Canada boycotted by Warner Brothers
Warner Brothers has told the Canadian film audience what it thinks of them, and it's not very flattering. Pirates, the lot of them.
According to recent stories, and this latest announcement from Warner Brothers, it's the Canadian audiences that are most to blame for the recording and distributing of pirated films, so much so that they claim more than seventy percent of all pirated WB films in the last eighteen months came directly from Canada.
Now they've decided to take action, Warner Brothers, not the pirates, and Variety have the story that WB are cancelling all promotional and word of mouth screenings in Canada until the government takes action and makes it illegal to take recording equipment into the screenings.
However it's not all that bad, they are going to hold press screenings for officially cedited press representatives.
We've also heard that 20th Century Fox have been considering altering release dates so that Canada see releases later than everyone else, but as yet that studio hasn't taken any action. Perhaps now that WB have, they might follow suit.
Well Canadian film audiences, what do you think of this one? Is it going to affect you at all?
















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