Amazon Blu-ray action movies out of stock

[Bligmerk]

X-Men III
Superman Returns
Black Hawk Down
Invincible
Mission Impossible Collection
House of Flying Daggers
Fantastic Four
Tomb Raider
Lord of War
Momento
Sleepy Hollow
Swordfish
Enemy of the State
Ultraviolet
SWAT
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Tears of the Sun

All out of stock on Amazon.com. There are several people now mentioning that their Best Buy and Walmart, if they were carrying Blu-ray movies, have had previously full shelves emptied. The snowball is rolling and it is going to turn into one huge avalanche...

[Lefein]

I'm beginning to wonder if Sony got more of these things out than they are letting on. The eleventh can't come soon enough.

[ff81]

This is great news in a way, but could be bad if they let this go on for a while. If they are selling out faster than they can keep stock, that means people are buying Blu-ray movies quite often now.

[oolafsson]

This is great news in a way, but could be bad if they let this go on for a while. If they are selling out faster than they can keep stock, that means people are buying Blu-ray movies quite often now.

I agree here. I think it is great that Blu Ray is taking off. The quality of these images is astronomical, and I look forward to its rundown of HD DVD. Maybe come 2 years Blu Ray will be more common and less expensive (Players AND Movies) than they are now. Moreover I will tell you now that Blu Ray is winning the format war for many reasons which I don't feel like listing out, I just know.:mrgreen:

[EMAGDNIM]

A lot of those titles are older releases, thus a cheaper price. Some of them are really good buys...

[msdstc]

hopefully we get some news soon, when do the sales numbers come in? I really want some good news for sonys sake.

[Raunchy™]

I've bought about 15 Blu-ray movies already through Amazon ~ mainly because they are so damn cheap (they have a 10% discount on all HD movies for the whole of 2007, no matter if it's already on sale or not!) It doesn't surprise me that titles are selling out as the selling price is the same, if not only a dollar or two different to the regular DVD version.