Don’t expect any 4K Blu-ray this year
If you’re in the market for a 4K Ultra HD TV and were hoping to be among the first to snag 4K Blu-ray movies, it looks like you’ll have to wait another year.
May 2, 2013
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If you’re in the market for a 4K Ultra HD TV and were hoping to be among the first to snag 4K Blu-ray movies, it looks like you’ll have to wait another year.
As of May 1, movies like the James Bond hit “Goldfinger” and Woody Allen’s “Stardust Memories” will not be available for streaming. But, 500 new titles, like “Mission: Impossible II,” will be added.
With some 60,000 titles available, the removal of such fare as ‘Blonde and Blonder’ may not cause too much pain.
By Ronald Grover (Reuters) – Hollywood studios saw sales of Blu-ray, online distribution and other home viewing of their movies grow by 5 percent in the first quarter in comparison to only 0.23 percent for all of last year. Consumers spent $4.7 billion in the quarter to buy Blu-ray discs, subscriptions to Netflix-like services and other outlets, according to the industry-backed Digital …
2,000 Netflix Movies Set to Disappear Today About 2,000 movies from Warner Bros., MGM, and Universal are set to disappear from Netflix’s list of classic films today, May 1 as a result of the company’s new classic film repository. Some of the movies that will disappear include two classic Billy Wilder films, Kiss Me, Stupid (1964) and One, Two, Three (1961), Dr
As of May 1, movies like the James Bond hit “Goldfinger” and Woody Allen’s “Stardust Memories” will not be available for streaming.
As of May 1, classic movies such as the James Bond hit “Goldfinger” and Woody Allen’s “Stardust Memories” will no longer be available for streaming.
A collection of 22 James Bond films celebrating the franchise’s 50th anniversary took the top prize in the third annual Home Media Magazine Awards, which honor the best DVDs and Bl
Paying customers at online and DVD rental company Quickflix dropped 5 per cent to 113,036 in the March quarter.
Just when superhero movies faced the danger of feeling too formulaic and conventional, along comes “Iron Man 3” to give the genre a much-needed kick in the spandex.