Come out or Coming out? From or Of?

[ucul]

Need some help here. Which one of these sentences is correct:

1. I decided not to watch the second part from season 5 of Breaking Bad until the Blu-ray come out.
2. I decided not to watch the second part of season 5 of Breaking Bad until the Blu-ray coming out.

 

[SoothingDave]

Neither is correct.

 

[ucul]

Neither is correct.

Could you please correct the sentence, Dave?

 

[SoothingDave]

"Of" and "until the Blu-ray came out."

 

[ucul]

"Of" and "until the Blu-ray came out."

Can I use comes out? So it goes like this: I've decided not to watch the second part of season 5 of Breaking Bad until the Blu-ray comes out.

 

[SoothingDave]

Yes, depends on if the Blu-ray has already come out or not. Are you talking about past or future? I was assuming past.

 

[ucul]

Yes, depends on if the Blu-ray has already come out or not. Are you talking about past or future? I was assuming past.

The Blu-ray hasn't been released yet. So which one should I use? Comes out or Came out?

 

[SoothingDave]

Comes out.

 

[emsr2d2]

These combinations are more natural for me:

I decided not to watch part 2 until the Blu-ray came out.
I have decided not to watch part 2 until the Blu-ray comes out.