Are there any new movies that have come out or are coming out on DVD that are not also released on Blu-ray/HDDVD?

I can't think of any.

1408?

Are there any new movies that have come out or are coming out on DVD that are not also released on Blu-ray/HDDVD?

I can't think of any.

The only movie I can think of right now is Zodiac, which was released in July on DVD. It's coming in January, though at the same time as the special edition DVD.

In addition, the HD DVD-versions of New Line's movies Hairspray and Rush Hour 3 are not being released together with their respective DVDs. Other than this, I think all of the major movies from 2007 have been released in Hi-def.

Grindhouse on one disc would have been nice. With ALL of the fake trailers.
I would have bought it on release day.

1408 would have made for a great rental.

Here's a list of all movies released in 2007 that has finished its theatrical run, sorted by studio.

I've colorized the titles with these colors:


Released on Blu-ray
Announced on Blu-ray
Released on Blu-ray and HD DVD
Announced on Blu-ray and HD DVD
Released on HD DVD
Announced on HD DVD
Not yet released or announced in any format


So there seems to be a few titles that are missing in action still. I haven't bothered to check if these has been released or announced on DVD, though.

Buena Vista

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End ($309,420,425)
Wild Hogs ($168,273,550)
Meet the Robinsons ($97,822,171)
Bridge to Terabithia ($82,272,442)
The Invisible ($20,578,909)
Primeval ($10,597,734)


Fox

Live Free or Die Hard ($134,529,403)
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer ($131,921,738)
Epic Movie ($39,739,367)
Reno 911!: Miami ($20,342,161)
Firehouse Dog ($13,932,383)
Pathfinder: Legend of the Ghost Warrior ($10,232,081)
Death Sentence ($9,534,258)


Fox Atomic

28 Weeks Later ($28,638,916)
The Hills Have Eyes 2 ($20,804,166)


Fox Searchlight

Waitress ($19,074,800)
The Namesake ($13,569,248)
I Think I Love My Wife ($12,550,605)


Lionsgate

3:10 to Yuma (2007) ($53,606,916)
Good Luck Chuck ($35,017,297)
Daddy's Little Girls ($31,366,978)
Sicko ($24,540,079)
WAR ($22,486,409)
Hostel Part II ($17,609,452)
Happily N'Ever After ($15,589,393)
BRATZ ($10,010,209)
Delta Farce ($8,130,530)
The Condemned ($7,371,706)
Pride ($7,057,600)
Bug ($7,025,810)


MGM

Rescue Dawn ($5,484,401)


MGM/Weinstein

Hannibal Rising ($27,669,725)
Who's Your Caddy? ($5,696,111)


Miramax

Becoming Jane ($18,670,946)
The Hoax ($7,164,995)


New Line

Rush Hour 3 ($140,125,968)
Hairspray (2007) ($118,871,849)
Fracture ($39,015,018)
The Number 23 ($35,193,167)
Mr. Woodcock ($25,799,486)
The Last Mimzy ($21,471,047)
Shoot 'Em Up ($12,807,139)
Rendition ($9,736,045)
Code Name: The Cleaner ($8,135,024)


Paramount/Dreamworks

Shrek the Third ($321,012,359)
Transformers ($319,071,806)
Blades of Glory ($118,245,842)
Norbit ($95,360,247)
Disturbia ($80,106,701)


Paramount

Shooter ($47,003,581)
Freedom Writers ($36,605,602)
Zodiac ($33,080,083)
Next ($18,049,868)


Paramount Vantage

Black Snake Moan ($9,396,870)


Picturehouse

La Vie en Rose ($10,072,300)


Rogue Pictures

Hot Fuzz ($23,637,265)
The Hitcher (2007) ($16,472,961)


Screen Gems

Stomp the Yard ($61,356,221)
The Messengers ($35,374,833)
Vacancy ($18,986,844)


Revolution Studios

Are We Done Yet? ($49,631,958)
Perfect Stranger ($23,705,592)
Daddy Day Camp ($13,235,267)


