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Posted by Jack G on December 11, 2007 at 12:18:03:
>>> Basing decisions on the available titles at a fixed point in time, early in format rollout, is completely nuts.<<<

No, basing decisions on titles that may never see the light of day is nuts.

>>>And this is where voting with your dollars comes into play. By jumping the fence from one side to the other, you are not telling the studios what format you prefer and you are encouraging the war rather than the format. Decide which is best and support it. Right now, neither format has the title availability to justify interest in terms of building a serious library.<<<

I'm telling the studios, that I'm a movie lover, not a format cheerleader.
Of course, that's why I still buy DVDs.
Jack