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Tom Hanks’ New Movie Hits 4K, Blu-Ray And DVD This Month
Despite the advent of streaming services, there are still a whole lot of people who prefer physical media, but so far the major platforms have been somewhat reluctant to release their highest profile originals on DVD or Blu-Ray. You can understand why, too, when subscriber numbers drive revenue and mass-producing for home video is hardly cost-effective, but not everyone shells out for at least one service.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Mar 3, 2021
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3 New Godzilla Vs. Kong Photos Tease The Fight Of The Century
This time last year, releasing a $200 million blockbuster sequel on a Wednesday in March would have been deemed an odd marketing strategy to say the least, but as we all know, times have become very uncertain and unprecedented since then. Godzilla vs. Kong is being unleashed internationally on Friday the 26th, but five days later it crashes onto HBO Max exactly four weeks from tomorrow.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Mar 2, 2021
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The CW Reportedly Wants Bigger Budget For Arrowverse Shows So They Look Like Movies
Long gone are the days when being a 'TV actor' was viewed as inferior to those who starred in lavish big screen productions, and the age of Peak TV might be here to stay, given the volume of creative and financial investment still being funnelled into the small screen's most high profile projects, while streaming exclusives for the likes of Netflix, HBO Max and Disney Plus boast budgets more than comparable to blockbuster movies.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Mar 2, 2021
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