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Warner Bros. to Celebrate 90th Anniversary With New Logo, Massive DVD Collections
The studio's elaborate plans, unveiled Wednesday by chairman Barry Meyer, include a 40-film Clint Eastwood collection and a 3D release of "The Wizard of Oz."
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‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1’ Continues Atop the Blu-ray, DVD Sales Charts
Best picture winner "The King's Speech" debuts at No. 3 on the sales charts.
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‘Kick-Ass’ kicks aside competitors on charts
Lionsgate's "Kick-Ass" kicked aside all competitors on the home video charts its debut week, taking the No. 1 spot on the national sales, Blu-ray Disc sales and rental charts.
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‘Clash of the Titans’ dominates video charts
"Clash of the Titans," a remake of the 1981 cult classic, was a titan on the video charts the week ending Aug. 1.
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‘Fast & Furious’ tops video charts
Universal's "Fast & Furious" sped to the top spot on the national home video sales, rental and Blu-ray Disc sales charts for the week ended Aug. 2.
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‘Haunting’ looms atop sales charts
"The Haunting in Connecticut" scared up a top spot debut on the sales chart, while "Knowing" got another look at No. 1 on the rental chart for the week ended July 19.
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‘Step Up 2’ strikes a winning pose
"Step Up 2 the Streets" danced into the top DVD sales spot while "The Bank Job" snatched the No. 1 rental slot for the week ending July 20.
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‘Step Up 2 the Streets’ strikes winning pose
"Step Up 2 the Streets" danced into the top DVD sales spot, while "The Bank Job" snatched the No. 1 rental slot for the week ending July 20.
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Bat-Signal calls DVD, Blu-ray buyers
Batmania hit the video sales charts for the week ending July 13 as consumers anticipated the new Batman film, "The Dark Knight," hitting theaters Friday.
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Bat-signal calls DVD, Blu-ray buyers
Batmania hit the video sales charts for the week ending July 13 as consumers anticipated the new Batman film, "The Dark Knight," hitting theaters Friday.
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Warner Home Video ups three
Warner Home Video has rewarded three of its division heads with promotions.
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Sony DVDs to go to Vietnam
LOS ANGELES - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment this month will become the first major U.S. studio to release DVDs in Vietnam.
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