A four-episode leak may spell the death knell for the DVD screener.
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How the heck did so much Game of Thrones leak in 2015?
New service offers boxsets and movies free of charge to Horizon customers
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UPC officially unveils My Prime on-demand service
A pair of radically different comedies, a slightly obscure coming-of-age film and a legendary musical are my top picks in Blu-ray home entertainment this week. Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, Rated PG, $29.98) — Ben Stiller's dopey night watchman Larry Daley concluded …
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Blu-ray reviews: The Sound of Music, Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, My Girl and Top Five
Potential Oscar winners, some dumb as well as gory cult classics, must-see television and the remastering of a Disney-animated gem are some of the tops picks in Blu-ray home entertainment this week. Latest and greatest “The Theory of Everything” (Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, Rated PG-13, $34.98) — Not just a …
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Blu-ray reviews: From The Theory of Everything to Game of Thrones and 101 Dalmatians
In the latest installment of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy a panel of sci-fi fans discusses whether or not geeks should go out and see films like Jupiter Ascending . The post Should Sci-Fi Fans Support Bad Movies Like Jupiter Ascending
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Sky Movies says three times as many watch next-day highlights as stay up for live awards
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If you love movies, all movies, but especially Hugh Grant movies, you are going to love “The Rewrite.” Yes, it’s one of those meta-movies about movies, more or less, with a genuine Grant Golden Globe acceptance speech in it, but with a stellar cast and a twist. Meet Keith Michaels (Grant). He’s a washed-up British screenwriter in Los Angeles, who won an Academy Award for his first script (ergo …
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‘Rewrite’ celebrates literature, redemption
WASHINGTON (AP) – Meet Sarah Johnson, fitness DVD addict. The 32-year-old Alexandria, Virginia, resident considers her hand-picked collection of workouts her “prized possessions,” particularly the titles featuring instructor Shaun T.
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Fitness DVD makers learning to go with flow amid streaming
Karen Butler CULVER CITY, Calif., Jan. 14 (UPI) — Sony Pictures Entertainment says it will release a “Freedom Edition” DVD and Blu-ray version of “The Interview” on Feb. 17.
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Sony to release 'Freedom Edition' of 'The Interview' on DVD and Blu-ray
Dhallywood is the Bangladeshi cousin to India’s more well known (and well-funded) Bollywood, but with a particularly flamboyant brand of pulp fiction. The post Behind the Scenes of Bangladesh’s Wild and Surreal Movies appeared first on WIRED .
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