Disc a Great Value in Troubled Times
January 05, 2009 By : Stephanie Prange
Columns
While the low-priced nature of our software business has been a source of much hand-wringing in past years, this year it may have proven a boon.

Blu-ray Makeup — Just Kill Me Now
January 02, 2009 By : Kyra Kudick
Blogs
I am all for a great picture, especially for movies with sweeping vistas of snow-capped mountains and sparkling beaches. But what about when the picture is an actor’s capped teeth and sparkling hair plugs?

Ending 2008 on a Positive Note
December 29, 2008 By : Thomas K. Arnold
Columns
Renting a Movie is even cheaper, and thanks to Netflix and those omnipresent kiosks, it's more convenient than ever.

Say It Ain’t So
December 29, 2008 By : Billy Gil
Blogs
Hopefully the battle over superhero movie Watchmen won’t end with us, the viewers, as the losers.

Our Captains, Our Visionaries
December 22, 2008 By : Stephanie Prange
Columns
Home Media Magazine has taken a moment to recognize the captains of the home entertainment ship - the leaders that keep it moving forward.

Walking the Talk
December 17, 2008 By : Erik Gruenwedel
Blogs
Best Buy senior management has recognized that during tough times, you don’t punish employees at the store level. It’s a lesson rival Circuit City ignored and corporate America, for that matter, usually does as well.

The Final Frontier of Electronic Delivery
December 15, 2008 By : John Latchem
Blogs
As part of its promotion of the recent theatrical remake 'The Day the Earth Stood Still,' 20th Century Fox beamed the film into outer space.

Dark Knight Stands Up to Pressure
December 15, 2008 By : Thomas K. Arnold
Columns
In the end, Warner Home Video Appears to have struck one of th holiday season's few home runs with "The Dark Knight."

A Sob for SAG
December 11, 2008 By : Kyra Kudick
Blogs
Try as I might, I cannot muster any sympathy for the plight of the poor, poor actors.

‘Dark Knight’ Retail Exclusives? Flip a Coin
December 10, 2008 By : John Latchem
Blogs
Retailers' lineup of home video exclusives for the No. 1 movie of the year, Warner Home Video’s 'The Dark Knight,' is nearly identical to versions offered for Paramount’s 'Iron Man' a few months ago.

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