Burton: Scary family movies are fine
Tim Burton has said that he thinks it is fine to make his family movies scary because he wasn’t easily frightened as a child.
October 7, 2012
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Tim Burton has said that he thinks it is fine to make his family movies scary because he wasn’t easily frightened as a child.
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The website, ToysRUsMovies.com, went live Thursday, and the movies and television shows will initially be available for streaming and downloading on personal computers, Macs and Adobe Flash-enabled devices. Toys R Us plans to expand availability to tablet devices, TVs and Blu-ray players later this year.
Toys R Us, which for years has done a big business selling videotapes and DVDs of children’s movies, is launching a sales plan for the digital age, a website where parents can rent or purchase more than 4,000 kid-friendly movies and television shows.
A look at some DVDs scheduled to be released in the weeks ahead.
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