Warner Bros. chairman Barry Meyer and other executives revealed the new 90th anniversary logo as well as multiple new DVD and Blu-ray Disc collections coming in 2013, including enormous 100-film ...

Warner Bros. wants to burn you a DVD. The studio's home entertainment division has come up with an innovative plan to allow custom ordering of 150 films never before released on DVD.

Only Universal was exclusively HD-DVD. Now that is rapidly changing what with HD DVD exclusive converts Paramout and DreamWorks Animation, and Warner Bros now for Blu-ray.

Movie fans with a lovingly curated DVD collection might want to check the condition of any Warner Bros. discs in their library.

Universal and Warner Bros. want to pool their DVD distribution businesses in light of continued decline of physical disc sales.

The deal grants Warner Bros. exclusive rights to physical Blu-ray and DVD distribution of those titles in the US and Canada, and will make Paramount’s UltraViolet offerings available on a non ...

To toast to its milestone 90th anniversary, Warner Bros. is kicking off 2013 in grand style by releasing two limited and numbered anniversary collections — 100 films on DVD and 50 films on Blu-ray.

Warner Bros. will manage most of Paramount's movie library on DVD, in a first-of-its-kind deal between major studios that reflects the ongoing decline in disc sales.

In a move many industry watchers view as the beginning of the end of the high-def DVD format war, Warner Bros.—until now the Switzerland of the battle, backing both formats—has decided that ...

Warner Bros. has even made the decision to hold three possible dates for the Dune follow-up: March 15 (meaning it would push Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire down the calendar), April 19, or June 21.

Warner Bros. did not substantiate the claim, Ars Technica reported. “They all go bad. They curdle like milk,” YouTuber and DVD collector RetroBlasting said in a March 2024 video.

Universal and Warner Bros. want to pool their DVD distribution businesses in light of continued decline of physical disc sales.