• Transformers (available in SD and HD)
• Goodbye Bafana (available in SD and HD)
• Intersection (available in SD)
• Primal Fear (available in SD)
• Clear and Present Danger (available in SD)
• Naked Gun 2 & 1/2: The Smell of Fear (available in SD)
• Naked Gun 33 & 1/3 (available in SD)
• Top Secret! (available in SD)
• Bug (available in SD)
• Hardball (available in SD)
• The Phantom (available in SD)
• Orange County (available in SD)
• 1408 (available in SD and HD)
• Disturbia (available in SD and HD)
• Hot Rod (available in SD and HD)
• A Mighty Heart (available in SD and HD)
• Heartbreak Kid (available in SD and HD)
• Stardust (available in SD and HD)
• In to the Wild (available in SD and HD)

Not only that, Warner Bros will be adding to the catalogue too with:

• The Assassination of Jesse James (Warner Bros, available in SD and HD)
• Beowulf (Warner Bros, available in SD and HD)
• License to Wed (Warner Bros, available in SD and HD)
• No Reservations (Warner Bros, available in SD and HD)
• The December Boys (Warner Bros, available in SD and HD)
• Nancy Drew (Warner Bros, available in SD and HD)

Standard definition will cost you £3.23, while the hi-def versions will set you back £4.56.

Since my not-so-great initial experience with Video Marketplace, I’ve used it several times without any problems – my only frustration had been with the slow pace of updates to the catalogue, so this news is most welcome! Who needs to be stuck in the middle of a “phoney phormat war” between the HD-DVD Jets and the Blu-Ray Sharks, anyway? (Via: CrunchGear.)