There is very little chance for New Line or Warner to kill this. If not I'll be the first to sue or at least demand my money back for the discs.
What will happen if HD DVD loses and ONLY if HD DVD loses is that they will keep it...
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Originally Posted by Mr Man
Why should he have to prove what yourve seen fit not to recognize? I thought it was innocent until proven guilty.
LOL are you kidding me? And a gazillion request from Blu-Ray fans for about every...
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Originally Posted by JBlacklow
HD DVD doesn't have 30% of the movies. At best (using DVD market #s), it could have about 25% of the hi-def market share, but the reality is probably closer to 15%-20%.
You are really in huge...
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Originally Posted by p0tempkin
Wow, that list shows Blu-Ray really offered lower prices for consumers. Isn't that better?
Or it shows one of the reasons why Blu-Ray managed to maintain software advantage despite the massive...
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LA Times reporting WB Announcement Triggered Paramount Opt-Out Clause
And again that's the same thing that relies on Financial Times .. will you stop freakin' posting the same crap over and over...
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Originally Posted by JBlacklow
40% of the movie catalog is exclusive to HD DVD? Link, please.
Obviously you are hopelessly biased and simply refuse to be objective. And that's fine, your choice, I just post information so other...
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Originally Posted by AzCat
Warner, Paramount, Fox, Universal ... blah, blah, blah, blah. Everybody knows the studio that will *truly* decide the format war once and for all is: Hungarian Honeys.
HA HA HA... I think you are...
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Originally Posted by JBlacklow
And while you admit you have no problems seeing them win, you deny the inevitable, and claim people who's ear-to-the-ground info is right 100% (or nearly so) of the time are essentially...
