Profile 2.0 Movies?

[designguybrown]

Profile 2.0 Movies...
what's the status? when are they coming? any reviews/previews?

[designguybrown]

The only-kinda official/useful 'movie release' response to Profile 2.0 or BD-Live was made by 20th Century Fox in or around March 5, 2008 for the release of:
Alien vs. Predator alongside sequel Alien vs. Predator: Requiem -
for 'late 2008' -- and there you have it...

Sony indicated a bit earlier that most of their 100+ movies would be (re-)released starting late 2008/early 2009 as BD-Live...

[designguybrown]

PS3 BD-Live Update Coming This Month
Posted March 20, 2008 09:08 AM by Josh

Sony Computer Entertainment has announced that they will issue a firmware update later this month that will enable the PlayStation 3 (PS3) to playback BD-Live (Profile v2.0) Blu-ray movie discs. BD-Live allows your Blu-ray player (in this case, a PS3) to access additional content via an Internet connection. Some already revealed BD-Live features include downloading related movie trailers, sending a ringtone to your cellphone, and playing interactive online games.

Scott A. Steinberg, vice president, product marketing, SCEA commented, "With Blu-ray established as the high-definition optical disc standard, more consumers are ready to jump in and take advantage of everything the format offers. Whether you want to download movie extras, send ringtones to your phone, or play interactive games, BD-LIVE will offer exciting new ways to enjoy a Blu-ray movie. With these regular firmware updates and future-proofed technology, SCEA is making the 10-year lifecycle of PS3 possible."

In conjunction with the release of this BD-Live upgrade, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will release 'Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story' and 'The 6th Day', both of which will feature exclusive BD-Live content to show off the potential of the upgrade. Additionally, films such as Lionsgate's 'War' and 'Saw IV', which were released earlier this year, already have BD-Live features right on the disc.

With this upgrade, the PS3 will become the first available BD-Live Blu-ray player on the market, living up to its position as the ultimate home entertainment system. The first standalone BD-Live Blu-ray player will be the Panasonic DMP-BD50, which is expected to be released this May.