The British Association for Screen Entertainment & Industry Trust for IP Awareness has dropped a new fourth-quarter promotional video outlining the latest movies and TV shows consumers can rent or purchase digitally in their home without the need for a subscription.
As usual, the selection of titles includes U.S. studio releases, including Warner Bros. Pictures’ psychological thriller Don’t Worry, Darling, Sony Pictures Entertainment’s big screen adaptation of Delia Owen’s Where the Crawdads Sing and Disney’s star-studded Amsterdam.
Other titles include Universal Pictures’ Minions: The Rise of Gru and the animated Tad the Lost Explorer and the Curse of the Mummy.
New series include “House of the Dragon,” “Gangs of London,” “Whitstable Pearl” and “Frozen Planet 2,” among others.
Lionsgate Feb. 8 reported third-quarter (ended Dec. 31, 2017) home entertainment revenue of $216.7 million, which was up 12.7% from revenue of $192.2 million during the previous-year period. Home entertainment includes Lionsgate’s legacy studio and former Starz Distribution (Anchor Bay…
The British Association for Screen Entertainment (BASE), the U.K. home entertainment trade group, Jan. 11 announced it is rejiggering its annual awards show to better reflect changing consumer and category trends. Scheduled for June 7 in London, the 2018 BASE Awards will…
Redbox is offering consumers who rent Paramount’s Daddy’s Home 2 a discount if they decide they want to buy the movie. Through March 6, people who rent Daddy’s Home 2 through Redbox kiosks will be emailed a coupon for a…
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment Feb. 6 said first-quarter (ended Dec. 30, 2017) revenue declined 29% to $390 million due to lower unit sales of Pixar’s Cars 3 compared to Finding Dory in the previous-year period. The studio generated $547…
