After an investigation into the competition of the pay-TV movie market in the UK, the Competition Commission (CC) revealed that it is no longer concerned that British Sky Broadcasting’s (BSkyB’s) ‘Sky …
The new offerings give consumers alternatives to BSkyB, the nation’s largest pay-TV provider, the Competition Commission said in a statement. The commission provisionally found in August that BSkyB’s control over the market led to higher prices and reduced choice for subscribers.
The Competition Commission has performed a U-turn and ruled that Sky Movies does not give BSkyB an advantage over rivals in the pay-TV market.
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This week brings one of the best films of last year (from the Criterion Collection, no less) some of the bigger disappointments of of 2012 so far, one of the best TV shows going today, and a collection of the Lethal Weapon films. Not a bad week for DVD and Blu-ray.
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You’re never too old for “Lethal Weapon.” Too young, sure, but never too old, even if Riggs and Murtaugh are a bit past their prime these days. Still, you can revisit the glory days of the Mel Gibson and Danny Glover-starring action franchise with the “Lethal Weapon Collection,” the new Blu-ray set that hits shelves
This week on DVD/Blu-ray: Abbas Kiarostami’s most accessible film to date; season two of one of Britain’s finest exports; a sci-fi romance starring Ewan McGregor and Eva Green; Ed Burn’s lowest-budget film to date; and a loving tribute of the one and only Carol Channing.
Reese Witherspoon’s latest, “This Means War,” hits DVD and Blu-ray today, and there’s a lot to love about the action-packed rom-com.