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'Che' to have close theater, DVD, VOD release

24 December 2008 17:29 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz | 2 comments

IFC Entertainment has announced that it will be releasing the Che Guevara biopic, Che in theaters beginning early January, then on VOD (video on demand) a few days later, and then on DVD within a short period after that, exclusively at Blockbuster.

The indie supplier notes that Che will be its "highest-profile day-and-date release yet," and they wanted to seek the widest possible audience.

The movie is four hours long and will play in theaters with an intermission break at 2 hours.

�This is definitely our biggest one, with the biggest cast and director. This is a $65 million production,� added Ryan Werner, VP of marketing at IFC. �And because of the fact that the movie is so long, we wanted to give people a variety of ways to see it.�

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ZippyDSM (AfterDawn Addict) 25 December 2008 7:51
For a minute there I thought it says Che the business is setting up a DVD/VOD system theaters can use. 0-o [ + quote]
zorb43 (Newbie) 8 January 2009 6:20
*Originally posted by ZippyDSM:* For a minute there I thought it says Che the business is setting up a DVD/VOD system theaters can use. 0-o *Thats what I thought ... Hahahahaha !!!* [img][/img] [ + quote]