Great news: NO Bourne Trilogy for HD DVD (DVD only)

[unreal1080p]

This should help Blu-Ray's numbers in December:

http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/sh...n_HD_DVD_/1171

[pedigree]

lol thats gonna suck for all the fanbois out there talking shit

[w_tanoto]

but amazon still have it

[Sonny]

sweet LOL

[CptGreedle]

First off, not really great news... just news. Secondly, Amazon is bundling them together for $50 so even though it is not an official box set, you can still get the equivalent.

[gvortex7]

There goes Amazon again, quickly coming to help out HD DVD fans by offering their own three-pack bundle for $50. Another sign of favoritism on their part toward HD DVD.

[pedigree]

Originally Posted by CptGreedle

First off, not really great news... just news. Secondly, Amazon is bundling them together for $50 so even though it is not an official box set, you can still get the equivalent.

i read through that article fast i thought they werent even putting it out... so this isnt really big big news.... only that they dont have a cardboard box to put it in...??

[Sonny]

So there is no HDDVD at all of the 3rd one???Or just not in SET form??

[atomik kinder]

Originally Posted by gvortex7

There goes Amazon again, quickly coming to help out HD DVD fans by offering their own three-pack bundle for $50. Another sign of favoritism on their part toward HD DVD.

True, and instead of one movie, it will be sold a three movies individually. So it probably isn't a set, just three movies together, which is actually really cheap, but it is only Amazon. I don't see them doing this for Pirates, although, Disney will probably do another $10 off thing with that and one of the other movies. Maybe they should offer buy two of them get one free. That would bump the sales for the Pirate movies. I am also fully expecting some kind of sale from Disney and Sony again during Bourne week.

[Sonny]

Oh well that isn't $hit then if you can still get it

[glenn22]

If I gaves 2 craps about HD-DVD this would actually be better for me because I'd prefer the amazon deal to an all-in-one box set....

[gvortex7]

Originally Posted by Sonny

So there is no HDDVD at all of the 3rd one???Or just not in SET form??

Only the set won't come out. Bourne Ultimatum is still coming out by itself as scheduled.

[Moonraker]

That is a "non-news" story just to promote the Amazon deal.

[GregBlu5]

Originally Posted by Sonny

So there is no HDDVD at all of the 3rd one???Or just not in SET form??

Just that there's not going to be a box set like our Spidey.

[radagast]

Originally Posted by unreal1080p

This should help Blu-Ray's numbers in December:

http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/sh...n_HD_DVD_/1171

Universal is slowly backing off from supporting dud. That way there won't be as much angst as when Paramount just yanked themselves out of the BD world.

[pedigree]

Originally Posted by Sonny

So there is no HDDVD at all of the 3rd one???Or just not in SET form??

just not a set (like spiderman)
but they'll have em individually


either way think of it this way... everytime hd dvd releases a "blockbuster" however bad it may be (ex shrek 3rd) there's always a bogo sale... so all it means is that we have another chance before christmas to cop another 10-20 bds each and make another big title look ridiculous

[GregBlu5]

Universal's just waiting until the first quarter of next year so they can bundle the three titles together in a Blu-ray box set, considering how successful Sony was with the Spidey Trilogy!

-Greg

[CptGreedle]

You can buy all 3 as stand alone, and as I said, Amazon has a bundle of them together for a box set price, you just don't get the box to put them in. But you will get the same content as the box set since the extras in the DVD version are already on the HD-DVD stand alone titles.
However this makes me think that maybe if they were to adopt Blu as well, they would have room here to release the box set on both formats together.... but that is a big IF.

[Joe Cain]

veddy eenteresssting....

Only downside I can see is that Universal will be able to point to an unambiguous single-unit sales number, as opposed to what happened with Spidey3/trilogy. And they'll spend less money.

Then again, the

The studio was quick to point out that high-def fans won't actually be missing out on any new content.

bit...

Well, that's just kinda lame, ain't it?

[GregBlu5]

Originally Posted by Joe Cain

veddy eenteresssting....

Only downside I can see is that Universal will be able to point to an unambiguous single-unit sales number, as opposed to what happened with Spidey3/trilogy. And they'll spend less money.

Then again, the

bit...

Well, that's just kinda lame, ain't it?

Look, they've gotten really used to getting less.

-Greg