Sony

Spider-Man 3 ($336,530,303)
Ghost Rider ($115,802,596)
Premonition ($47,852,604)
Reign Over Me ($19,661,987)
Catch and Release ($15,539,051)


Universal

I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry ($119,725,280)
Because I Said So ($42,674,040)
Smokin' Aces ($35,662,731)
Breach ($33,000,880)
Mr. Bean's Holiday ($32,589,350)
Georgia Rule ($18,920,455)
Dead Silence ($16,574,590)
Alpha Dog ($15,242,450)


Weinstein/Dimension

Grindhouse ($25,037,897)


Warner Brothers

300 ($210,614,939)
TMNT ($54,149,098)
Music and Lyrics ($50,572,589)
License to Wed ($43,799,818)
Nancy Drew ($25,612,520)
The Reaping ($25,126,214)
The Invasion ($15,074,191)
In the Land of Women ($11,052,958)
The Astronaut Farmer ($11,003,643)
Lucky You ($5,758,950)


Weinstein

The Last Legion ($5,933,494)


Chicago Pictures

Redline ($6,881,022)


First

Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters ($5,520,368)
Paris, je t'aime ($4,899,278)


Focus

Evening ($12,492,481)


Freestyle

Dragon Wars ($10,977,721)


Independent

Amazing Grace ($21,250,683)

Sicko.

And please don't quote me and add your off topic political comment, thx.

Sicko is Weinstein. AFAIK, they are the biggest standout of not releasing any recent movies day and date on HDM. New Line would be number two.

Trond, Daddy's Little Girls has already been released on Blu-Ray.

Black Snake Moan was also released on Blu-Ray, not just HD-DVD.

No love for Knocked Up or Superbad? Where's Harry Potter: Order of the Phoenix and Evan Almighty?

The above list seems to be missing alot of movies. Off the top of my head, Oceans 13, Order of the Phoenix, Borne Ultimatum, Balls of Fury, Simpsons Movie.

Here's a list of all movies released in 2007 that has finished its theatrical run, sorted by studio.

I've colorized the titles with these colors:


Released on Blu-ray
Announced on Blu-ray
Released on Blu-ray and HD DVD
Announced on Blu-ray and HD DVD
Released on HD DVD
Announced on HD DVD
Not yet released or announced in any format


So there seems to be a few titles that are missing in action still. I haven't bothered to check if these has been released or announced on DVD, though.

Buena Vista

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End ($309,420,425)
Wild Hogs ($168,273,550)
Meet the Robinsons ($97,822,171)
Bridge to Terabithia ($82,272,442)
The Invisible ($20,578,909)
Primeval ($10,597,734)


Fox

Live Free or Die Hard ($134,529,403)
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer ($131,921,738)
Epic Movie ($39,739,367)
Reno 911!: Miami ($20,342,161)
Firehouse Dog ($13,932,383)
Pathfinder: Legend of the Ghost Warrior ($10,232,081)
Death Sentence ($9,534,258)


Fox Atomic

28 Weeks Later ($28,638,916)
The Hills Have Eyes 2 ($20,804,166)


Fox Searchlight

Waitress ($19,074,800)
The Namesake ($13,569,248)
I Think I Love My Wife ($12,550,605)


Lionsgate

3:10 to Yuma (2007) ($53,606,916)
Good Luck Chuck ($35,017,297)
Tyler Perry's Daddy's Little Girls ($31,366,978)
Sicko ($24,540,079)
WAR ($22,486,409)
Hostel Part II ($17,609,452)
Happily N'Ever After ($15,589,393)
BRATZ ($10,010,209)
Delta Farce ($8,130,530)
The Condemned ($7,371,706)
Pride ($7,057,600)
Bug ($7,025,810)


MGM

Rescue Dawn ($5,484,401)


MGM/Weinstein

Hannibal Rising ($27,669,725)
Who's Your Caddy? ($5,696,111)


Miramax

Becoming Jane ($18,670,946)
The Hoax ($7,164,995)


