DVD kiosks offer lifeline to stores
Video stores are turning to low-cost self-service kiosks, and Video Ezy is the latest to test the market for DVD vending machines in supermarkets and malls.
September 15, 2012
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Video stores are turning to low-cost self-service kiosks, and Video Ezy is the latest to test the market for DVD vending machines in supermarkets and malls.
Film premieres get all the attention in Hollywood while the cash cow for years has been selling those silver DVDs to a home video market far more predictable — and profitable — than the hit-or-miss theatrical release game. That’s why it was widely thought the movie business would take it on the chin as disc ownership gave way to digital distribution of content, just as the music business has …
This week’s DVD picks range from senior stories to a pop concert.
Stories set against the backdrop of bustling newspaper offices with hard-bitten reporters have provided many great movies.
“Extra†is giving away ‘The Office: Season 8’ DVD set to 5 lucky friends.
The earliest movies known to be shot in color have been revived by film archivists, who on Wednesday gave an audience at London’s Science Museum a glimpse at cinema’s first attempts to show us the world as we see it.
(Reuters) – Japan’s Fujifilm Holdings Corp will stop making film used to shoot motion pictures around next spring due to a fall in demand, Kyodo news agency said. The film and camera maker has seen faltering demand for motion picture film due to increasing digitalization in the movie industry, especially since a hike in the film prices in July, the news agency reported
I recently stepped into an elevator where a woman was practically orgasmic recounting to her friends things Bryan Cranston’s character Walter White did and said during a recent episode of Breaking Bad.
Albuquerque police have come out with a three DVD set that show people how to spot a workplace shooter before he becomes a workplace shooter.
There is a secret world of movies, beneath the one we know. Hidden among the superheroes, explosions and car chases are films that don’t attract headlines or online buzz, yet quietly prosper