The DVD is hardly dying
Just because people don’t want to buy DVDs doesn’t mean they don’t want to watch them
May 9, 2012
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Just because people don’t want to buy DVDs doesn’t mean they don’t want to watch them
Sky will be showing all 22 Bond movies, in HD and free from rubbish ad-breaks, from October.
(PG-13, 105 minutes, The Weinstein Co./Anchor Bay): Meryl Streep disappears so uncannily into former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher that her performance overpowers the movie. Filmgoers who come to see Streep in action will see only that: an actress delivering a bravura performance but not a thoughtful, provocative portrait of one of the most consequential figures of the 20th century …
Scientists at UCLA have put a Lightscribe DVD optical drive to work in their graphene research, and have used them to…
The biographical elements of this George Gershwin biopic are lacking, but the music is sublime.
A brave animated cat and a loving look at film history top this week’s DVD releases.
Netflix hasn’t been doing well communicating with its movie-loving customer base in the past six months (remember Qwikster?), and the company tripped up again this week.
BEIJING, Feb. 16, 2012 /PRNewswire-Asia/ — As a professional software developer, Aiseesoft Studio is always dedicated to developing new software and improving the functions of products. With Video Converter …
Sharp Joins the One-Blue Licensing Program for Blu-ray Discâ„¢
# hivefivefollowup Watching Blu-ray movies on your HTPC or on a Blu-ray enabled laptop is easier than ever. There are a number of players that promise to play Blu-ray video as long as you have a Blu-ray drive in your system, and last week we asked you asked you which tool you used for the job .