This post has 6 comments.

1. Josh Y
   30 Apr 09 12:29 pm

   Wesley

   ‘12. I think before they go all blu-ray they have to see that the majority don’t have HDTVs yet
2. Brendan
   02 May 09 7:30 pm

   Braden

   Blu ray is too expensive. People dont want to spend that much money on something thats just a little better. Wait until the price comes down.
3. brittney slips on banana peels?/
   04 May 09 10:01 am

   Braylon

   i know, really, lol, pretty soon it’s going to be all blu-ray. it keeps revolving. probably by 2010 or 2011.
4. yesi239
   06 May 09 8:57 am

   Miguel

   My guess is about 7-10 years from know- Right now it’s relatively new and not too many people have blue ray players, so It’ll take a while
5. saberthecat
   09 May 09 2:54 am

   Deacon

   I hope they don’t. I don’t really like Blu-ray that much. Somehow it seems to take away from the cinematic atmosphere of the movie by making it look “too real.”

   Blu-ray is good for a show like Planet Earth in which the overall quality would greatly increase due to the incredible amount of detail Blu-ray can provide. But just for regular movies, I think DVD’s are just fine.
6. Mismobismo!(Alan Partridge Aha!)
   09 May 09 1:49 pm

   George

   i will have a guess at not for perhaps eight -10 years.
   Most ppl have a dvd player,they are a cheap,hard to copy medium (if cp is on them) and if played on a blu ray player,they get up-scaled.
   I suppose when all tv’s are 720p-1080p minimum and blu-rays get 30-45% cheaper people may adopt blu ray as the only medium for home cinema/film watching

   The studios want to sell films,what we play them on will dictate what they sell them on
   Bluray machines are already hitting budget prices, when they go below £89 mark, most ppl with an HD TV will buy one

   The DVD format will still be used for cheap data backup and archiving/previewing a film on smaller screens,perhaps the “floppy disks of tommorow”

   guessing!