Tag: Warner Bros.
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AT&T’s Warner Bros. & Universal Pictures Home Announce a New Joint Venture
Today AT&T’s Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Universal Pictures Home Entertainment Announced a joint venture to merge the two physical disc home entertainment operations in the United States and Canada into a single group. This new partnership would merge the two operations to offer physical discs sold int North America from a single company. It…
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Amazon & AT&T Team Up to Offer Exclusive Early Showings of ‘Aquaman’
Today Amazon will announce that Prime members will get exclusive first shot at tickets to early showings of the new Warner Bros. Aquaman movie. In a statement posted online Amazon said: “Starting today, Prime members can purchase tickets for early showings of Aquaman a week before the movie’s nationwide release The exclusive showings will take place at 7…
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DC Entertainment’s New DC Universe Streaming Service Has a Launch Date
In May Warner Bros announced a new streaming service based on DC Comics. Now we know the release date will be in August 2018. This comes from a recent interview with DC Entertainment’s Community Manager Dani Snow on the James Bonding podcast. During the interview, she announced that they plan to release the streaming service…
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FilmStruck Adds Warner Bros. Movies
Yesterday FilmStruck, the classic movie streaming service run by TCM Select and The Criterion Collection, announced a deal to add Warner Bros. classic films. This deal will give FilmStruck exclusive access to classic movies such as Casablanca, Rebel Without a Cause, Singin’ In the Rain, Citizen Kane, The Music Man, Bringing Up Baby, The Thin Man, Cat People, A…
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The FREE Streaming Service go90 Strikes Content Deal with Warner Bros.
Verizon’s free streaming service go90 announced yesterday a deal with Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. to add more content. This deal will give go90 access to several Warner Bros. Entertainment series including Almost Human, Babylon 5, Believe, Fringe, Stalker, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, and Veronica Mars. Many of these shows have only been available to buy on…
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Warner Bros. Plans to Become More Cord Cutting Friendly
Hate movie theaters but don’t want to wait months to see a new movie? Warner Bros. wants to start offering movies just 2 weeks after they are released in movie theaters. The deals are not finalized, but recently Warner Bros. studio chief Kevin Tsujihara said, “We’re making a lot of progress,” during a call with…
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Warner Bros. Buys Machinima
Today Warner Bros. signed a deal to acquire Machinima creators of digital content for YouTube and platforms. “Machinima is a strong gamer and fandom content and social brand with enormous reach and high engagement with audiences that play our games and are big fans of DC films and television shows,” said Hunegs in a statement.…
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Amazon Prime Video is Now the Exclusive Streaming Service for Many Warner Bros. Movies
Amazon is in a tough battle for content with Netflix, Hulu, and others for rights to stream great movies. Now it looks like they just struck a major deal with Warner Bros. to help give them an edge over the competition. WB already has many movies on Amazon Prime Video but now many more will…