Paul Bond Talking up UltraViolet and Flixster, home entertainment president Kevin Tsujihara says negotiations are ongoing with the giant operator of DVD kiosks. read more
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Despite the brave new workout world of streaming videos and smart phone exercise apps, the old-fangled fitness DVD has never been in better shape. As people seek to live healthier, it remains the go-to workout aid for many who like their exercise accessible, inexpensive and private, according to a recent report
Peter Jackson’s upcoming two-part blockbuster movies based on JRR Tolkien’s book The Hobbit will bring precious windfalls for Kiwi tourism operators.
The DVD pickings are rather slim this week — but there a few good new releases.
HBO confirmed on Thursday that it has stopped selling DVDs to Netflix at a discount.
New DVD releases on Tuesday cover everything from booze to baseball.
This week’s new DVD selections include vampires, a heroic panda and lots of monkeys. “F
Nyay Bhushan Channel will draw on its 400-title strong library which includes recent blockbusters. read more
Filmy patřà lidu (Films Belong to the People) is the title of a series of Socialist Realist pictures that have been released on DVD in the Czech Republic in recent months. These propaganda-filled films are from the 1950s, the harshest decade of the communist era, notorious for its brutal repression, show trials and forced labour camps.
The company behind the film Atlas Shrugged Part 1 is replacing 100,000 title sheets from the film’s newly released DVD and Blue Ray versions because the copy writer incorrectly described the late Ayn Rand’s 1957 novel, Atlas Shrugged, as a story of “self-sacrifice.” Put simply, that’s like calling Michael Moore a tea partier. Rand, who