Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 at 09:05 PM PST by
The latest documentary distributor to jump onto the high-def bandwagon, National Geographic will bring some of nature's most vicious creatures to both HD DVD and Blu-ray, this March.
'Relentless Enemies,' a documentary about some of the world's most beautiful (and man-eating) beasts will mark the National Geographic label's first foray into next-gen territory when it debuts on both formats March 27, 2007.
No tech specs or supplemental details just yet. However, preliminary info indicates an HD-30 for HD DVD and a BD-50 for Blu-ray, hinting that this could be a feature-filled release.
Retail will be $34.95 for each format.
National Geographic, which is distributed under the Warner Home Entertainment banner, now becomes the second major indie to add high-def support this week, following BBC Video's announcement last Friday that it will release its first next-gen title, 'Planet Earth' on both HD DVD and Blu-ray, also in March.
We've added preliminary listings for both versions to our HD DVD Release Schedule and Blu-ray Release Schedule under March 27, 2007. Stay tuned for further specs.
We've also set up dedicated threads for these latest titles in our Forums area -- click the following links to discuss the'Relentless Enemies' Blu-ray release and the 'Relentless Enemies' HD DVD release.
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