, 18 January 2008 (UTC)

 You know, I'd be in favour of a reduced Studio Alliances section ("Studio Support"), given this isn't a comparison article and as written the whole thing is utterly unreadable. Something along the lines of a bulleted list of studios supporting HD DVD (with an appropriate asterisk and comment next to WB), and a short paragraph reporting that many studios have decided to actively not support HD DVD, preferring Blu-ray, and reporting the major ones. The way I see it, it would work something along the lines of:

Studio Support

To date, approximately 30% of recently released movies are available in HD DVD format. The following studios and publishers offer HD DVD content:

Universal Studios (including subsidiaries Focus Features and Rogue Pictures)
Paramount Pictures
Nickelodeon Movies
MTV Films
DreamWorks Pictures and DreamWorks Animation
The Weinstein Company (including Dimension Films).
The BBC
First Look Studios
Image Entertainment (including the Discovery Channel)
Magnolia Pictures
Brentwood Home Video
Ryko
Koch/Goldhil Entertainment
Medusa Home Entertainment
Studio Canal
Universum Films
Kinowelt Home Entertainment
DVD International
Opus Arte
MK2
Momentum Pictures
Twister Home Video

Additionally Warner Brothers currently releases its content on HD DVD, though has announced it will cease supporting HD DVD in June 2008.

Many major studios have chosen not to support HD DVD, having decided to exclusively back the rival Blu-ray format. These studios include Fox, Disney, and many others.
This is a much simpler and easier to read than the current "ACME studios announced it plans to support HD DVD for three weeks in March, but pr0n Studios Inc has released 72% of its content in the Chinese EVD format but plans to switch to HD DVD in 2009" format that the section is in currently. And it does do away with the need to have a graph in that section as it's no longer a richard-waving area.

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