Burbank, CA, September 20, 2011 – The “Boy Who Lived†comes face to face with the enemy of the wizarding world for a final, epic battle in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2†when it arrives on Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD and Digital Download on November 11 from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group.
Recently, Digiarty Software has nailed down the newest version of its award-winning product – WinX DVD Ripper Platinum with extra profiles to rip DVD to XOOM, Kindle, ThinkPad, DELL Streak, Galaxy Tab, etc. A “Buy One Get One Free” promotion is in the wake of this upgrade.(PRWEB) November 08, 2011 Recently, Digiarty Software, Inc has nailed down the newest version of its award-winning product …
TORONTO – Cinram International Income Fund (TSX:CRW.UN) booked a loss in the third quarter as the CD and DVD maker saw revenue plummet by almost US$45 million compared with the same 2010 period.
Next Tuesday (November 8) Eagle Rock will release Deep Purple + Orchestra Live At Montreux 2011 on 2CD, DVD and Blu-Ray
RATING: (WILD APPLAUSE) With producers Tony and Ridley Scott leading the charge, this is the best depiction of the Civil War I have ever seen, capturing the absolute horror of the most costly battle ever fought on…
RATING: (WILD APPLAUSE) This 1939 Technicolor film, from Zoltan Korda, is the best of the British colonial action-adventure films – the most rousing, the most nuanced and the most emotionally satisfying. It’s also the…
RATING: (POLITE APPLAUSE) Cars 2 This sequel to the 2006 Pixar animation comedy im-proves on the original with a spy story (involving a conspiracy of famous lemons) and the casting of Michael Caine as a British agent….
World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., a producer of televised wrestling matches and related programs, said Thursday its third-quarter profit fell 26 percent, pulled down by losses related to three of its recently released movies.
LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – Submarine Entertainment has been busily selling the DVD and home entertainment rights to Robert B. Weide’s documentary on director Woody Allen.
In the wake of Steve Jobs’ death, mainstream media outlets spilled a lot of ink trying to quantify the late Apple executive’s impact on the pop-culture universe, as in Entertainment Weekly’s recent piece about the evolution of the iPod. The magazine noted that many of the music fans who had stopped paying for CDs when MP3 files made it easy to download music happily embraced paying 99 cents per …