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Date Posted: 21:52:19 03/13/08 Thu
Author: Rick
Subject: Re: The Blu-Ray Revolution and Classic Movies
In reply to: Paul 's message, "The Blu-Ray Revolution and Classic Movies" on 07:48:55 03/03/08 Mon

Universal is in the business to make money. The old saying, demand and supply comes to mind. There will be brand-new transfers for sure. Also, up to 4 to 5 films can put on 1 Blu-Ray DVD with dual-layer. Disc two would hold the extra materials.

Give them a chance at the onset. This does give them a opportunity (if they want), to issue many of their back catalog of films. Standard DVD works with Blu-Ray DVD, so your current library will always be good. It could be well worth the wait. The original 35mm negative of Dracula was reprinted so many times, it wore out in the 40's. They had to use release prints that were struck off it instead for DVD.



Rick

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