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Movies that will never ever be UV

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  • dunnvudu
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    Originally posted by fenixjester View Post
    Planet Terror now avail.
    It's not showing as UV enabled. Did you purchase it somewhere else and it imported?

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  • echopulse
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    I think we need to start a new list, just to dare fate: I'll start.

    Titanic
    The Sandlot
    Spy Kids Series
    Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
    Scream 2 and 3
    Silence of the Lambs
    Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
    Rookie of the Year
    Rocky 2,3,4
    Bill and Ted
    Scary Movie 2,3,4
    Agent Cody Banks
    West Side Story
    The Indian in the Cupboard

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  • mrewster
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    Originally posted by Capt-Cupcake View Post
    Aside from Memento and the Indiana Jones movies, everything on this list is UV now. For Star Wars only episode IV is UV, but otherwise all are UV.....
    Planet Terror is not UV...

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  • Capt-Cupcake
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    Originally posted by cpr3584 View Post
    James Bond
    Avatar
    Star Wars
    Indiana Jones
    Apocalypse Now
    Pulp Fiction
    Kill Bill
    Sin City
    Planet Terror
    No Country for Old Men
    Gangs of New York
    Gone Baby Gone
    Saving Private Ryan
    Up in the Air
    The Hurt Locker
    Memento

    those of some of my favorites now add yours
    Aside from Memento and the Indiana Jones movies, everything on this list is UV now. For Star Wars only episode IV is UV, but otherwise all are UV.....

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  • Capt-Cupcake
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    Originally posted by fenixjester View Post
    Planet Terror now avail.
    Planet Terror on it's own is no good. I needs Death Proof and the fake trailers. I'm a purist for the theatrical cut of Grindhouse.

    I wish the full theatrical version of Grindhouse would come to Vudu.
    .

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  • fenixjester
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    Planet Terror now avail.

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  • cyclejvegas
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    Kill Bills, No Country for Old Men, Pulp Fiction all now avl.

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  • madmod20061
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    Originally posted by cyclejvegas View Post
    I bought Haywire on Vudu on the day of release months ago. It did not have the UV logo, therefore it did not translate to my UV collection; I only owned it on Vudu. This weekend, it showed on my UV collection and now has the UV emblem on the page for the movie.

    This made me curious, so I checked No Country for Old Men and the Kill Bill films. Both now have the UV links on Vudu; they did not before. I am still unable to get them to show for disc to digital, but at least I now have hope.
    The kill bill movies are d2d on cinemanow, but not vudu.

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  • cyclejvegas
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    I bought Haywire on Vudu on the day of release months ago. It did not have the UV logo, therefore it did not translate to my UV collection; I only owned it on Vudu. This weekend, it showed on my UV collection and now has the UV emblem on the page for the movie.

    This made me curious, so I checked No Country for Old Men and the Kill Bill films. Both now have the UV links on Vudu; they did not before. I am still unable to get them to show for disc to digital, but at least I now have hope.

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  • cpr3584
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    Ok maybe i went too far to say never ever. Looks like half of the titles are Miramax/Dimension which is now owned by Lionsgate. Lionsgate is on UV now but there older movie are not. I do not think we will see movies like The Avengers or Avatar on UV anytime soon and possibly not for years. That was the point i was making

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  • OSUGrad2X
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    Saving Private Ryan must NEVER EVER be coming to D2D since its on your list twice

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  • jeffpn
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    I wasn't sure of the OP's point or intent, either.

    I bet his favorite Pooh character is Eeyore. He sounds like he likes to be depressed.

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  • RandomNinjaAtk
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    Re: Movies that will never ever be UV

    I would say never is too strong and too big of an assumption...

    UV is still in its early stages, no CFF and no certified players yet. I think it's safe to say that as it matures and grows, it's possible those movies and/or remaining studios may get on-board with the program! I personally hope they do!

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  • sbuberl
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    I'm a little curious why Memento is on that list when every other Nolan movie except Prestige (Touchstone) on Vudu is UV.

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  • echopulse
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    How do you know they will never be UV? That's a bold statement to make. I bet at least a few of those do make it.

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