Still can’t decide whether to get According to Greta on Blu-Ray or not? Well, if you’re not simply convinced by how beautiful the movie is, let Blu-Ray.com do it with their review.

The review gives you a what-to-expect with the Blu-Ray disc’s tech specs on the movie — from its quality up to its special features. You can also check out some high quality 1080p screenshots from the movie here. We might cap the whole film in Blu-Ray when we get the chance!

Video
“…boasts a wonderful 1080p, 1.85:1-framed transfer. Fine detail is generally exceptional throughout.”

Audio
“…healthy but not particularly engaging Dolby TrueHD 5.1 lossless soundtrack. Satisfactory within the confines of its limited sound design.”

Supplements
“…comes with but a few minor extras.”

Final Words
“…may find meaning with younger audiences coping with issues similar to those that have come to define the life of its lead character.”

Read the whole review at Blu-Ray.com. »

A lot of online stores are discounting huge on the Blu-Ray disc. Check out the current price list at some major online DVD stores in the USA:

• Amazon.com [$23.99]
• Tower.com [$25.29]
  
• BarnesandNoble.com [$27.99]

What’s ironic is how because of all these discounts, the Blu-Ray release of According to Greta is getting cheaper than the DVD [$26.97]. Don’t forget to grab a copy of the DVD or Blu-Ray on Tuesday, January 19!

Hey people!

HDuff.org has been pretty slow for the past couple months. I would like to apologize for the lack of updates, but I promise that HDuff.org will be back better than ever during 2010!

I will still be updating every once in a while. Please be patient since our team has lost a few of our best sources for news, photos and media.

Also, According to Greta is now playing in one theater in the Los Angeles area. Go to GretatheMovie.com for more details.

Ric

No, you’re not dreaming! The most anticipated Hilary Duff movie, ‘According to Greta‘ is officially coming to theaters on December 11, 2009 with a limited run and limited theaters, EW.com reports last night.

We don’t have news on theater counts,  states or play runs yet, unfortunately, but December 11 is official. We will keep you updated on the limited release of this film.

The DVD comes out in the USA a few weeks later. Precisely on January 19, 2010. The DVD Release in Australia is in 4 days, November 25. No news on Asia, Europe or South America.

With the theatrical release and the name change, Anchor Bay Films released a new trailer. Go to EW.com or click on ‘Read More‘ to watch the new theatrical trailer!

Click Here to Read More »

Amazon.com posted the official DVD cover artwork for the most-awaited Hilary film of all-time, According to Greta, which is very similar to the Region 4 / Australian DVD cover artwork.

The DVD and Blu-Ray come out in the USA, January 19th of next year. Not to forget that the DVD comes out in Australia in 18 days. You may now pre-order the DVD and Blu-Ray at Amazon.com as well as some other online DVD retailers.

Click here or on the image above to view the DVD artwork in high resolution.

Meanwhile, Netflix.com posted a new — probably the 20th — theatrical poster for the movie (pictured above). The movie was announced to have a short limited theatrical release before the DVD comes out.

For those of you who have been waiting around for Greta for 2 years, the wait is over.

There is no more push backs, take backs or delays for the Australian DVD release of Greta because the release date set to November 25 is definitely 100% confirmed, official & sealed.

Publicity has officially begun for the DVD Release in Australia. A few Aussie fans  were lucky enough to receive a humongous DVD cover poster from Video Ezy with the official release date, November 25 in bold.

The DVD can now be pre-ordered at several online Australian DVD stores.

21 days to go! That’s exactly 3 weeks!

The US Release of the DVD will be on January 19th of next year. Limited theatrical release to preceed.

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Things are finally speeding up for the most anticipated Hilary movie of all time, According to Greta.

According to Greta? Yes, the movie got renamed for the USA video release, confirmed to come out on January 19th, 2010 from Starz/Anchor Bay Home Entertainment. The movie will come out both on DVD and Blu-Ray format, however, still no theatrical release has been officially announced. Although, it’s been confirmed that the movie will have a limited theatrical run before the release of the DVD — no surprise there.

On the bright side, at least we will get our very first Blu-Ray Hilary movie. (besides the boring War, Inc.)

The movie is set to come out on DVD first in Australia. The tentative release date is November 25, and no word on a rename to According to Greta. Official DVD artwork pictured above right.

Information via Blu-News.com.

2009’s most anticipated Hilary film, GRETA is assumed to be confirmed by Online DVD stores to come out on DVD on November 25th, 2009 in Australia, New Zealand and Latin America. Those are, so far, the only confirmed regions which will have an early DVD release.

No word yet about international and theatrical releases. However, the producers of the film are talking about a limited USA theatrical release during the fall.

Pre-order your copy today. Only a few countries are able to pre-order. More and more online DVD stores will list this film soon as the release date approaches.

Pre-order sites:
ezyDVD.com.au [Australia, more]
DVDCrave.com [Australia]
dStore.com [Most International]
CDWow.nl [Netherlands]

It looks like the most-awaited Hilary film is going to be released unnoticed.

Icon Movies UK has confirmed that Greta will be coming out straight-to-DVD in early 2010. The closest thing we got to ‘theatrical‘ was a pointless private advanced screening where a few lucky fans were able to watch it in advance.

Three years of waiting and all we get is this? I personally think it’s the distributors’ fault.

Thanks to Tom for the info! Click here to read what Voltage Pictures and Icon Movies UK originally said.

UPDATE: To be clear, this is just for the UK.

Greta has indeed scored distribution for the US! In the past, the film was reported to only have distribution rights in Australia and a few other countries, but not the USA. This means that the news about the premiere might be accurate.

A release date should be announced soon. The movie was planned to premiere during the 2009 Cannes Film Festival with the help of Voltage Pictures, but the idea was canned. Stories of straight-to-DVD rumors started to pop up, but Voltage quickly denied it.

Here’s a quote from a writer of the film:

From what I understand, the producers of GRETA have just recently secured domestic (US) distribution for the film, which means there should be a release date announced soon. I’m hoping it will come out this fall, but I haven’t heard anything yet.

Click here to check out a new movie poster for the film.

A user from IMDb posted seemingly accurate information about Greta along with its premiere. The information remains a rumor.

The movie is rumored to premiere on November 27 this year with a limited run. The film is also reported to have international rights, particularly with Australia, which is already licensed for a theatrical run.

Speaking of locations, the movie will only show in a few states, such as New York, LA, Seattle, Chicago, Dallas, and Portland.

Click here to view the movie trailer for Greta.