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The first new info is in on the CES 2006 show. It's about Blu-ray movies!
CES Show 2006
Though video enthusiasts are already salivating at the thought of purchasing a Blu-ray player alongside their HDTV, the device is useless without a slate of movies. At this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, though, Fox, Paramount, Liongate and Sony have announced their first wave of Blu-ray movies, and Coming Soon has the scoop.
When the technology pushes into consumer hands this spring, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will deliver The Fifth Element, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Desperado, For a Few Dollars More, The Guns of Navarone, Hitch, House of Flying Daggers, A Knight's Tale, Kung Fu Hustle, The Last Waltz, Legends of the Fall, Resident Evil Apocalypse (ooh!), RoboCop, Sense and Sensibility, Stealth, Species, SWAT and XXX. Both Black Hawk Down and The Bridge on the River Kwai will be released on on 50 GB, dual-layer discs in the summer.
Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment brings Four Brothers, Sahara, Aeon Flux, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, The Italian Job, Tomb Raider, U2: Rattle and Hum, Sleepy Hollow, We Were Soldiers and The Manchurian Candidate to the table, though these titles will also appear on the competing HD-DVD format. Paramount will also release the upcoming Mission: Impossible III and the original two movies on the formats.
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment's movies include Fantastic Four, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Behind Enemy Lines, Kiss of the Dragon and Ice Age, but will announce more soon, totaling 20 films.
Liongate's slate includes Lord of War, The Punisher, The Devil's Rejects, Saw, T2: Judgment Day, Reservoir Dogs, Total Recall, Dune, Rambo: First Blood and the upcoming See No Evil.
CES Show 2006
Though video enthusiasts are already salivating at the thought of purchasing a Blu-ray player alongside their HDTV, the device is useless without a slate of movies. At this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, though, Fox, Paramount, Liongate and Sony have announced their first wave of Blu-ray movies, and Coming Soon has the scoop.
When the technology pushes into consumer hands this spring, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will deliver The Fifth Element, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Desperado, For a Few Dollars More, The Guns of Navarone, Hitch, House of Flying Daggers, A Knight's Tale, Kung Fu Hustle, The Last Waltz, Legends of the Fall, Resident Evil Apocalypse (ooh!), RoboCop, Sense and Sensibility, Stealth, Species, SWAT and XXX. Both Black Hawk Down and The Bridge on the River Kwai will be released on on 50 GB, dual-layer discs in the summer.
Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment brings Four Brothers, Sahara, Aeon Flux, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, The Italian Job, Tomb Raider, U2: Rattle and Hum, Sleepy Hollow, We Were Soldiers and The Manchurian Candidate to the table, though these titles will also appear on the competing HD-DVD format. Paramount will also release the upcoming Mission: Impossible III and the original two movies on the formats.
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment's movies include Fantastic Four, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Behind Enemy Lines, Kiss of the Dragon and Ice Age, but will announce more soon, totaling 20 films.
Liongate's slate includes Lord of War, The Punisher, The Devil's Rejects, Saw, T2: Judgment Day, Reservoir Dogs, Total Recall, Dune, Rambo: First Blood and the upcoming See No Evil.