These films made billions, how much more do they want from it![]()
12-29th? What does that mean. Is that a date? If so, it's the worst way possible to write a date.
Harry Potter fans take heart. Just because Warner Bros says it won’t ship more DVDs or Blu-rays after December 29, that doesn’t mean Hogwarts will immediately vanish from physical or virtual shelves. Or that it won’t be available for streaming, video-on-demand or downloading. “There will be Potter product come the first of the year,” says Jeff Baker, SVP/GM of Warner Bros’ Theatrical Catalog. “Over time, there’ll be less and less of that inventory,” Baker told EW. “At some point, whether it’s next April or May or June or July, it’ll probably be very difficult to find Harry Potter product, especially if you’re looking for the third movie or the fifth movie, for example.” Pulling classics out of circulation, even a big hit like the Potter movies, isn’t uncommon. Disney has been doing it forever with animated classics that are re-issued a few years hence in newer, “enhanced” or digitally remastered versions with more extras. Warner Bros has done it too with catalog titles such as The Wizard Of Oz, Gone With The Wind, and Blade Runner — only to be reintroduced with a big splash. Even Harry Potter: The Complete 8 Film Collection, which hits stores November 11, won’t include “an Ultimate Edition on the final two films,” which means there inevitably will be “some grand kind of piece” Baker says could come at “the end of 2012 or the beginning of ’13.”
see? that is what i am talking aboot, my wife will want this set for this christmas, then the uber set next christmasEven Harry Potter: The Complete 8 Film Collection, which hits stores November 11, wont include an Ultimate Edition on the final two films, which means there inevitably will be some grand kind of piece Baker says could come at the end of 2012 or the beginning of 13.
This reminds me of this shit the studio pulled with the order of the phoenix where the distribution arm charged it's studio arm over a billion dollars to release it, making them in debt to THEMSELVES. And why? Just to screw over the actors in the movie that had negotiated for a % of the films profit as their pay for being in the movie. Cook the numbers like this shit though and even hundreds of millions of dollars gross at the box office is still technically a "net loss" and the actors that are contracted for a cut of the films profit get nothing. The same exact thing happened to the actor that played Darth Vader. Did you all know Return of the Jedi after all these years hasn't made a "profit"? -_-
This industry is fucked up beyond belief.
This reminds me of this shit the studio pulled with the order of the phoenix where the distribution arm charged it's studio arm over a billion dollars to release it, making them in debt to THEMSELVES. And why? Just to screw over the actors in the movie that had negotiated for a % of the films profit as their pay for being in the movie. Cook the numbers like this shit though and even hundreds of millions of dollars gross at the box office is still technically a "net loss" and the actors that are contracted for a cut of the films profit get nothing. The same exact thing happened to the actor that played Darth Vader. Did you all know Return of the Jedi after all these years hasn't made a "profit"? -_-
This industry is fucked up beyond belief.
Fucking vault. Like it's some magical hole in the side of a mountain with a big bank door lock on it and daffy duck comes out and spins the combination and goofy opens up the door to a shining prize of the orange-ray 5660P version of Lion King.
In reality its just a bunch of dusty warehouses around the US with some fat guy eating a sandwich guarding the place.
oh look, here is someone who doesn't know what the fuck they're talking about
Thanks KLin, that's exactly what I was talking about.
ha ha, talk about the pot calling the kettle black! :awe:
Why is Harry Potter like 31 in the last movie?
