[Chris Gohlke]

http://www.dvd2blu.com/

"Upgrade your Warner Bros. DVD titles for new industry-leading Blu-ray discs and unleash the power of your HDTV through the WBshop.com DVD2Blu program. Blu-ray disks as low as $7.95 and free shipping on orders over $25."

I was pretty excited when I first saw this.  But then I looked at the details.  There are not a huge number of movies offered.  Out of my collection, I only had 4 eligible movies (technically 7, but I'd already purchased the Blu-ray disk for the other 3).  Of those, most were only a couple buck extra to just buy the Blu-ray directly from Amazon which, given the months I waited to get my disks shipped on the similar Red2Blu program, seems worth it since I'd get to keep the DVD's that way.  The last movie, Superman Returns, is technically a good deal since it would cost $23.99 from Amazon, but I already regret purchasing that DVD, so no need to double down on the buyers remorse.

[Chris Gohlke]

http://www.dvd2blu.com/

"Upgrade your Warner Bros. DVD titles for new industry-leading Blu-ray discs and unleash the power of your HDTV through the WBshop.com DVD2Blu program. Blu-ray disks as low as $7.95 and free shipping on orders over $25."

I was pretty excited when I first saw this.  But then I looked at the details.  There are not a huge number of movies offered.  Out of my collection, I only had 4 eligible movies (technically 7, but I'd already purchased the Blu-ray disk for the other 3).  Of those, most were only a couple buck extra to just buy the Blu-ray directly from Amazon which, given the months I waited to get my disks shipped on the similar Red2Blu program, seems worth it since I'd get to keep the DVD's that way.  The last movie, Superman Returns, is technically a good deal since it would cost $23.99 from Amazon, but I already regret purchasing that DVD, so no need to double down on the buyers remorse.

[ptyork]

That is funny. I read the title and thought I'd get to take advantage and upgrade a bunch of DVD's. I think ONE of them is part of my DVD library and 4 or 5 are part of my ancient LaserDisc collection. Since I doubt they'll take LaserDiscs, I'm thinking this is a pretty big pile of nada.

[Chris Gohlke]

I'm thinking you could probably ebay the laserdisc's for more than the cost of the Blu-ray. Not that I would though.

[Jason Dunn]

Dang. I was hoping it was an HD-DVD to Blu-ray swap from the other studios that weren't involved in the last one....I still have some HD-DVDs that I want to swap for Blu-ray!