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Film of the Day: Yaariyan 2
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P2

P2
2008

Director and Cast Quickview

Directed by

Franck Khalfoun

Starring

Rachel Nichols · Wes Bentley · Philip Akin · Stephanie MooreMiranda Edwards

Full cast & crew

Box Office Quickview

UK box office

  • Debut box office: 2nd May '08
  • Debut position: 17
  • Highest position: 17
  • Debut gross: £36.6 Thousand
  • Total chart weeks: 1

US box office

  • Box Office debut: 9th Nov '07
  • Debut position: 9
  • Highest position: 9
  • Debut gross: $2.1 Million
  • Total chart weeks: 6

Chart position history

UK box office

US box office

9 Nov, 2007
9

Global box office

Certificates


18 age rating

Total grosses

UK total gross
United Kingdom Flag  £36.6 Thousand
US total gross
United States Flag  $4 Million
Global total gross
Global Flag  $0

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We all agree that the PSP is a smart little device and watching film on it can he handy for when your away from home, like on holiday. At the moment the only way to watch films is on UMD or by cracking the DVD and putting the film on a memory stick.

Sony have now revealed plans to release some films on Blu-ray what also includes a version encoded and shrunk to it fits on a memory stick, and more to the point is legal.

This is a very interesting experiment and its good to see that Sony is trying different ways of getting people using the PSP as more than a gaming device.

I hope that the compression brings the file size down enough that you can fit a couple of movies on a 1gb memory stick, although carrying 5 memory stick is certainly preferable to 5 UMD, and they can be reused.

I don't think Sony are going to abandon movies on the UMD format just yet but it's the first sign and with a PSP2 inevitable at some point possible in the next few years maybe it will be UMD free.

It is of course another reason to go the Blu-ray route rather than HD-DVD and another sign that HD-DVD really has no way back.