Johnny Carson is coming to Turner Classic Movies
Turner Classic Movies is adding some classic Johnny Carson to its lineup.
November 20, 2012
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Turner Classic Movies is adding some classic Johnny Carson to its lineup.
DVD and Blu-ray sales were dominated by the debuting “The Amazing Spider-Man,” while rentals were ruled by the returning “Prometheus.” Holdovers “The Campaign” and “Disney Fairies: Secret of the Wings” were strong sellers, and “Magic Mike” and “The Avengers” were still strong rentals after many weeks on the charts.
Disney is shutting down its Disney Movies Online service, which failed to catch on with users.
In ‘The Story of the Movies,’ the author works to provide an overview of film, an increasingly daunting task as its history grows. Even the most ardent traditionalists have to acknowledge that vast, sweeping changes are at work within the realm of film culture. The very practice of shooting on actual physical film, not to mention running that film through a projector for viewing, has become in a …
When they raided the home of a man accused of sexually assaulting children, Racine authorities say they found one DVD titled “Monster Unleashed” that apparently was shot by the suspect in his bedroom and living room.
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Billy Wilder’s ‘Sunset Boulevard’ (1950) was digitally restored — a process complicated because the original negative is missing — for Blu-ray release.