I'd be all for less expensive HD movies. That may be the only way they can really get the mainstream to adopt the technology if they have the equipment for it. Right now I wouldn't buy a BR movie unless I had money to burn or giftcards to waste and nothing else that I needed right now. (which is why I did splurge on a couple of movies tonight).
If they can get the price point to the $15-20 range on all of the movies, they will sell like gangbusters. And they can keep regular DVD's at their current pricing for new releases (which is usually in the $15-20 range) and either way the movie companies will make their money. And in some cases, they may make even more money by offering a way to pick up HD movies for the same cost as a regular DVD.
My pokemon brings all the nerds to the yard. And they're like, "You wanna trade cards?" Damn right, I wanna trade cards. I'll trade this, but not my charizard.
