Just a heads up to other Lost fans out there they have some online prequel webisodes with some good info on the upcoming season. You can check them out at Find 815.
Showing posts with label TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TV. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
The New World Champion BLU-RAY!!
If you have been waiting to buy a new DVD player until the HD vs. Blu-Ray war was over, wait no more. It may not be official but check out the following from the Tourbus:
It's over. Blu-ray won.
Last week Warner Bros. announced that they would exclusively support
Sony's Blu-ray format, leaving only Paramount, Universal, and
Dreamworks aligned with the HD DVD camp. You can read Warner's
announcement at http://tinyurl.com/ysuljw
There's more. According to the Financial Times [via Gizmodo], Paramount has
a clause in its contract with the HD DVD camp that would allow it
to switch sides in the event of Warner Bros backing Blu-ray,
according to people familiar with the situation.
[Source: http://tinyurl.com/2lorj6 ]
Without Paramount, Blu-ray now has 70% of Hollywood's next generation
DVD market. That's *without* Paramount. And don't forget that
Paramount distributes Dreamworks Animations films, making it hard to
imagine that Dreamworks won't follow if Paramount abandons HD DVD in
favor of Blu-ray.
Folks, it's over. Blu-ray won. The HD DVD camp may not realize it
yet, and Universal may drag its feet for a few months before finally
throwing in the towel and following 20th Century Fox, Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer, Sony, Walt Disney, and Warner Bros. and the rest of the Blu-ray
camp, but Blu-ray won.
Long story short: if you're in the market for a next generation DVD
player, make sure it can play Blu-ray discs.
It's over. Blu-ray won.
Last week Warner Bros. announced that they would exclusively support
Sony's Blu-ray format, leaving only Paramount, Universal, and
Dreamworks aligned with the HD DVD camp. You can read Warner's
announcement at http://tinyurl.com/ysuljw
There's more. According to the Financial Times [via Gizmodo], Paramount has
a clause in its contract with the HD DVD camp that would allow it
to switch sides in the event of Warner Bros backing Blu-ray,
according to people familiar with the situation.
[Source: http://tinyurl.com/2lorj6 ]
Without Paramount, Blu-ray now has 70% of Hollywood's next generation
DVD market. That's *without* Paramount. And don't forget that
Paramount distributes Dreamworks Animations films, making it hard to
imagine that Dreamworks won't follow if Paramount abandons HD DVD in
favor of Blu-ray.
Folks, it's over. Blu-ray won. The HD DVD camp may not realize it
yet, and Universal may drag its feet for a few months before finally
throwing in the towel and following 20th Century Fox, Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer, Sony, Walt Disney, and Warner Bros. and the rest of the Blu-ray
camp, but Blu-ray won.
Long story short: if you're in the market for a next generation DVD
player, make sure it can play Blu-ray discs.
Wednesday, February 7, 2007
LOST!!
Wednesday is a great night for TV. Finally Lost is back on with new episodes tonight. Tonight's Criminal Minds looks cool. Part two from the episode that followed the Super Bowl.
