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Maybe a digibook? Maybe a box set? Paramount doesnt seem interested releasing catalog titles on blu-rayPeven with Audrey Hepburn Maybe Im wrong, but if Paramount got the rights for the film doesnt it mean that Warners cannot release it on blu-ray? I thought that was just not a possibility. I want Evita from Disney on BD in DTS-HD MA. Me too! This and Moulin Rouge, which should have had a street date announced by now, wtf? Its supposed to be out this year. I agree with much that has been said here. P And, although this film came a little before the time window discussed in the OP, Id like to see Guys Dolls out on Blu, too. I currently have-on Blu-Chicago, Gigi, Hairspray, Mamma Mia!, The Music Man, South Pacific, Sweeney Todd and The Wizard of Oz. P I am very much looking forward to The Sound of Music and Moulin Rouge. CBS actually owns the rights to My Fair Lady andPCBS video now falls under Paramounts umbrella. Warner Bros licensed the DVD rights originally. When the rights expired Paramount issued their own DVD. Warner could again strike a deal toPlease the rights for the Blu-ray through CBS. P Since Paramount seems slow to release cataog titles and has been licensing titles out to other studios, this could become a possibility CBS actually owns the rights to My Fair Lady andPCBS video now falls under Paramounts umbrella. Warner Bros licensed the DVD rights originally. When the rights expired Paramount issued their own DVD. Warner could again strike a deal toPlease the rights for the Blu-ray through CBS. P Since Paramount seems slow to release cataog titles and has been licensing titles out to other studios, this could become a possibility. It is a possibility, but Paramount has thing for Audrey Hepburn and is more than likely overjoyed to havePthis film added to her others. P They will eventually release My Fair Lady on Blu-ray along with a few of her other films, Breakfast At Tiffanys being another. P Eventually might mean four to five years. Location: Coconut Creek, Fla 4-15 characters, letters and numbers only, cannot be changed later Currently, there are 1583 Active Users 45 Members and 1538 Guests So first we had VHS tapes, and then DVDs. Yes, I know about Betamax, too, but VHS beat the pants off it. Now we have Blu-ray discs. Please note that Blu-ray is the correct spelling and capitalization. /wiki/Blu-rayDisc And first we had B W TV, then color, and now HDTV. So, whats next? Three-dimensional projections recorded on hyper-dense spheres? What say you, technophiles? Betamax was a superior technology, it yielded a superior quality of picture. VHS was just better marketed. Beta and VHS are BASICALLY the same technology. I bet man on fire song going to be going away from Disc and physical media all together. Eventually your TV Will just download the movie you want to see. Were already seeing the advent of SD cards that carry albums and such. And now that there are TVs that read SD well, you can put two and two together. Im really surprised that Gaming consoles arent going to Solid State again. You can cramp several gig on a USB Drive now. Why not do something similiar with man on fire song Gaming consoles? Im really surprised that Gaming consoles arent going to Solid State again. You can cramp several gig on a USB Drive now. Why not do something similiar with the Gaming consoles? Cost. Making a DVD is cheap compared to solid state. Besides, everything is moving to Steam like methods and will use the usual standard man on fire song devices.