'Matrix Resurrections' co-producer sues Warner Bros. over disappointing box office profitsA new lawsuit by Village Roadshow Entertainment Group argues a same-day streaming release harmed the film’s success in theaters. By A. Khalid, 02.07.2022
'Dune' director slams AT&T's decision to release films on HBO MaxDenis Villeneuve said the telco "hijacked one of the most respectable and important studios in film history."By C. Low, 12.11.2020
'Gotham Knights' is a Batman game without the Caped CrusaderThe Bat-Family takes the spotlight.By K. Naudus, 08.22.2020
HBO Max forms a production unit devoted to streaming moviesIt wants to compete with Amazon and Netflix on feature-length material.By J. Fingas, 02.05.2020
Warner Archive on-demand disc service kicks off Blu-ray availability with Gypsy, DeathtrapBy S. Buckley, 11.19.2012
Warner quietly extends the expiration dates of digital copies, discs remain ornamentalBy J. Rigg, 08.20.2012
Peter Jackson's 48 fps version of The Hobbit said to be a 'limited release' onlyBy E. Alvarez, 08.08.2012
Warner Bros. intros 'Inside the Script' eBook series, gives film buffs a deeper lookBy E. Alvarez, 05.01.2012
Peter Jackson unfazed by 'Hobbit' footage pushback, but will stick to 24 fps for trailersBy S. Dent, 04.30.2012
Fox, Warner, SanDisk and Western Digital's Project Phenix: promotes DRM, misspellingBy D. Cooper, 02.29.2012
Redbox refuses to push Warner movie delay to 56 days, will rent flicks as they go on saleBy R. Lawler, 02.01.2012
Amazon, Rovi, Flixster and Samsung highlight UltraViolet's CES press eventBy B. Drawbaugh, 01.10.2012
Warner pushes 28-day new release delay on Blockbuster, matches Redbox and NetflixBy R. Lawler, 10.26.2011
Peter Jackson shooting The Hobbit at 48FPS, should speed up those long walking scenesBy B. Heater, 04.25.2011