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DISNEY ADS COMING TO A THEATER NEAR YOU
Thursday, February 21 2008

Disney plans to begin pitching its DVDs aimed at kids as part of the ad clusters screened in movie houses showing G- and PG-rated films. The company announced Wednesday that it has signed a deal with National CineMedia's FirstLook, which delivers ads to theaters owned by such chains as AMC, Cinemark, and Regal in 164 markets. Disney President Bob Chapek said in a statement that the deal gives his company "an opportunity to showcase Disney Home Entertainment content to families in the perfect entertainment environment."

DISNEY-DALI COLLABORATION COMING TO DVD
Thursday, February 21 2008
The Walt Disney Co. plans to release Destino, a film that began as a 1946 collaboration between Disney and surrealist Salvador Dali and completed in 2003 under the supervision of Walt's nephew, Roy E. Disney. Disney said that it expects to release the film as part of a two-disc "Walt Disney Treasures" set on November 11, 2008. The set will also include a feature-length documentary describing how the partnership between Disney and Dali developed. Another (more)

FINAL HOLIDAY BOX-OFFICE FIGURES RELEASED
Wednesday, February 20 2008

The top ten films over the four-day Presidents Day holiday, according to final figures compiled by Media by Numbers (figures in parentheses represent total gross to date): 1. Jumper, 20th Century Fox, $32,092,991, one week, ($38,718,006); 2. The Spiderwick Chronicles, Paramount, $24,740,537, one wk. ($27,116,417); 3. Step Up 2 the Streets, Disney, $22,125,429, one wk. ($28,725,889); 4. Fool's Gold, Warner Bros., $14,885,386, two wks., ($43,810,073); 5. Definitely, Maybe, Universal, $11,472,255, one wk. ($14,591,460); 6. Welcome (more)