It's way to obvious. The makers of the film have to carefully download every second of the movie to make sure its OK.
Sometimes it's because of money. If a movie does well then it'll stay in theaters longer. That might delay dvds or make them come out sooner, depending. Sometimes it's to include more special features.
The movie company is squeezing as much money out as they can. Which is a good idea due to the huge piracy laws being broken but it's also a catch 22 cuz must of the good pirated movies are taken when movies are on there last leg at the theater
about 3-5 months
depends the movie and where you live :)
A theatrical release gives a certain legitimacy to a video release
So they can get money for the theater release and more money for home release they wont get as much money if the sold at the same time.
It usually takes about 6-8 months for a movie to be released on DVD.
usually four to six months.
About 3 months
It usually takes 6 months or longer.
Typically the movies take place between episodes, but the events of the movies are typically not referred to in the animated TV series or its conclusion, Inuyasha: The Final Act. For that reason, they could also be considered to take place outsideof the series continuity.
They are communal experiences
Movies are very popular, in places like schools people continuously talk about the movie they saw, how good it was, and how they can't wait for the following one to come out. There are constantly different new movies created and, they are viewed all the time, there are action movies, adventure, comedy, horror, romance, etc. when looking at the overview of movies I think they are created for two purposes. Fiction movies are typically for entertainment. Non-fiction movies are to inform people about the history of a event or about a subject.
Previn and the Pittsburgh - 1977 The Music That Made the Movies was released on: USA: 26 March 1978
Currently the only listed Barbie movie that will release in 2014 is Barbie: The Princess Pearl which will release in March 2014.
Probably the first two movies, 'Mask of Light' and 'Legends of Metru Nui'. The other two, 'Web of Shadows' and 'The Legend Reborn', were Direct-to-DVD releases. However, 'The Legend Reborn' has theatrical release in Iceland.
Including shorts, he appeared in 22 theatrical films between 1921 and 1968.
No Star Trek movies were made for TV. All eleven (to date) have been made made for theatrical release.
Warner Premiere is the direct-to-DVD arm of Warner Bros. In other words, they release on DVD movies that get no theatrical release.
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Two theatrical releases ; 2007 and 2009 .
According to IMDb, as of June 10th 2017, he has has been in or will be in [since his credits go into 2019] 135 movies [theatrical & TV movies]
Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney, and Christian Bale
Jack Lemmon made 60 theatrical films from 1954 to 2000.
Redbox offers movies in all genres from family friendly to action/adventure movies and even raunchy comedies. Typically, new releases arrive on Tuesdays and about two weeks after DVD release.
The LEGO HARRY POTTER theme began in 2001 with the theatrical release of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone and featured sets based on the first five movies. ( I got this from THE LEGO BOOK)
Typically the movies take place between episodes, but the events of the movies are typically not referred to in the animated TV series or its conclusion, Inuyasha: The Final Act. For that reason, they could also be considered to take place outsideof the series continuity.