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|    Derek Janssen to All    |
|    Re: Hollywood reporter: Shout! Gets MST3    |
|    25 Jan 08 07:42:42    |
      fb9d0018       From: ejanss1@nospam.verizon.net              argento32 wrote:       >>       >>And I take it from this item, Shout's "Film Crew" experiment ended with       >>a whimper, and ex-Rhino's old-show loyalty had to go back to the formula       >>they began with?       >       > I hope film crew did well I really enjoyed those. Same with rifftrax       > and I am eagerly awaiting cinematic titanic as well. Keep mst3k alive!       > I`d assume that they went after mst3k rights because they did well       > with film crew dvds. Does anyone know for sure how film crew did              It wasn't well publicized, it was a niche title, direct-video, got mixed       reviews, and SF couldn't drag MK&B back from their RiffTrax       locker-room/sandbox without a bigger paycheck...Any guesses?              Although I'm wondering whether this news is actually a signal that       Warner might be dismantling "their" version of Rhino, as it's cheaper       than re-licensing all those Monkees, Krofft and GIJoe licenses they       never bothered to acquire in the first place, and which don't seem to be       on shelves at the moment anyway...       Not to say that Shout *wasn't* disappointed in Film Crew, of course, but       "our" Rhino couldn't have bought the old classic license if it wasn't       for sale.              Derek Janssen       ejanss1@verizon.net              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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