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But will the masses want it?

Posted by Jack G on May 20, 2008 at 13:54:51:
>>>The movie studios will want Blu-ray to succeed: how else can they re-sell old movies when the DVD market is already saturated with "old movie" releases ?<<<
Yes, but as you are well aware, most catalog titles don't sell that well on BD, hence the studios are focusing on new releases. Don't expect to replace a sizable and varied DVD library with BD.
jack