U.S. XBVM Movie Releases: March 8th - March 14th
- Appleseed Ex Machina
- 104 minutes, PG-13
- SD: 320
($4), 1.1GB
- HD: 480($6), 4.6GB - August Rush
- 113 minutes, PG
- SD: 320($4), 1.2GB
- HD: 480($6), 5.1GB - Becoming Jane
- 200 minutes, PG
- SD: 320($4), 1.5GB
- HD: 480($6), 5.5GB - Bulletproof Monk
- 103 minutes, PG-13
- SD: 240($3), 1.4GB
- HD: 360($4.50), 4.7GB - Gone Baby Gone
- 113 minutes, R
- SD: 320($4), 1.4GB
- HD: 480($6), 5.2GB - King of California
- 93 minutes, PG-13
- SD: 320($4), 1.0GB - Nancy Drew
- 99 minutes, PG
- SD: 320($4), 1.3GB
- HD: 480($6), 4.5GB - Nancy Drew: Drew's Clues
- 99 minutes, unrated
- SD: 480($6), 1.1GB - Platoon
- 119 minutes, R
- SD: 240($3), 1.6GB
- HD: 360($4.50), 5.5GB - Red Dawn
- 113 minutes, PG-13
- SD: 240($3), 1.3GB
- HD: 360($4.50), 5.0GB - Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married?
- 118 minutes, PG-13
- SD: 320($4), 1.5GB
- HD: 480($6), 5.4GB - Walking Tall
- 86 minutes, PG-13
- SD: 240($3), 1.1GB
- HD: 360($4.50), 3.9GB - Wiggles: Pop Go The Wiggles
- 73 minutes, unrated
- SD: 320($4), 826MB
- HD: 480($6), 3.2GB
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
3-14-2008 @ 4:27PM
Rufus said...
Not to entertain a barrage of replies telling me it was crap, why isn't Hitman the movie on there I wonder? They released the theme and pictures for Live, but no movie?
I'm not a detailed follower of the movie/Live part of our little Xbox niche, but do they usually leave a time gap between store released and online/Live releases?
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3-14-2008 @ 4:39PM
brownc4 said...
Appleseed Ex Machina any good? I loved the original film years back.
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3-14-2008 @ 4:40PM
Will said...
Awesome! I was actually planning on downloading some stuff this weekend. Really, I was!
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3-14-2008 @ 5:35PM
Dustin Burg said...
@Rufus - Yes, there is usually a one month delay between the DVD release of a film and it appearing in digital form. Sorry ...
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3-15-2008 @ 1:00AM
DemonGSides said...
brownc4; if you liked the old one, than you'd like the new one.
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3-15-2008 @ 3:30AM
Nick said...
Possibly weird question - but do these movies come out with 5.1 sound? If they do, I'm much more likely to jump on them even though I'm getting messed over with the pricing being in Canada (stupid stupidyheads)
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3-15-2008 @ 3:40AM
Dustin Burg said...
@Nick - Yes sir, most of the movie rentals do include 5.1 surround sound. Each rental lists its audio features, so just be sure to check for 5.1 before you commit to a rental.
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