The Sony-Ericsson C702 cyber-shot mobile

In this file photo the Sony-Ericsson C702 cyber-shot mobile is displayed during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, February 14, 2008. Sony Pictures Television is looking to launch the first movie network on mobile phones in the United States. REUTERS/Albert Gea
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Sony-Ericsson C702 cyber-shot mobile

In this file photo the Sony-Ericsson C702 cyber-shot mobile is displayed during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, February 14, 2008. Sony Pictures Television is looking to launch the first movie network on mobile phones in the United States. REUTERS/Albert Gea
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"Star Wars" fans wield Force against Weinstein

NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - The geeks have been heard. Faced with a grassroots boycott of its film

Here Comes Peter Cottontail now on DVD

Original and 2005 animated version ready in time for Easter Holiday

Here Comes Peter Cottontail The Original TV Classic that aired in 1971, and Here Comes Peter Cottontail The Animated Movie (2005) have come to DVD, and just in time for the Easter holiday. Both DVDs retail for $9.93 and are available at your favorite video store or via www.classicmedia.tv

Man walks by a display of Blu-ray high-definition movies at the Sony booth at the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas

A Blu-ray display at the Sony booth at the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. All six major Hollywood studios are now in the Blu-ray DVD camp, a day after Toshiba pulled the plug on HD DVD and Blu-ray became effectively the only next-generation game in town. REUTERS/Rick Wilking
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