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Constantine—Warner Brothers
Ryan Vincent  |  Nov 30, 2005
Video: 4
Audio: 5
Extras: 4
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King's Ransom—New Line
Tony DeCarlo  |  Nov 30, 2005
Video: 3
Audio: 3
Extras: 3
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The Wedding Date—Universal
Tony DeCarlo  |  Nov 30, 2005
Video: 3
Audio: 3
Extras: 1
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The Blues Brothers 25th Anniversary Edition—MCA
Adrienne Maxwell  |  Nov 30, 2005
The Blues Turns 25
At least the music never gets old.
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Geoffrey Morrison Blog
Ugh
Geoffrey Morrison  |  Nov 30, 2005
See, I told you. Once a week is far too often to be interesting. For the moment, go check out HTGamer, we've put up a few new games in the past week. I'll post some more blog stuff tomorrow. Maybe it will even be video related.
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Ears On
Diablog: Go Pro
Mark Fleischmann  |  Nov 29, 2005
Hey, what happened?
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Audio Video News
Surround Music Awards Nominees Named
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Nov 29, 2005
The 2005 Surround Music Awards nominees, chosen from more than 100 submissions and judged by a panel of surround-sound producers and journalists, were announced yesterday. (No, I wasn't asked so I can say anything I want about the list of nominees, and you can't stop me...)
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A/V Veteran
Great Theaters, Zorgons, and Digital Harry Potter
Thomas J. Norton  |  Nov 28, 2005

I suspect that Los Angeles has the greatest concentration of first-rate movie theaters in the country. True, there are fewer and fewer premier-quality movie houses even there than in the past. At least two have disappeared in the past 12 years. And every time I visit the Village or National in Westwood (two of the biggest and the best) I wonder how long the crowds (which rarely fill more than half of either theater, even for a hit movie on a weekend evening) can continue to support the maintenance of such a large space in such a pricey real estate market. Nevertheless, there more such theaters here than in any other large metropolitan area in the US. Which is, as you would expect, when you think about it.

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Audio Video News
DVRs Not Killing Commercials, According To Networks
 |  Nov 26, 2005

Earlier this month executives from CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox, UPN and WB announced jointly that their research efforts have indicated that people who use TiVos and other DVRs not only watch more television, but that some even watch the commercials rather than blasting right past them with the fast-forward button.

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Sony KDS-R60XBR1 SXRD 1080p RPTV
Michael Fremer  |  Nov 26, 2005

Though the first Sony product imported to America was either a transistor radio or a reel-to-reel tape recorder, and the cassette-based Walkman was probably the company's best seller, it was the 1968 introduction of the Trinitron television that drove the Sony brand name into America's collective consciousness.

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