Home Video
Batman Flying Onto Home Video. Warner Bros. Home Video has announced plans to release
the first Batman feature-length, direct-to-video animated movie on March
17, 1998. The 70-minute film, titled Batman & Mr. Freeze: Subzero,
will be available for $19.96, and will be promoted with extensive cross-promotions.
Warner Bros. hopes to catch the wave of consumer interest in the Batman
franchise, boosted through home video re-releases of the live-action films,
which have sold more than 35 million units so far.
Swords And Cleavage. On November 11, U.S. distributor Kitty Media
released Legend of Reyon: The God of Darkness, an English-subtitled
Japanese erotic fantasy/action anime title described as "a story of
good and evil in scantily clad outfits." Running time is 45 minutes
and retail price is $29.95.
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