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Old 02-26-2007, 04:26 PM   #1
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I believe when Gladiator was released, Dreamworks fully funded it but used Universal's capabilities for theatrical distribution and DVD sales. Dreamworks titles are on per movie basis.


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Was per movie before a certain point. Paramount bought them in the past few months.
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Was per movie before a certain point. Paramount bought them in the past few months.
But to clarify - Gladiator is a Universal release in the USA. Though before their new arrangement with Paramount, Dreamworks did do co-productions and movies with just about all the studios, their main deal was with Universal. And Universal refusing to pay to keep Dreamworks did result in some bad blood with the Spielberg camp (and the defection of some Universal execs to Paramount)... and perhaps that was another reason for Spielberg and co. to be annoyed a few weeks back when his movies were listed on the HD-DUD release schedule.
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I think we can safely say that Dreamworks is supporting both formats now that the latest issue of Home Media Magazine shows this.



http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/sh...Dreamgirls/501
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