) => Link in post #2

Please pardon my underabundance of technogeekinesiness (trust me, when I work at it, I'm as technogeeky as the best of 'em, but I only work in one discipline at a time, and I'm just now getting into to the HDTV arena), but just WHAT is a "mits 57731"? I'm assuming "mits" is an abbreviation for Mitsubishi, and that's a model number, and maybe that's the $2,700 TV talkingdeer just bought, but since I'd have to do a websearch out of the forum to be sure, just thought I'd ask.

As for the dearth of titles, I REALLY can't see why anyone who's not just FLUSH with cash is buying a BluRay at this point... For THAT MATTER, I remember way back when VHS and Beta were still in competition, and new movie releases were anywhere from $30 up to $80, and the video rental business sprang up as a result, and the industry got all hot and bothered that they were losing bucks to folks who just rented, rather than buying, and made a copy while they had it... Then they realized if they dropped prices low enough they could sell dozens of copies to the rental places and still make a killing, PLUS many MORE consumers would be willing to buy, dropped their lawsuits and OVERNIGHT prices plummeted to where $30 was then the HIGH point and most were around $20 or less, and it actually WORKED (those Hollywood studios are run by some really slow-thinking types, I think).

I feel they're following the SAME TRACK with BluRay -- beginning with releases priced at 2 or 3 times the price of the DVD is NOT going to help encourage people to adopt BluRay. I know the new technology is more expensive, but as with all new technologies, a great deal of that is the result of R & D costs and start-up expenses, and the only way to EVER get over that "hump" is to do VOLUME, and the only way they're going to do VOLUME is reduce the prices of both the players and the movies that play on them.

My guess is this will be 2, maybe 3 years coming, but it could be faster if they'd listen to Nike and JUST DO IT.

Good luck with THAT.

Me? I seldom buy regular DVD movies unless they're like $5 or something I REALLY want and can get no other way -- like maybe a Pink Floyd video, or something... And I rarely even rent, because there's SO MUCH content on regular TV and the pay channels, plus now the few HD channels Charter carries, I already have to time-shift with Media Center to catch it all, and I STILL have some shows over a year old I haven't gotten to... So I'll likely wait until there are GOOD PRICES on BluRay RECORDERS and get one so I can RECORD HD, and BUY the occasional HD I REALLY want in HD.

I figure it'll be 2 or 3 years before that's viable for me, so things oughta settle out just about right, lol.

Talladega Nights is still on this list for 12/12, but I got a call from EB Games saying that Talladega Nights would be included with my Playstation 3 when it launches 11/17.

Talladega Nights is still on this list for 12/12, but I got a call from EB Games saying that Talladega Nights would be included with my Playstation 3 when it launches 11/17.
I believe PS3 owners are getting it early.

I don't see the Magnolia titles on this list. They're supposed to be out tomorrow 10/31 (Bubble, One Last Thing, Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room, Bikini Destination, The War Within, HDNet World Report Special: Shuttle Discovery)

Got this from my distributor today. Here's a big list of Blu-Ray stuff coming out next year, some good stuff but some crap as well:

2/13/07
Broken Arrow
Usual Suspects
Princess Bride
Phone Booth
Planet of the Apes(2001)
Sentinal
Entrapment
Chain Reaction

Noticed on the coupon pack in the PS3 that Chicken Little is listed as coming Spring 2007.

Cool list, thanks! If nothing else, that's so great that you have the studios listed with each disc. now I can figure out which movies are eligible for the different coupons that came with my PS3. :)

A little late but I noticed Christmas Vacation was released on 12/5/06 and is not listed anywhere...

buy.com says Gridiron Gang is coming out 1-16 can some one confirm this ?

anyone know when this post will be updated? maybe after ces?

So Blu-Ray's out for what, 8 months now, the second player JUST came on the market and the FIRST one only recently quit selling for $1,000 (I've seen the Samsung as cheap as $599 online), and there are STILL only a total of 145 films listed for the format (including those going a full FIVE WEEKS into the future (according to the list above)???

Unless you're just FLUSH with cash, why is ANYBODY buying this? I'm still keeping my eye on the Blu-Ray burners (several of which are available as units to install in your computer rather than a second DVD drive (which is part of why I didn't get a second DVD drive with my new computer), and they're less expensive, list price, at least, than the Blu-Ray players, plus they'll BURN either movies or DATA onto the discs (although the ones available thus far look a little too BARELY CAPABLE with the Blu-Ray burning to suit me)... I might see getting one of those, since you can store massive amounts of removeable storage, as well, but JUST a player... with movie prices what they are... WHY?

^

Jeff,

Since you asked, this is why :
Consolidated of future BD releases (http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=782217)

Can efralope update his list soon? The sticky list is nice, but should be updated regularly.

unsticking this thread: needs to be updated

I was in Best Buy today to get my dad a birthday present (DVD of "A Prarie's Home Companion," which at $9.99 very NICELY fit in with my $10 rewards certificate and the gift card I had with a few bucks left on it, lol)...

Anyway, in looking for it I noticed they actually have one entire (slightly smaller) row of Blu-Ray and HD-DVD discs near the front of their video selections, right behind the row with the new releases... That DOES show a growing collection, although it's still rather limited and the prices ARE still about twice what DVDs cost.

I figure those of us who wait another couple of years will pay about half as much for the players AND the discs, and have A MUCH LARGER selection from which to choose (nice to see on that link you posted above, however, Neo1965, that even some very old movies are coming out on Blu-Ray).

I also noticed LG came out with a combo player recently. However, at $1199, I see that as sort of a lost cause, since if you can still find the original Samsung on sale, you can get it for $700, or less... and the HD-DVDs go for about $500, so you can have one of EACH for the same price and then if one machine breaks, at least you have the other.

I'm STILL waiting for a combo burner I can install in my computer, so I can burn data and/or HDTV, and also play any movies I'm motivated enough to buy or rent in one of the HD formats... Kinda wondering why Blu-Ray burners have been available for some time, but HD-DVD burners are still nowhere in sight, too.

Strange world, this high-tech universe, huh?
Jeff