Blu-ray consumer promo extended until January 2008 |
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A group of major Hollywood studios and leading consumer electronics manufacturers have announced that they will be extending the 5 Free Blu-ray Movies promo through this year's holiday season.The promo goes like this: Consumers who buy any qualifying Blu-ray player - this includes the Sony PlayStation 3 home video game console - between now and January 31, 2008 will be able to choose 5 free Blu-ray titles from a total of 18 titles being offered by participating studios.
Titles available in the promo are Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl, Wild Hogs, American Psycho, Chain Reaction, The Devil's Rejects, Flight of the Phoenix, Full Metal Jacket, Hart's War, The Last Waltz, Omen 666, The Patriot, The Prestige, Species, Stir of Echoes, Superman: The Movie, SWAT, Swordfish and Ultraviolet. All of these titles will be available through mail-in redemption.
Participating hardware manufacturers include Panasonic, Philips, Pioneer, Samsung, Sony Electronics and Sony Computer Entertainment. The studios offering the free Blu-ray movies are Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, Lionsgate, MGM Home Entertainment, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and Warner Home Video.
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Darn, some times it's though to be a resident of the only french province of north america :'(. The site is in english only so they always write: "excluding québec" in the little notes of everything like that without french versions, :'( Why can't they just let us participate?? Why should I need to participate in french! :@ :'(
9 free HD DVD movies when you purchase a 3rd generation toshiba hd dvd player from best buy. Here is the link: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?type=category&id=pcmcat131900050000
righ now blue ray is slightly ahead and the market is ambiguous. I'd hate to get into that market now.
How do you figure bluray is slightly ahead? More standalone hd dvd players are sold every month than bluray players? The only wildcard bluray has is the ps3 but most people probably use it for games. I've never seen bluray players in the top amazon 100, but hd dvd is always on the list. Not to say that amazon is the only store that counts, but they do count a lot, and for a while now the HD DVD add-on for the 360 has been in the top 25. Paramount and Dreamworks jumped ship. All I'm saying is don't count HD DVD out ... Transformers is also gonna be a great seller, I know that when that movie comes out is probably when I'll buy my HD DVD player. Bluray is also gonna anger a lot of people whith it's new copy protection like the one in Rise of the Silver Surfer, and the fact the the movies are region encoded also sucks.
"9 free HD DVD movies when you purchase a 3rd generation toshiba hd dvd player from best buy"
More movies! Great! Who hoo! But does that make HD-DVD better than Blu-ray? No...
I don't give a damn about free movies, i just want this god damn format war to end.
technically speaking bluray is better, no doubt ... more storage. However I can't understand why HDDVD movies get better reviews in picture quality. Bluray movies are darker and more fuzzy. Look up side by side reviews of the movie on both formats. Makes me think that all that extra storage space is used to sucker people in.