Deadline says:
Harry Potter, the #1 motion picture franchise of all time, will soon disappear from shelves, as Warner Bros. stops shipping all Harry Potter theatrical film titles (including Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows™ – Part 2, and Harry Potter: The Complete 8-Film Collection) as of December 29, 2011 (moratorium does not include digital – Electronic Sell-Through & VOD – or games). The Harry Potter franchise has grossed more than $12.1 billion for Warner Bros. Entertainment – with $7 billion at the worldwide box office for Warner Bros. Pictures and $5.1 billion for Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
Decades from now, Warner Bros.' mismanagement of the DC franchise will be studied by scholars.
Get your wand ready.
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Well, that's, shrewd.
Warners pulling a 'Disey Vault'?
I'm not sure about this idea. I mean, Deathly Hallows 2 won't have been out that long before they pull them. That doesn't give people a lot of time.
Honestly, I hate the Disney Vault idea. I always have. Sure, it's probably good for business in that people will pay whatever to get their hands on them, but it really sucks for a lot of people.
Like Lion King. Just last year my son was starting to get old enough for movies and I wanted to share some my favorite Disney movies with him....but I couldn't find any.
Because of the Disney Vault system, I haven't been able to share these classics with my child until THEY decide to let me. I hate that.
This has to be a rumor....I don't think they would do that so soon after the final episode comes out....it would be totally stupid.
Yeah, that would be a bit of a ridiculous business move, especially seeing as new generations would appreciate the franchise just as much as the current.
And that's why people pirate