bujaki
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I was told Letty Lynton will fall into public domain in 2025. That's just a dozen years away!
He did hint that the fourth quarter is apt to be another slow one. He kept saying look to the first quarter of 2014 for the deluge of new titles.PODER said:Rob ... thanks for the report! With no new releases, due to the holiday week-end, I'm hoping we may see some exciting goodies to start off the 2013 Fourth Quarter!
Well, that's ok; my wallet could use the rest.Rob_Ray said:He did hint that the fourth quarter is apt to be another slow one. He kept saying look to the first quarter of 2014 for the deluge of new titles.
Yes. I have place a number of WA orders from them and they get the pressed disks.shoeshineboy said:Outside of Warner's, where can a Canadian order this? Is deep discount able to deliver/sell the WA pressed discs?
What kind of business decision is it to pay someone to destroy 2 million units rather than obtain additional revenue by selling them directly to close out stores?ahollis said:They sued IWMB, Inc for 10 million. They were to destroy 2 million units of which close to 1 million ended up at Big Lots and other close out stores.They wanted these destroyed at the height of the recession when Circuit City was failing and the Brick and Mortar stores were struggling. The huge age of DVD sales was over and these units were sitting around gathering dust and more than likely still be sitting there today. In business good decisions are made and bad ones are made, things change and its hard to blame for decisions made four years ago when models change daily.
Warner Brothers business decision. They were tired of paying storage costs. By that time all the Tower Records and Video Stores, along with Virgin had closed and all those units the stores had at the time of closing was returned. I know I saw 50 or sixty of each Warner box set at the both Tower and Virgin stores in New York. Along with the pending loss of Borders and Circuit City, they were getting a lot of returns. To them it seemed better to get rid of them than to devalue them through close outs. They still had sets at Barnes and Noble, Target, and Best Buy. I'm sure they did not want antagonize those buyersrdimucci said:What kind of business decision is it to pay someone to destroy 2 million units rather than obtain additional revenue by selling them directly to close out stores?
I caught it years ago when I saw it on TV. Andy and Betsy were never really girl friend and boy friend. More like brother and sister, so I guess that's why they borrowed a clip from a Mickey-Judy film in which they were actually more "intimate."Bob_S. said:Just watched Andy Hardy Comes Home (I've never seen it before) and noticed something that took me right out of the movie. Andy Hardy reminiscences about Betsy Booth but the flashback scene is from Babes In Arms! And to make it even more jarring, the word "Patsy" is dubbed over with "Betsy". The dub didn't fit at all. Anybody else catch this?
For some reason I just get the shivers thinking about Mickey and Judy more "intimate"Matt Hough said:I caught it years ago when I saw it on TV. Andy and Betsy were never really girl friend and boy friend. More like brother and sister, so I guess that's why they borrowed a clip from a Mickey-Judy film in which they were actually more "intimate."