DVD and Blu-ray have already made more than £700m for UK retail this year. That entertainment sector is tracking ahead of last year, with 90.3m discs sold. And it is outstripping year-to-date sales of video games both in terms of units and value
I had first heard about Cabin in the Woods at Comic Con. That is, Comic Con of 2010
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.
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.
More fo the Night He Came Home © Shout! Factory Going into my fifth year of writing this column, I have had a lot of DVD and Blu-rays come across my desk. By far, my favorites have been the Criterion Collections.
With the Fall season upon us, the spirited Halloween movies can never come soon enough…
A cable TV station was commissioned to shoot a DVD that will train tour guides in Cebu to present landmarks and destinations in Cebu island in the best light. Â Robert Lim Joseph said his group tapped RCTV (Real Cebu Television) to produce the material which they hope to complete within the year.
Once Upon a Time Warp… before there was Family Guy and Robot Chicken, there was a spoof on Star Wars called Spaceballs .
This week on DVD/Blu-ray: A SXSW spotlight on a musical legend; the Blu-ray debut of a 1996 lesbian crime caper from the directors of “Cloud Atlas”; an oddball Sundance comedy; an indie that chronicles U2’s rise to greatness via the agony of two aspiring rockers; and a sexy period romp starring “Cosmopolis” star Robert Pattinson. Â #1. “Marley” This SXSW biopic, which came out this year on 4/20 …