Hey, you thief!!
First, I now am able to purchase BD movies with 7.1 sound tracks in both TrueHD and DTSMasterHD and if that is not available I can always listen to PCM5.1. In addition, because there is more bandwith and space on the disc, any video codec used on BD does not have to be shrunk to fit, in fact, you can raise the video and audio bitrate on BD over that which is used on HD-DVD providing a better PQ and a lossless 7.1 audio track.
Second, The bonus features now coming out on BD are in HD on some newer BD releases. I believe that this is the trend for the future on BD with their features in HD as more and more studios are providing HD features. Expect to view these in a PIP on 1.1 compliant players.
Third, as long as the menu works and gets to where I want to go (selecting language, video, features) then BD works just fine.
Fourth, And I am sure you understand, more CE manufacturers, more Studios, more Computer Manufacture support, gee, just about more of everthing. If you don't like Sony, buy Panasonic, Samsung, LG, Denon, Marantz, Mitsubishi, Funai soon, heck you can have your pick. But with Toshiba, you only have one choice for a standalone.
As for movies, Universal has not had that many big hits in a very long long time. I guess if your fortee is old movies then Universal is your studio. As for Paramount/Dreamworks they still are capable of knocking a hit in a few times a year so enjoy the selection. After June, just about every movie most folks will want will be on BD only. That sir is Choice!