Are the tides turning? First HD DVD's version of Planet Earth outsells Blu-ray, then HD DVD players sales are way up, and now Universal releases a nice slew of catalog titles to help HD DVD make up some ground in the race to have the most titles available. But wait, Blu-ray isn't going down without a fight, and although they don't have as many titles this week, they do have a big title: Ghost Rider -- never mind it's painfully low IMDB score of 5.5, it is a day-and-date release. But a bad Nic Cage movie isn't going to be enough, as Universal delivers not only the most titles, but also the biggest, with Breach (IMDB 7.7). In case you forgot, we went back and recounted the totals last week, so sans any changes in the past week, this total should include every title available up until June 12th, 2007.HD DVD 223 vs Blu-ray 254.
Blu-ray
- Blood & Chocolate (Sony)
- Cruel Intentions (Sony)
- Daddy's Little Girls (Lionsgate)
- Ghost Rider (Sony)
- Music and Lyrics (Warner)
- Primeval (Buena Vista)
- Seven Years in Tibet (Sony)
- Black Christmas (2006) (Weinstein)
- Born on the Fourth of July (Universal)
- Breach (Universal)
- Bruce Almighty (Universal)
- Daylight (Universal)
- Harsh Times (Weinstein)
- Liar Liar (Universal)
- Living Landscapes: The World's Most Beautiful Places (HD Environments)
- Monty Python's The Meaning of Life (Universal)
- Music and Lyrics (Warner)
- Sneakers (Universal)
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