Is 20 Films From Universal Enough To Save HD DVD?
Ahh, No… topsyWidgetPreload({ “url”: “http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gizmodo.com.au%2F2008%2F02%2Funiversal_shows_why_hd_dvd_rocks_with_20_upcoming_releases%2F”, “style”: “small”, “title”: “Is 20 Films From Universal Enough To Save HD DVD? Ahh, No…” }); By Nick Broughall on February 4, 2008 at 4:45 PM Despite everyone thinking that Toshiba should just throw in the towel, they just keep on truckin’. It’s like they’ve watched too many WWE wrestling matches, and believe that just because it’s the main event and they’re the crowd favourite, they’ll come back and steal victory at the last minute. Except that they won’t. Not with Universal announcing its undying love for the format with a paltry 20 movies over 2008. Sure, the release said a minimum of 20 movies, so there could be more thrown in there with classics like Atonement, The Kingdom, Elizabeth: The Golden Age, American Gangster, and Charlie Wilson’s War. Is it just me, or do all of those films sound like the tedious drone of boredom in list for