New Line

Rush Hour 3 ($140,125,968)
Hairspray (2007) ($118,871,849)
Fracture ($39,015,018)
The Number 23 ($35,193,167)
Mr. Woodcock ($25,799,486)
The Last Mimzy ($21,471,047)
Shoot 'Em Up ($12,807,139)
Rendition ($9,736,045)
Code Name: The Cleaner ($8,135,024)


Paramount/Dreamworks

Shrek the Third ($321,012,359)
Transformers ($319,071,806)
Blades of Glory ($118,245,842)
Norbit ($95,360,247)
Disturbia ($80,106,701)


Paramount

Shooter ($47,003,581)
Freedom Writers ($36,605,602)
Zodiac ($33,080,083)
Next ($18,049,868)


Paramount Vantage

Black Snake Moan ($9,396,870)


Picturehouse

La Vie en Rose ($10,072,300)


Rogue Pictures

Hot Fuzz ($23,637,265)
The Hitcher (2007) ($16,472,961)


Screen Gems

Stomp the Yard ($61,356,221)
The Messengers ($35,374,833)
Vacancy ($18,986,844)


Revolution Studios

Are We Done Yet? ($49,631,958)
Perfect Stranger ($23,705,592)
Daddy Day Camp ($13,235,267)


Sony

Spider-Man 3 ($336,530,303)
Ghost Rider ($115,802,596)
Premonition ($47,852,604)
Reign Over Me ($19,661,987)
Catch and Release ($15,539,051)


Universal

I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry ($119,725,280)
Because I Said So ($42,674,040)
Smokin' Aces ($35,662,731)
Breach ($33,000,880)
Mr. Bean's Holiday ($32,589,350)
Georgia Rule ($18,920,455)
Dead Silence ($16,574,590)
Alpha Dog ($15,242,450)


Weinstein/Dimension

Grindhouse ($25,037,897)


Warner Brothers

300 ($210,614,939)
TMNT ($54,149,098)
Music and Lyrics ($50,572,589)
License to Wed ($43,799,818)
Nancy Drew ($25,612,520)
The Reaping ($25,126,214)
The Invasion ($15,074,191)
In the Land of Women ($11,052,958)
The Astronaut Farmer ($11,003,643)
Lucky You ($5,758,950)


Weinstein

The Last Legion ($5,933,494)


Chicago Pictures

Redline ($6,881,022)


First

Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters ($5,520,368)
Paris, je t'aime ($4,899,278)


Focus

Evening ($12,492,481)


Freestyle

Dragon Wars ($10,977,721)


Independent

Amazing Grace ($21,250,683)


Just to let you know, I believe "Evening" was released on HD DVD from Universal pictures. Also Grindhouse is skedded for early 2008 on HD DVD in Euro territories, as is HAIRSPRAY in December in Italy. I also don't see in your list a SUPERB film just released on DVD which I actually made an exception and bought on SD (a rarity nowadays) called FIDO. I thought it was Lionsgate, but seems to show Sony on the back of my Case, mind you I am in Canada.
I have come to the conclusion as a traditionally early adopter type, that as much as I love High Def and find my HD DVD player a great addition to my HT, I am not inclined to worry as much that silly Studios like Lionsgate, Disney & Fox and Weinstein continue to eschew releasing in HD DVD and/or Blu in the case of Weinstein, as I watched Ratatouille (brilliant film btw) a few weeks ago as a rental DVD on my JVC HD-ILA and was MORE than satisfied with the quality I derived from the SD DVD. Although I realize there may be some noticeable improvements had I watched it on an HD DVD (which Disney Pixar has selfishly deprived me of doing by not releasing in that format), I don't feel - with no side by side direct comparison - that I miss having Blu Ray JUST for the sake of watching the film in Hi Def. I will therefore now adopt a policy of just renting SD of the major titles that are not on HD DVD and buying the major titles that are on HD DVD that I wish to see. Also I don't buy SD DVDs any longer (with rare exception). I do this because I believe the films I most want to own that are now only on BLu ray and not available as imports on HD DVD, will likely eventually be released on HD DVD when the stupid Studio clear their "Heads" (in both meanings).
DS

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