March 15, 2012
No Comments
Two latter-day classics receive Blu-ray redos, leading these movies that are new to home video this week.
A trailer for the Lebanese director Nadine Labaki’s film about a group of Muslim and Christian women who band together to prevent war.
Film giant Warner Bros. introduced an in-store option to turn physical copies of movies into cloud-based digital files rather than have people do it themselves.
[jwplayer mediaid=”13444″] This Interview is in French All Rights Reserved
Moviegoers lap up Perth’s newest alternative film venue.
SonicPool adds DVD and Blu-ray capabilities to the list of services and hired a full time staff who excel at providing high quality results and unparalleled customer service. SonicPool services include sound and picture finishing, edit suit and production office rentals, deliverables and now, DVD and Blu-ray from start to finish, creative menu design, authoring, encoding and creative editorial …
The film that had the most Oscar nominations leads these movies that are new to Blu-ray and DVD.
Premium cable network Starz pulled its movies from Netflix streaming as of Thursday at midnight.
The dances presented on the DVD are endangered and are from some towns and villages of pre-1915 Historic Armenia.