Good Night and Good Luck, The Searchers and Caddyshack make their HD DVD debuts on August 22 from Warner Home Video. Good Night and Good Luck will be released as an HD-DVD/DVD combo and will be available for $39.99 Suggested Retail Price. The other two titles will sell for $28.99 Suggested Retail Price.

After a sudden, unexplained delay in the release of three HD DVD titles by Paramount, the movie studio has announced a brand new lineup. Back in May, Paramount delayed the release of Four Brothers, U2: Rattle & Hum, and Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, giving no new release date or reason for the indefinite postponement.

Universal Home Entertainment has announced that they will be dropping the retail prices of HD DVD titles from their studio by $5. Current Universal HD DVD titles are being released at a retail price of $34.95. The new price slash will bring titles down to $29.95.

Universal Home Entertainment has announced four HD DVD software titles for release in August. The titles will be released in two waves. The first wave set for August 8th will only include Ray, starring Jaime Foxx. The HD DVD will include all supplementary material that is on the Standard DVD as well as a new Dolby Digital Plus soundtrack.

Having just purchased a Toshiba HD-XA1 HD DVD player for my entertainment system, I was eager to get my hands on some High Definition software titles. I already knew that titles were limited, but there were still a handful of movies that I couldn’t wait to see in the new HD format. Not wanting to hassle with in store purchases of the titles, I thought I would get online and check out what Netflix had to offer. And this is where the confusion began.