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| Warner Bros. lanzará más películas con héroes de DC Comics | | 2008-08-18 14:52:03 | | La revista Variety entrevistó a Alan Horn, el presidente de Warner Bros, quien explicó que la empresa colaborará con DC Comics para adaptar a la gran pantalla varias de sus creaciones, como ya han hecho con las sagas de Batman y Superman .La alianza entre Warner y DC podría traer próximamente al cine a Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Arrow, y Green Lantern. El objetivo de DC es asentarse en el mundo del cine como lo ha hecho su rival Marvel, que este año triunfó con Iron Man y El increíble Hulk .DC no cuenta con una división independiente de cine como Marvel, que lanzará próximamente una secuela de Iron Man y diversas adaptaciones de Thor, El Capitán América y Los Vengadores.Fuente: [20minutos.es]
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| | | Warner Bros VIP Tour - for older kids | | 2008-02-29 02:01:00 | | With the writers strike now over and many shows going back into production that means prime time on the studio tours to catch stars in action. Unlike Universal, who see millions of tourists each year, only about 120 people a day discover the Warner Bros tour. It's surprising more people aren't aware of it. But don't come looking for an amusement park attached, this is strictly a studio tour. This really is a VIP tour. You are taken in a group of 10 and driven around in a golf cart. This tour originally began as a way to show some Very Important People around the studio back lot. Eventually, Warner's decided to expand the VIP tour to include members of the public as well. The tour begins at a small visitors center where you check in and get your tickets.Before the tour, guests are shown a 15-minute film chronicling the history of Warner Bros Studios.Then it's out to the carts again, to settle back for the tour. The trams seat only two across, so everyone has a good view as you roll th... | | By: Daytrippingmom | | |
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| | Blu-Ray or HD-DVD player? Warner Bros has decided! | | 2008-01-08 21:22:39 | | Somewhat off-topic but interesting to know which DVD format your kid’s movies will be produced in the near future …
My husband and I have been holding off buying a new video player for quite some time now. We’ve been observing the movie industry and the fight between the next generation of high definition DVD formats: [...]... | | By: Momma's Diary | | |
| | Warner Bros. drops HD DVD in favor of Blu-ray Disc | | 2008-01-06 02:07:00 | | The decision by Warner Bros. to drop HD DVD in favor of Blu-ray Disc for high-definition movies has set the electronics industry abuzz. Announced on the eve of the Consumer Electronics Show, the move put a single question in the minds of thousands of industry-insiders heading to the show in Las Vegas: Could the high-definition format wars be over? Since both formats launched they have been locked in a battle that pitted some of the industry's biggest consumer electronics companies against each other. Backing Blu-ray Disc has been Sony, Panasonic and Samsung, while HD DVD's main supporters have been Toshiba, Microsoft and Intel. The battle also divided Hollywood and left consumers with a difficult choice: their favorite movies were likely split between the two formats and there was a risk the player they bought would become irrelevant. As a result consumers kept away from the formats and sales have been sluggish. Warner's decision will give Blu-ray Disc an advantage in terms of content. With the move, five of the big seven Hollywood studios now back Blu-ray Disc with only two, Paramount and Universal, backing HD DVD. The Warner announcement certainly put the HD DVD Promotion Group's CES plans in disarray. Within hours of the announcement, the group cancelled its scheduled Sunday-evening news conference and subsequent media interviews at CES. "They're definitely regrouping and considering their options at the moment, this could be extremely important," said Tom Coughlin, a storage analyst at Coughlin Associates. "This could be the beginning of a major pivotal turning point in the high-def format war, which if we could define the format which is going to win would be extremely important for the industry because this would free up consumers to start making decisions on the purchase of their systems."Read More-Via[CW]... | | By: Beta18>>Technology HotSpot | | |
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