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The Widow's Might releases today in about 100 theaters. Fans of the movie might want to check out a just-released interview that we did with John Moore, the director. He shares some fascinating insight into his filmmaking history, the top influences of his career, and even some exclusive behind-the-scenes info! Read the interview here.Labels: The Widow's Might

Warner Bros. brings film vault into digital age
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Warner Bros. is reaching into its film vaults so it can sell old movies on made-to-order DVDs, in a move it hopes will goose sales of a vital product in a downturn.
Starting Monday, the studio will sell copies of 150 films from the silent era to the 1980s Brat Pack that have never been released on DVD. Internet downloads of the movies will cost $14.95, while DVDs sent in the mail are $19.95. Both can be ordered at http://www.warnerarchive.com.
The initiative, which Warner claims is the first of its kind for a major studio, is an effort by the Time Warner Inc. subsidiary to combat what could be a fundamental decline in demand for DVD purchases — a falloff that can be blamed on market saturation as much as the recession.
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